Men’s Enhancing Facial Moisturiser – Scenturie Natural Skincare

$60.00
Scenturie Men’s Enhancing Facial Moisturiser is handcrafted in New Zealand and contains native Harakeke and an organic oil blend of Hemp, Argan, Macadamia and Jojoba oils to hydrate and support recovery from razor stress and environmental damage.
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Product Reviews by Experts
Seeing the uniqueness and deeply NZ natives I was super excited to try this. Learning about Kānuka and Harakeke was very cool and it was nice using a product that packed such a non-conventional crop-punch. I definitely found myself coming back to it. The titles and branding you have around your sustainability and social positions show me you mean business. The Loop, the upcycling of grape seed oil from wineries, to checking the red list. There are original ideas and intent here that can only come from genuine and active desire to have impact.
It’s really nourishing and does an awesome job at soothing the skin after a shave. It sinks in quickly without being greasy, and it keeps your face feeling hydrated all day. Their return program for empty jars and the plastic-free refill options are great initiatives. It’s also cool that they check ingredients against endangered species lists and support a women’s collective in Ghana for their shea butter.
A proud Ngati Ruanui man, I love to see great handcrafted products coming out of Aotearoa, using native botanicals. This product feels great, hydrating, refreshing and soothing. I love the refill option, upcycling, and small batch manufacturing practices.
Seeing the uniqueness and deeply NZ natives I was super excited to try this. Learning about Kānuka and Harakeke was very cool and it was nice using a product that packed such a non-conventional crop-punch. I definitely found myself coming back to it. The titles and branding you have around your sustainability and social positions show me you mean business. The Loop, the upcycling of grape seed oil from wineries, to checking the red list. There are original ideas and intent here that can only come from genuine and active desire to have impact.
It’s really nourishing and does an awesome job at soothing the skin after a shave. It sinks in quickly without being greasy, and it keeps your face feeling hydrated all day. Their return program for empty jars and the plastic-free refill options are great initiatives. It’s also cool that they check ingredients against endangered species lists and support a women’s collective in Ghana for their shea butter.
A proud Ngati Ruanui man, I love to see great handcrafted products coming out of Aotearoa, using native botanicals. This product feels great, hydrating, refreshing and soothing. I love the refill option, upcycling, and small batch manufacturing practices.
Seeing the uniqueness and deeply NZ natives I was super excited to try this. Learning about Kānuka and Harakeke was very cool and it was nice using a product that packed such a non-conventional crop-punch. I definitely found myself coming back to it. The titles and branding you have around your sustainability and social positions show me you mean business. The Loop, the upcycling of grape seed oil from wineries, to checking the red list. There are original ideas and intent here that can only come from genuine and active desire to have impact.
It’s really nourishing and does an awesome job at soothing the skin after a shave. It sinks in quickly without being greasy, and it keeps your face feeling hydrated all day. Their return program for empty jars and the plastic-free refill options are great initiatives. It’s also cool that they check ingredients against endangered species lists and support a women’s collective in Ghana for their shea butter.
A proud Ngati Ruanui man, I love to see great handcrafted products coming out of Aotearoa, using native botanicals. This product feels great, hydrating, refreshing and soothing. I love the refill option, upcycling, and small batch manufacturing practices.
Seeing the uniqueness and deeply NZ natives I was super excited to try this. Learning about Kānuka and Harakeke was very cool and it was nice using a product that packed such a non-conventional crop-punch. I definitely found myself coming back to it. The titles and branding you have around your sustainability and social positions show me you mean business. The Loop, the upcycling of grape seed oil from wineries, to checking the red list. There are original ideas and intent here that can only come from genuine and active desire to have impact.
It’s really nourishing and does an awesome job at soothing the skin after a shave. It sinks in quickly without being greasy, and it keeps your face feeling hydrated all day. Their return program for empty jars and the plastic-free refill options are great initiatives. It’s also cool that they check ingredients against endangered species lists and support a women’s collective in Ghana for their shea butter.
A proud Ngati Ruanui man, I love to see great handcrafted products coming out of Aotearoa, using native botanicals. This product feels great, hydrating, refreshing and soothing. I love the refill option, upcycling, and small batch manufacturing practices.
Seeing the uniqueness and deeply NZ natives I was super excited to try this. Learning about Kānuka and Harakeke was very cool and it was nice using a product that packed such a non-conventional crop-punch. I definitely found myself coming back to it. The titles and branding you have around your sustainability and social positions show me you mean business. The Loop, the upcycling of grape seed oil from wineries, to checking the red list. There are original ideas and intent here that can only come from genuine and active desire to have impact.
It’s really nourishing and does an awesome job at soothing the skin after a shave. It sinks in quickly without being greasy, and it keeps your face feeling hydrated all day. Their return program for empty jars and the plastic-free refill options are great initiatives. It’s also cool that they check ingredients against endangered species lists and support a women’s collective in Ghana for their shea butter.
A proud Ngati Ruanui man, I love to see great handcrafted products coming out of Aotearoa, using native botanicals. This product feels great, hydrating, refreshing and soothing. I love the refill option, upcycling, and small batch manufacturing practices.






















