FAQ: Oxy-Oil (4 oz)

Follow the storage instructions provided on the current product packaging. Keep the container properly closed and avoid exposing the product to unnecessary heat or environmental contamination.

Yes. Dherbs also offers an 8 oz version of Oxy-Oil.

No. Although olive oil is the starting material, Oxy-Oil contains ozonated olive oil. Ozonation causes chemical reactions within the oil that distinguish the finished ingredient from ordinary culinary olive oil.

How any oil behaves on facial skin can vary from person to person. People who are prone to clogged pores or breakouts should introduce new facial oils gradually and observe how their skin responds.

"Ozonated olive oil" is the more precise description when olive oil has been exposed to ozone. Terms such as "oxygenated oil" are sometimes used more broadly in marketing, but they don't necessarily describe the same manufacturing process.

Yes. A small amount can be massaged into the hands, feet and other areas that need additional conditioning.

Oxy-Oil can be applied to dry or rough-feeling areas as part of a moisturizing routine.* Elbows and knees are common areas where people use richer emollient products.

Patch testing is a sensible precaution when trying a new topical skincare product, especially for people with sensitive skin or a history of reactions to skincare ingredients.

Yes. Different skin types respond differently to oils and other skincare ingredients. Start with a small amount and patch test first if you have sensitive or reactive skin.

Yes. Some people apply facial or body oils alongside their regular moisturizers. When layering skincare products, oils are often applied after lighter water-based products.

Oxy-Oil functions as an oil-based emollient that can help condition and soften the skin.* Unlike a traditional lotion or cream, it is an oil rather than a water-and-oil emulsion.

Ozonation changes compounds within olive oil and creates new oxidation products. This can produce an aroma that is noticeably different from untreated olive oil.

No. Oxy-Oil does not contain lanolin.

No. Oxy-Oil is made with 100% full-strength ozonated olive oil and does not contain petroleum-derived mineral oil.

Oxy-Oil is an oil-based product, so the amount applied will influence how it feels on the skin. Using a small amount and massaging it thoroughly can help prevent applying more oil than the skin needs.

Oxy-Oil can be incorporated into a regular skincare routine according to the product directions. How frequently you apply it may depend on your skin type and personal moisturizing needs.

Oxy-Oil is an oil-based emollient designed to nourish and condition the skin.* Applying an emollient can help soften areas that feel dry or rough and support moisture retention.

Yes. Oxy-Oil can be massaged into desired areas of the body according to the product directions.

Oxy-Oil can be used externally as a skin oil. When using any new facial product, begin with a small amount and consider patch testing first, particularly if you have sensitive or reactive skin.

Oxy-Oil can be incorporated into a skincare routine to moisturize, nourish and condition the skin.* It can be used on the face or body according to the product directions.

No. Although ozonated olive oil begins with olive oil, the ozonation process changes its chemical composition and creates compounds that aren't present at the same levels in untreated olive oil.

Ozonated olive oil is produced by exposing olive oil to ozone. The ozone reacts with components of the oil, producing oxygen-containing compounds and changing certain characteristics of the original olive oil.

Oxy-Oil contains 100% full-strength ozonated olive oil.

Oxy-Oil is a single-ingredient oil made with 100% full-strength ozonated olive oil. It is designed to nourish, moisturize and support soft, healthy-looking skin.*