Face Serum



A Face Serum delivers rich, potent ingredients directly into the skin, it is a face-care product that is applied to the face after cleansing it, but before applying a moisturizer. Serums are made of very tiny molecules, so your skin absorbs them faster and deeply, whereas a moisturizer has larger molecules so they form a barrier on this skin (which is good for locking in moisture, but may prevent the "good stuff" from going in).
Because serums are richer in content, they do tend to be costlier than moisturizers. However because only a small amount is needed per use, a 10 ml bottle may last for months when used appropriately.


The Pugtha Face Serum is simple and unique, containing only natural ingredients and giving you only the nourishment your skin needs, less is more! It is made of only 3 ingredients: Argan, Evening Primrose and Frankincense Essential Oils. It helps improve the appearance of the skin, giving you a beautiful and radiant look.

Argan Oil




Produced from the kernels of the Moroccan argan tree, this rear oil has a mild nutty scent and is rich in vitamin A and E, packed with antioxidants, Omega-6 fatty acids and linoleic acids. These properties make Argan Oil useful towards boosting cell production and reduce inflammation, thus encouraging healing, and boost the glow and health of the skin and hair. Most importantly, this oil is light and does not clog the pores, making it suitable for oily acne-prone skin.

Evening Primrose Oil


Evening primrose is a small plant native to North America and Europe which produces yellow flowers. The oil, also know as EPO, is pressed from the seeds of the evening primrose flower, has a thick consistency and a slight nutty scent. EPO contains Omega-6 fatty acids which promotes skin elasticity, regulate hormone levels and retain skin moisture, making it useful against acne. Evening primrose oil is also useful to people battling eczema, psoriasis and atopic dermatitis.

Frankincense Essential Oil


Essential oils have been used for thousands of years, they are sourced from leaves, peels, bark, stems or roots of plants. Frankincense (also known as olibanum) is an essential oil commonly used in aromatherapy, and sourced from the resin of the Boswellia Carterii or Boswellia Sacra tree commonly grown in Somalia. the tree can grow with very little soil in dry and desolate conditions. Frankincense is an antiseptic and disinfectant agent which also has astringent properties. This means it helps kill bacteria as well as makes the skin contract, thus reducing pores. This strengthens the skin as well as improves its tone and elasticity, which is a defense against bacteria and blemishes, improving the appearance as you age.

How To Use



Wash your face (try the Pugth Activated Charcoal and Tea Tree Oil Face Soap) and pat dry with a face towel.
Apply 1 or 2 drops of the Pugtha Face Serum onto the palm of your hands and rub to warm up.
Apply to the face and neck using circular gentle motions.
Using once daily is sufficient, however you can apply twice a day; once in the morning and once again right before going to bed at night.
You may follow with your regular face moisturizer or leave off using a moisturizer altogether.

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