Natural face moisturiser recommendations

Norah, I second the coconut oil ( or third, choughdancer)?- useful for skin, hair and nails, you only need a little.

Neal’s Yard have lovely natural moisturisers. I use their Wild Rose Beauty Balm.

Sweet almond oil mixed with organic Sea Buckthorn worked really well for my son's exzema

I use Dr. Organic 100°/° Moroccan Liquid Gold argan oil, just a few drops leaves skin feeling very soft and moisturised. Bought from Holland and Barret, at the time it was 2 for price of 1. £15 a bottle but lasts a long time as only need few drops night and morning.

I would second MOnica's and Norah's suggestions. PureNuffStuff is lovely and they are a very ethical business. But nowadays I tend to slap on a bit of coconut oil!

Perhaps if you went to Holland and Barrett or a similar place you could get some advice, or at least a few samples. Trying out all the recommendations here would take you two or three years as natural products usually only have to be applied a drop or two at a time

Organic, unrefined coconut oil. Nice on arms, legs, feet, etc.

Green People make lovely organic, cruelty free skin care products, all very gentle but also with a range for sensitive skin.

Thanks. Lots of ideas. Keep them coming

Best ever, aloe vit e night cream from body shop.

The Green Company make beauty products for sensitive skin.

Pure Nuff Stuff www.purenuffstuff.co.uk/

Tropic Skincare use only natural ingredients. Available online only or through an agent.

To start with I always use a small, brown glass bottle, which preserves the oils. Mix 30ml of jojoba, and add 10 drops of essential oil, and shake. I've collected quite a few over the years, but they're all available from Holland and Barrett.
I know it sounds as though the oil will sit on the skin, but within seconds it's absorbed. Sweet almond oil could be used as an alternative to the jojoba.

Thank you both
Mayisay how do you do that? Where do you buy your oils etc from? How do you get the oil to soak into your skin instead of it sitting on the surface like a greasy film?

I make my own by using jojoba oil mixed with a few drops of essential oils. My favourites being lavender, frankincense and rose, but there are plenty to choose from, and they last years.

I love Weleda skin food, lots of retailers including Holland and Barrett.