Botanical moisture for your face and body
One nourishing oil for everyday skincare
Face and Body Oil is a multipurpose botanical skincare oil formulated to moisturize, soften, and condition skin from head to toe. Its blend of plant-based carrier oils and essential oils provides a rich source of emollient lipids and aromatic botanicals for people who want a simple addition to their daily skincare routine.
Use it as a natural face oil when your complexion feels dry or lacks softness, or apply it as a natural body oil to areas that need extra moisture. The formula is versatile enough to become an everyday moisturizer or a targeted treatment for particularly dry areas.
Nourish skin with a blend of botanical oils
A diverse formula instead of a single carrier oil
The formula combines oxygenated olive oil, jojoba, almond, evening primrose, grapeseed, black currant seed, avocado, arnica, and rose hip seed oils. Each botanical oil contributes its own fatty acids, antioxidants, plant compounds, or emollient properties to the overall formula.
This variety gives Face and Body Oil a broader botanical profile than a single-oil moisturizer. The result is a conditioning oil designed to support soft, supple, comfortable-feeling skin while providing the nourishment associated with plant-based skincare.
Moisturize dry skin without complicated layering
Make body care more convenient
Dry skin does not always need a complicated routine. Sometimes the most useful addition is a concentrated moisturizer that can be applied exactly where you need it.
Massage a small amount of Face and Body Oil into the skin after bathing, cleansing, or whenever your skin feels dry. You can use it on larger areas of the body or apply a smaller amount to the face, hands, elbows, knees, feet, or other areas that tend to lose moisture.
The oil format also makes it easy to adjust the amount according to your skin's needs.
A face oil for a soft, radiant-looking complexion
Botanical conditioning for facial skin
Facial skin can become dry from weather, cleansing, environmental exposure, or simply from naturally low moisture levels. A facial oil provides a concentrated way to condition the skin without requiring a large amount of product.
Use Face and Body Oil as the moisturizing step in your facial routine. Massage a small amount between your palms and gently press or massage it into clean skin.
The botanical oils help leave the complexion feeling soft and conditioned, while the essential oils provide the formula's distinctive herbal, floral, citrus, and earthy aroma.
A body oil for dry and rough-feeling skin
Give extra attention to areas that need more moisture
The body can develop dry or rough patches in areas such as the elbows, knees, hands, heels, and legs. These areas often benefit from a richer moisturizing step than the rest of the body.
Apply Face and Body Oil after bathing while the skin still has some moisture on its surface. Massage the oil into areas that feel particularly dry, using enough product to cover the skin without leaving an excessive layer.
Regular application can help maintain a softer, smoother, more comfortable skin feel.
Use body oil after showering
Lock in the feeling of moisture
One of the easiest ways to incorporate a body oil into your routine is immediately after a shower or bath. Gently pat your skin dry rather than removing every trace of moisture, then apply a small amount of Face and Body Oil.
The botanical oils form an emollient layer over the skin that helps reduce the dry feeling that can occur after bathing. This makes post-shower application especially useful during colder or drier seasons.
Face and Body Oil for dry skin
Adjust the amount according to your skin
Dry skin generally benefits from richer emollient care, and a facial or body oil can be an easy way to add more conditioning to a routine.
Start with a small amount of Face and Body Oil and massage it evenly into the skin. If your skin still feels dry, you can gradually increase the amount. If your skin feels adequately moisturized with a very small amount, there is no need to apply more.
The goal is comfortable, supple-feeling skin rather than a heavy coating of oil.
Face and Body Oil vs. facial moisturizer
Botanical oil vs. water-based cream
A traditional facial moisturizer is usually an emulsion containing both water and oil phases. A facial oil, by comparison, is primarily oil-based and focuses on providing emollient lipids to condition the skin.
Face and Body Oil can be used as a facial moisturizing step for people who prefer an oil-based product. It can also be layered with other skincare products depending on your routine.
If your skin is very dry, you may prefer applying a water-based moisturizer first and then using a small amount of oil afterward to help reduce moisture loss from the skin surface.
Face and Body Oil vs. body lotion
Oil-based conditioning vs. traditional body moisturizing
Body lotion generally contains water, oils, and emulsifying ingredients, giving it a lighter cream-like consistency. Face and Body Oil contains botanical oils and essential oils and has a more concentrated oil texture.
Choose the oil when you prefer an oil-based moisturizer, want to massage your skin, or need additional conditioning for particularly dry areas. Choose a lotion when you prefer a lighter, water-based application.
You can also use both: apply lotion first and a small amount of body oil afterward when additional moisture retention is desired.
Face and Body Oil vs. Age Defying Oil
Everyday face and body care vs. targeted facial care
Our Age Defying Oil is specifically formulated for facial skincare and focuses on maintaining soft, supple, youthful-looking skin. Its formula contains jojoba, rose hip seed, borage seed, and marula oils alongside French lavender, Roman chamomile, rose absolute, rose geranium, neroli, patchouli, and rosewood essential oils.
Face and Body Oil is the more versatile option when you want one botanical oil for both facial and body care. Its formula includes a broader selection of carrier oils, including evening primrose, grapeseed, black currant seed, avocado, and almond oils.
Choose Face and Body Oil for multipurpose daily moisture. Choose Age Defying Oil when your primary focus is a specialized facial routine centered around mature-looking skin.
Face and Body Oil vs. Cellulite Oil
General moisturization vs. targeted body massage
Our Cellulite Oil is formulated specifically for targeted massage on areas where cellulite is visible. It combines grapeseed and avocado oils with cypress, juniper, grapefruit, and lemon essential oils.
Face and Body Oil has a much broader purpose. It is designed for everyday face and body moisturization, nourishment, and conditioning rather than specifically targeting the appearance of cellulite.
Choose Face and Body Oil when overall skin hydration is your priority. Choose Cellulite Oil when you specifically want a botanical oil to use during targeted cellulite massage.
Face and Body Oil vs. Stretch Mark Oil
All-over skin nourishment vs. targeted stretch mark care
Face and Body Oil is a general-purpose botanical moisturizer for the face and body. It can help condition areas of dry skin and maintain a soft, supple appearance.
If stretch marks are the primary concern, our Stretch Mark Oil is the more targeted choice because it is formulated specifically around the appearance and care of stretch marks.
The distinction is simple: use Face and Body Oil for broad daily skin conditioning and choose Stretch Mark Oil when stretch marks are the specific focus of your routine.
Face and Body Oil for hands and feet
Extra conditioning for frequently dry areas
Hands and feet often experience more friction, washing, environmental exposure, and dryness than other parts of the body.
Massage a small amount of Face and Body Oil into clean hands, cuticles, heels, or other dry areas. For especially dry feet, apply the oil before bed and allow it to remain on the skin overnight.
The rich botanical oil blend helps leave these areas feeling softer and more conditioned.
Face and Body Oil for elbows and knees
Soften areas prone to roughness
Elbows and knees can develop a rougher texture because of repeated friction and naturally thicker skin.
Apply a small amount of Face and Body Oil directly to these areas and massage until evenly distributed. Consistent moisturizing can help maintain a smoother-feeling surface and reduce the uncomfortable sensation associated with dry skin.
A botanical oil for a healthy-looking glow
Support the appearance of naturally moisturized skin
Well-conditioned skin often looks smoother and more radiant because adequate surface moisture can improve the way light reflects from the skin.
Face and Body Oil combines emollient plant oils with naturally occurring antioxidant compounds and fatty acids to help maintain the appearance of nourished, moisturized skin.
The goal is not to create an artificial shine. Instead, regular moisturizing helps the skin maintain a naturally soft and healthy-looking appearance.
A naturally aromatic skincare experience
Essential oils create the botanical scent
The formula contains French lavender, German chamomile, bergamot, cedarwood, geranium, calendula, carrot seed, myrrh, palmarosa, patchouli, blue tansy, neroli, and ylang ylang essential oils.
Together, these botanicals create a complex aroma that combines floral, herbal, citrus, earthy, woody, and resinous notes. The fragrance is naturally derived from the botanical ingredients rather than a synthetic perfume blend.
If you prefer skincare with a noticeable botanical aroma, this formula offers a distinctly herbal and essential-oil-forward experience.
Face and body oil for a minimalist skincare routine
One formula for multiple parts of the body
People who prefer a streamlined skincare routine do not necessarily need separate products for every area of the body.
Face and Body Oil can serve as a facial oil, body moisturizer, dry-skin conditioner, hand oil, foot oil, and post-shower body treatment. Using one multipurpose product can simplify the number of moisturizers you keep in your daily routine.
The same formula can be adjusted in quantity depending on where you apply it and how much moisture your skin needs.
Support the skin's natural moisture balance
Condition the skin without replacing its natural functions
The skin has its own barrier and moisture-regulating mechanisms. Topical oils do not replace those functions, but they can provide emollient lipids that help condition the outer skin and reduce the feeling of dryness.
The diverse fatty-acid profile of Face and Body Oil gives the formula several types of plant-derived lipids rather than relying on one oil alone.
This makes it a practical option for people looking to supplement their existing skincare routine with botanical moisture.
Face and Body Oil for daily skincare
Morning, evening, or whenever skin needs moisture
There is no need to restrict Face and Body Oil to a particular time of day. Use it in the morning after cleansing, after a shower, as part of an evening skincare routine, or whenever your skin feels dry.
For facial use, start with a very small amount. For the body, use enough to massage comfortably over the desired area.
Consistency matters more than using a large amount at one time.
Ingredients
Oxygenated olive oil
Oxygenated olive oil provides the primary oil base of the formula and contributes emollient properties that help soften and condition the skin.
Olive oil naturally contains oleic acid, linoleic acid, squalene, tocopherols such as vitamin E, and plant polyphenols. These naturally occurring compounds contribute to the oil's nourishing and antioxidant profile.
We use oxygenated olive oil as a rich foundation for moisturizing and helping dry skin feel softer and more comfortable.
Jojoba oil
Jojoba is technically a liquid wax composed primarily of long-chain wax esters rather than the triglycerides found in most vegetable oils.
It contains naturally occurring vitamin E compounds, fatty acids, and long-chain fatty alcohols. Its composition gives it a smooth texture that works well in facial and body skincare.
We use jojoba to help condition the skin and contribute to the formula's balanced, spreadable texture.
Almond oil
Almond oil is rich in oleic acid and linoleic acid and naturally contains vitamin E, particularly alpha-tocopherol.
These fatty acids give almond oil its emollient character, making it useful for softening and conditioning dry-feeling skin.
We include almond oil to add nourishing lipids and create a smoother application across both facial and body skin.
Evening primrose oil
Evening primrose oil is particularly notable for its linoleic acid and gamma-linolenic acid (GLA) content.
GLA is an omega-6 fatty acid that gives evening primrose oil a distinctive place in botanical skincare formulations. We use it to diversify the formula's fatty-acid profile and support soft, supple-feeling skin.
Grapeseed oil
Grapeseed oil is naturally rich in linoleic acid, with smaller amounts of oleic and other fatty acids. It also contains vitamin E compounds, phytosterols, and polyphenolic compounds.
Its relatively lightweight texture helps balance some of the richer oils in the formula.
We use grapeseed oil to provide emollient moisture while helping the finished product maintain a more spreadable feel.
Black currant seed oil
Black currant seed oil contains linoleic acid, alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), and gamma-linolenic acid (GLA).
This combination adds both omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids to the formula, broadening the lipid profile of the overall oil blend.
We use black currant seed oil to contribute nourishing fatty acids that help support soft, supple-looking skin.
Avocado oil
Avocado oil contains oleic acid, linoleic acid, phytosterols, carotenoids, and vitamin E compounds. It is known for its rich, emollient texture.
We include avocado oil to provide deeper-feeling conditioning, particularly useful for areas that tend to become dry or rough.
Arnica
Arnica contains naturally occurring botanical compounds including sesquiterpene lactones, flavonoids, and phenolic compounds.
Arnica has a long history of topical botanical use. We include it as part of the formula's broader plant-based approach to skin conditioning.
Rose hip seed oil
Rose hip seed oil contains linoleic acid and alpha-linolenic acid, along with naturally occurring carotenoids and tocopherols.
These components make rose hip seed oil a popular ingredient in botanical facial and body oils.
We use it to contribute nourishing lipids and help maintain soft, smooth, healthy-looking skin.
French lavender essential oil
French lavender essential oil contains aromatic compounds such as linalool and linalyl acetate, along with smaller amounts of other naturally occurring terpenes.
We use lavender for its recognizable floral-herbal aroma and its ability to complement the deeper, earthier essential oils in the formula.
German chamomile essential oil
German chamomile is notable for aromatic compounds including chamazulene and bisabolol-related compounds, which contribute to its distinctive deep blue color and characteristic herbal aroma.
We use German chamomile to add a calming botanical note to the formula and complement the softer floral essential oils.
Bergamot essential oil
Bergamot essential oil contains aromatic compounds such as limonene, linalool, and linalyl acetate, depending on the oil's composition and processing.
Its fresh citrus aroma adds brightness to the otherwise earthy, woody, and herbal blend.
We use bergamot primarily for its aromatic contribution and to create a more complex botanical scent.
Cedarwood essential oil
Cedarwood essential oil contains sesquiterpenes and sesquiterpene alcohols, including compounds such as cedrol and cedrene, depending on the cedarwood species.
Its warm, woody aroma gives the formula depth and helps balance the brighter floral and citrus oils.
Geranium essential oil
Geranium essential oil commonly contains citronellol, geraniol, and linalool, which contribute to its floral, green, and slightly rosy fragrance.
We use geranium to add floral complexity and balance the stronger woody and earthy components of the blend.
Calendula
Calendula contains naturally occurring flavonoids, carotenoids, triterpenoids, and other plant compounds.
Calendula has a long history of topical use in traditional skin care. We include it to complement the formula's botanical approach and contribute to the overall conditioning profile.
Carrot seed essential oil
Carrot seed essential oil contains aromatic compounds including carotol and daucol, depending on the source and extraction.
We use it for its earthy, warm aroma and its place in traditional botanical skincare formulations.
Myrrh essential oil
Myrrh essential oil contains a variety of naturally occurring sesquiterpenes, sesquiterpene alcohols, and resinous aromatic compounds.
Its warm, balsamic aroma adds depth to the formula and works particularly well with cedarwood, patchouli, and the floral essential oils.
We use myrrh as both an aromatic botanical and a traditional skin-care ingredient.
Palmarosa essential oil
Palmarosa essential oil is particularly rich in geraniol, which gives it a sweet, rosy, herbaceous aroma.
We use palmarosa to reinforce the formula's floral character while adding a fresh green quality that helps balance the richer carrier oils.
Patchouli essential oil
Patchouli essential oil contains compounds such as patchoulol, alpha-guaiene, and alpha-bulnesene.
Its deep, earthy aroma provides a grounding counterpoint to citrus and floral oils such as bergamot, neroli, lavender, and ylang ylang.
We use patchouli to add aromatic depth and round out the overall botanical profile.
Blue tansy essential oil
Blue tansy essential oil contains naturally occurring compounds including chamazulene and sabinene, which contribute to its characteristic blue color and herbal aroma.
We use blue tansy as part of the formula's botanical aromatic blend and to complement the other herbal and floral essential oils.
Neroli essential oil
Neroli essential oil is distilled from bitter orange blossoms and contains aromatic compounds including linalool, linalyl acetate, and limonene.
Its delicate floral-citrus character helps brighten the formula and complements both bergamot and ylang ylang.
Ylang ylang essential oil
Ylang ylang essential oil contains aromatic compounds including linalool, benzyl acetate, beta-caryophyllene, and germacrene D.
Its sweet, full floral scent provides the finishing note for the formula and contributes to the product's distinctive botanical aroma.
How to use
Massage into areas that need moisture
Pour a small amount of Face and Body Oil into the palm of your hand and rub your hands together. Massage the oil into the desired area of skin.
For body use, applying the oil after showering or bathing while the skin is still slightly damp can help make the most of the moisturizing routine.
Use daily if necessary or as needed.
Use less on facial skin
Facial skin generally requires less oil than larger areas of the body. Start with a very small amount of Face and Body Oil and gently massage it into clean facial skin.
Allow the oil to absorb before applying additional products.
If you have oily, acne-prone, or highly reactive skin, begin with a small area and adjust your routine according to how your skin responds.
Face and body skincare routine
Morning
Cleanse your face as appropriate for your skin type, apply your preferred water-based skincare products, and finish with a small amount of Face and Body Oil if your skin benefits from an oil-based moisturizer.
For body care, apply after showering or whenever dry areas need additional conditioning.
Evening
Use Face and Body Oil as the final moisturizing step of your evening routine or apply it after cleansing and other water-based products.
For the body, massage the oil into dry areas before bed for overnight conditioning.
Who can use Face and Body Oil?
A versatile option for many skin types
Face and Body Oil is formulated for use on different skin types and can be adjusted according to individual moisture needs.
People with dry skin may prefer a richer application, while those with combination or oilier facial skin may prefer only a few drops.
Because the formula contains numerous essential oils, anyone with particularly sensitive or reactive skin should start with a small patch test before applying it more broadly.
Face oil vs. body oil
Why one product can work for both
Facial and body skin have different characteristics, but both can benefit from appropriate emollient conditioning.
A good multipurpose oil can be used on the face in a smaller quantity and on larger body areas in a greater quantity. Face and Body Oil is designed around this versatility.
The key is not necessarily changing the product, but adjusting the amount and application technique according to the area being moisturized.
Natural body oil vs. synthetic fragrance lotion
Botanical aroma from essential oils
Face and Body Oil is formulated without synthetic fragrance. Its aroma comes from the essential oils included in the formula.
This gives the product a distinctly botanical scent rather than the standardized fragrance profile associated with many conventional body lotions.
The aroma includes floral, herbal, citrus, earthy, woody, and resinous notes because of the large variety of essential oils used.
Face and Body Oil for massage
Combine moisturization with gentle massage
The oil's texture makes it suitable for gentle self-massage while moisturizing the skin.
Apply a small amount to the desired area and use smooth strokes until the oil is distributed evenly. Massage can be particularly useful after bathing, when you are already taking time for body care.
For targeted cellulite massage, however, our Cellulite Oil is the more appropriate Dherbs formula because it was specifically designed for that purpose.
Face and Body Oil for seasonal dryness
Adapt your skincare as the environment changes
Cold weather, dry indoor air, wind, frequent bathing, and other environmental factors can make skin feel drier at certain times of year.
During these periods, increase your focus on moisturizing rather than waiting until skin becomes severely dry. Face and Body Oil can be used after bathing or whenever dry areas need additional conditioning.
In warmer or more humid conditions, you may prefer using a smaller amount.
What Face and Body Oil does not do
Support healthy-looking skin without unrealistic promises
Face and Body Oil is a topical botanical moisturizer. It helps condition and nourish the skin, but it is not a medical treatment for skin disorders, infections, severe inflammation, or other dermatological conditions.
It does not replace medical care or prescription treatment when those are appropriate.
The formula is intended to support everyday skincare by keeping the skin moisturized, soft, supple, and healthy-looking.
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