FAQ: Oxy-Oil (8 oz)

It can be used instead of a body lotion if you prefer oil-based conditioning, but the products work differently. A lotion generally contains water and moisturizing ingredients, whereas Oxy-Oil is a water-free oil. Some people may prefer using both, applying lotion first and oil afterward.

Choose 8 oz if you plan to use the oil frequently or over larger areas of the body. The 4 oz size is a convenient alternative if you want a smaller bottle or are trying the product for the first time.

The formula is the same. Oxy-Oil (8 oz) and Oxy-Oil (4 oz) both contain 100% full-strength ozonated olive oil. The primary difference is bottle size.

No. Oxy-Oil does not contain lanolin.

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

How an oil behaves on facial skin can differ from person to person. If you are prone to clogged pores or breakouts, introduce Oxy-Oil gradually and monitor how your skin responds rather than assuming that every skin type will react identically.

Yes, patch testing is a sensible precaution when introducing any new topical product, especially if you have sensitive or reactive skin.

Different skin types respond differently to facial and body oils. Oxy-Oil can be used as a skin oil, but we recommend starting with a small amount and observing how your individual skin responds.

Oxy-Oil is an oil-based emollient rather than a traditional water-and-oil moisturizing cream. It helps condition and soften the skin and supports moisture retention.*

When using Oxy-Oil with a water-based moisturizer, we generally recommend applying lighter, water-based products first and the oil afterward. This allows the oil to provide a richer conditioning layer over the skin.

Start with a small amount of Oxy-Oil and massage it thoroughly into the desired area. You can apply more if necessary. Using too much at once may simply leave more oil sitting on the skin than you need.

Yes. Oxy-Oil can be applied to elbows, knees, and other areas that need additional oil-based conditioning.*

Yes. Oxy-Oil can be massaged into dry or rough-feeling hands and feet as part of a regular moisturizing routine.*

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

Yes. Oxy-Oil can be used externally as a facial skin oil. Start with a small amount, particularly if your skin is naturally oily, sensitive, or prone to breakouts.

Yes. Oxy-Oil can help condition dry or rough-feeling skin and support moisture retention.* Applying it after bathing is one convenient way to incorporate the oil into a moisturizing routine.

Oxy-Oil functions as an oil-based emollient that helps nourish, condition, soften, and maintain healthy-looking skin.* It can be incorporated into facial or body skin care.

Ozonated olive oil specifically refers to olive oil that has been exposed to ozone. "Oxygenated oil" can be used more broadly and does not necessarily identify the same manufacturing process. Oxy-Oil contains full-strength ozonated olive oil.

No. Although olive oil is the starting material, Oxy-Oil contains ozonated olive oil. The ozonation process changes portions of the oil's chemical composition, so the finished product is not chemically identical to ordinary culinary olive oil.

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

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

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