Body Oils & Balms

Which one's you?

  • For the nights your head won't switch off

    Lavender Body Oil

    French lavender and ylang-ylang, on warm skin, in a room that's gone quiet.

  • For the mornings you'd rather skip

    Citrus Energy Body Oil

    Italian lemon and Brazilian orange. It wakes up the room before the coffee does.

  • For the day you want to feel like yourself again

    Jasmine Body Oil

    Warmer, a little bolder — for the evening you're getting dressed for.

  • For the shoulders that carried too much

    Warm-to-Cool Muscle Recovery Oil

    Arnica and menthol: a gentle heat that turns to cool, right where you're sore.

Which body oil or balm for right now?

Best forPickKey botanicalWhy
Evening wind-downLavender Body OilFrench lavenderSoft floral scent for the slow part of the night.
Morning liftEnergizing Citrus Body OilItalian lemon + avocado oilBright citrus to start the day; silky, not greasy.
Date night confidenceJasmine Body OilJasmine absoluteA warm floral scent for big moments and dates.
After a workoutWarm-to-Cool Recovery OilArnicaGentle warmth that shifts into a clean cooling finish.
One stubborn spotMuscle Balm StickCooling botanicalsTwist-up stick that goes exactly where you aim it.
Chafe and frictionNourishing BalmOrganic essential oilsRich balm for skin that rubs, dries, or chafes.

Body Oil & Balm Questions & Answers

It starts warm — ginger and black pepper bring a gentle heat — then menthol shifts it to a clean cool, right where you rub it in. Massage a few drops into tight shoulders or calves after a long day. It absorbs without the sticky film, so you can pull a shirt on after.

Oil goes on damp skin and seals the water in while your skin is still warm. Jojoba matches your skin's own oil, so it absorbs in about a minute — no greasy film, no waiting to get dressed. Lotion sits on top once you've dried off; oil sinks in before you do.

Lavender for winding down at night. Citrus for slow mornings. Jasmine for the evenings you want to feel a little more put-together. They're light enough to layer — keep two and choose by the day you're having. You're not locked into one.

No. These are pressed from jojoba and avocado, which absorb instead of sitting on the surface, so a few drops on damp skin disappears in about a minute. Jojoba is close to skin's own oil, so it stays light. Use a little; the bottle lasts.

The 3.3oz oils are TSA travel size and last weeks of nightly use — a few drops is plenty. The 2oz muscle oil runs 50 to 60 uses. Keep one by the tub, one in your bag.

Right after the bath or shower, while your skin is still damp — that's when oil sinks in best. Pat off the heaviest drips, then smooth a few drops over arms, legs, and shoulders. Two minutes and you're dressed. Lavender at night, citrus in the morning.