Face Oils
A face oil does not hydrate. That sounds like a criticism and it is not — it is the whole point. Oils...
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A face oil does not hydrate. That sounds like a criticism and it is not — it is the whole point. Oils are occlusive and emollient: they slow the water leaving your skin and they make the surface feel smooth. Water has to come from somewhere else, which is why an oil works best over a damp face or over a humectant serum, and does very little on its own over dry skin.
How to choose between our three
- For skin that feels depleted and rough — the NUTRISSA™ Nourishing Facial Oil.
- For one oil that covers face, and doubles for hair ends and cuticles — the OMNIA™ All-in-One Facial Oil. Contains sweet almond oil, so not one to use if you avoid nuts.
- For skin that flushes or feels reactive — the SERAVIA™ Calming Facial Oil.
Where it goes in the routine
Last, or nearly last. An oil will pass through, but nothing water-based passes through an oil, so anything you apply after it is largely wasted. Serum, then cream, then oil — or serum, then oil, if you are not using a cream.
Two or three drops is a full face. If an oil feels greasy an hour later, you used too much rather than chose the wrong one.

Therapium OMNIA™ All-in-One Facial Oil
Facial oil · cold-pressed jojoba, avocado, apricot, rosehip and sea buckthorn · contains sweet almond oilOne oil for the whole face, built around a base of cold-pressed plant oils, in a light, fast-absorbing texture.The blend brings together organic jojoba, sweet almond, avocado, apricot kernel, evening...

Therapium NUTRISSA™ Nourishing Facial Oil
Facial oil · eleven organic oils and extracts — jojoba, argan, borage · dry and mature skinEleven organic oils and extracts in one bottle, for skin that looks dry and tired. Organic jojoba, argan, avocado, apricot kernel, borage, evening primrose, plum and blueberry seed oils, with...
