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Dull skin is never in
(Photo: IG/@gypsyspiritbeauty)
Lifestyle, Tuesday Style, Under the Dryer
June 6, 2023

Dull skin is never in

After our series of skincare regimens, we imagine you have mastered your face routine by now, but don’t skimp on the rest of your body. Luckily, staying moisturised from head to toe is easier than ever. All you need? A bottle (or two) of Gypsy Spirit Beauty body oil.

If you’re worried about the unwanted, greasy after-feel, don’t stress. Gypsy Spirit’s body oils are lightweight and fast-absorbing, disappearing so quickly that you can slip on your silkiest LBD or crisp white shirt right after.

Created by Hanadi “Anna” Taylor — born on the Mediterranean isle of Cyprus and now living in Jamaica — hand-poured with love and good vibes, and enriched with quality ingredients, Gypsy Spirit’s uncut body oils nourish the skin while providing that healthy glow everyone craves.

Taylor says the collection of oils is her “manifestation of what it means to be kind to yourself, to others, and the planet”. The journey began in 2021 and through research and experimentation, each bottle has been mindfully created with pure ingredients and has never been tested on animals.

Gender neutral and safe enough for children, the products make the practice of self-care enjoyable for the entire family.

Try the Jojoba & Coconut ‘Free’ and Rosehip & Coconut ‘Wild’ on your face and hair, or lather on the Grapeseed & Coconut ‘Soul’ oil on your body for a healthy glow. Either way, these head-to-toe elixirs are one of our 2023 summer essentials.

You can find products online at:

Etsy: etsy.com/shop.gypsyspiritvibes

Or in store at:

Live Good Store, Main Street, Montego Bay

Locale, 5 Holborn Rd, Kingston

Island Chic, Sangster International Airport

Gift Palace, Falmouth Cruise Ship Pier

Photos: Naphtali Junior and courtesy of Hanadi Taylor

Gypsy Spirit (from left) Soul, Rebel, Free, and Wild oils (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Gypsy Spirit Beauty Rebel (left) and Wild oils (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
‘Soul’ — a special blend of grapeseed, rose and coconut oil, vitamin E, lavender, tea tree, and thieves oil — is perfect for those in need of a little extra nourishment. It also works great as a massage oil too! (Photo: IG/@gypsyspiritbeauty)
Exfoliate, apply body oil, sleep, repeat! (Photo courtesy of Hanadi Taylor)
Gypsy Spirit Beauty principal Hanadi “Anna” Taylor (Photo courtesy of Hanadi Taylor)

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