Prakash Organics

Micro batch, handmade unrefined organic clinical grade skin care

10/27/2026

It’s made from every oil that passes through: new formulas still in development, plus the last of each batch before we clear the vessels. Instead of letting any of it go, we blend it into one bottle. No two batches are ever the same.

This one is orange, rich in carotenoids, and smells lightly of black currant and tropical fruit. Subtle, not sweet. It’s close to Nectar: deeply hydrating, antioxidant support, a naturally radiant finish. The one difference is there’s no added vitamin C.

Use it on damp skin right after bathing to seal in moisture.

Hand-filled, $75, and only 16 bottles. This exact batch won’t come again.

Comment LOVE and I’ll send you the link, or send this to someone who loves a small-batch oil.

10/25/2026

The scariest part of an at-home peel is not knowing what comes next. So here it is, start to finish.

Two weeks before: condition your skin
Day 1: apply the peel, then sleep in it
8 to 24 hours: wear it, then wash it off
Days 2 to 3: flaking usually begins
Days 5 to 6: glamour shot time

Kit One is for first timers. Kit Two is for anyone who has peeled before. Kit Three is never a first peel. Each kit has its own video guide, and I am on text or phone the whole way through.

Save this for the night before you start. Not sure which kit is yours? Comment PEEL and I will point you to the right one.

10/22/2026

Broccoli seeds get pressed into oil. So do carrot, apple, kiwi, and strawberry seeds.

That’s what is in our Heavier face oil, along with prickly pear and milk thistle seed oils and blue tansy essential oil. Every seed is cold pressed and left unrefined, so the oil keeps what the seed made.

It sinks in quickly and doesn’t sit on top of your skin.

We list every seed because you should know exactly what you’re putting on your face.

Which one did you not expect? Tell me below. Send this to the friend who thinks all face oils are the same.

10/19/2026

Everyone knows pomegranate as a fruit. Almost no one knows what the seed holds.

Pomegranate seed oil is a rare source of punicic acid, a polyunsaturated fatty acid and the only known botanical form of conjugated linolenic acid. It is also one of the most powerful plant based antioxidants known.

Here is why that matters on your skin. It helps support skin that looks nourished, resilient, and luminous. Not a one-day glow. Skin that looks cared for.

We press it unrefined, so the oil stays as the seed made it. In our Nectar unrefined body oil it works alongside tomato, soursop, shea, prickly pear, cantaloupe, papaya, buriti, and vitamin C to deeply replenish and protect.

How to use it: after your shower, while your skin is still damp, massage it in anywhere on your body. The oil seals in the water already on your skin, so a little goes a long way.

Save this for your next shower. Send it to the friend whose skin always feels dry by noon.

10/18/2026

Most people dry off completely, then reach for the oil. Try it the other way around.

Step out of the shower, pat lightly, and put your body oil on while your skin is still damp. The oil seals in the moisture that’s already there, so skin feels softer and less tight, and a little goes a long way.

That’s how we make Nectar Unrefined Body Oil to be used. It’s a blend of unrefined fruit and seed oils: tomato, soursop, shea, prickly pear, cantaloupe, papaya, pomegranate, and buriti, with vitamin C added. It comes unscented, or in Black Currant Bud or Neroli Citron. Massage it in anywhere on your body. Shoulders, legs, elbows, the spots that always feel dry first.

10/17/2026

One peel and a series of peels are not the same thing. Most people don’t find that out until they’ve picked the wrong one.

A single peel, Peel One or Peel Two on its own, is about how your skin feels and looks. Smoother texture, a brighter, fresher glow around the three to four week mark, and your skincare can finally get where it’s going.

A series is for the bigger picture. You keep the peels close together, and each round goes a little deeper than the last. That’s the whole idea.

Not sure which plan fits your skin? Comment PEEL and I’ll help you figure out where to start.

Save this for when you’re ready to choose. Send it to the friend who keeps asking what peel to try.

10/15/2026

Most face oils are refined. The label rarely says so.

Unrefined means the oil is pressed from the seed and left alone. No bleaching, no deodorizing, nothing stripped out so every bottle matches. Ours are organic, cold pressed, and bottled fresh.

It is a short list of seeds, pressed the way they have always been pressed. We think that is enough.

Go look at your face oil. Does the label say unrefined, or does it say nothing at all?

Send this to the friend who has used the same face oil for years.

10/13/2026

Look at the color. Nobody added it.

This is cold-pressed seed oil from green coffee bean, mangosteen, milk thistle, apple and fig, left alone. Deep amber, sometimes a little cloudy, never exactly the same twice. That is what a seed looks like when nothing has been taken out.

Most oils are made to look identical every time. We would rather you see what is actually in the bottle.

Hold yours up to the light. Does it look like this?

Save this for the next time you shop for a face oil.

Send it to the friend who only buys the clear ones.

10/09/2026

Most skincare gets replaced in a season. This customer has been using ours since 2020, and her words for it are “multivitamins for the skin.”

That’s what unrefined oils are meant to feel like. Cold-pressed seed oils, nothing bleached or deodorized out of them, still carrying what the seed started with. Nutrient dense, plant made, and nothing hidden behind a perfume.

We don’t take reviews like this for granted. Thank you for six years of trust.

Know someone who has switched face oils three times this year? Send this to them. Or save it for the next time you’re deciding what to buy.

10/07/2026

Prickly pear seed hydrates deeply and absorbs fast, so nothing sits on top of your skin. Milk thistle seed soothes red, irritated skin. Blue tansy gives it that rare blue tint and a high sabinene content. Apple, kiwi, strawberry, carrot, and broccoli seed oils round it out.

Everything is unrefined, so what you see on the label is what’s in the bottle.

How much to use: 3 to 6 drops. If it doesn’t sink in right away, use less. If your skin drinks it all up, use a little more.

Address

Bainbridge Island, WA
98110

Website

http://www.prakashog.com/

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