This unique, skin-caring oil is pressed from the seeds of Meadowfoam (which goes by the botanical name Limnanthes Alba), a plant named after its resemblance while in bloom to sea foam blowing on the ocean. Lesser known than the likes of jojoba or coconut oil, Meadowfoam Seed Oil has a unique chemical structure which allows it to rapidly absorb into skin without leaving a greasy residue.

 A nourishing emollient, the laundry list of Meadowfoam Seed Oil’s benefits to skin is lengthy, largely thanks to it containing ample antioxidants, vitamins, and essential fatty acids. Emollients work topically to draw water to the skin, helping prevent dehydration and leave its surface smooth, soft and supple.

Additionally, Meadowfoam Seed Oil is comprised of 98 per cent long-chain fatty acids, making it one of the most stable vegetable oils. But its impressive shelf life doesn’t compromise on its efficacy, and unlike common preservatives, this 100 per cent natural oil can also help other less stable ingredients become more stable, too.

A byproduct of the viticulture industry, Grape Seed Oil is extracted from grape seeds after they’ve been used to make wine. Its lightweight texture means its readily absorbed into skin, leaving supple and moisturised. 

This beauty staple is acclaimed for its anti-microbial and anti-inflammatory properties, making it a must-have for treating oily or acne-prone skin (it boasts the added benefit of being non-comedogenic so won’t clog pores, either). It contains a plethora of antioxidants and polyphenols said to even out skin tone and firm skin.

Grape Seed Oil is extremely rich in essential omega-6 fatty acids including linoleic, oleic, stearic, and palmitic acids, which soothe inflammation and reduce redness. Vitamins E and F, proteins, and carbohydrates also join the party to improve overall skin health and promote skin tightness.

In its raw format, its extensive structure of vital minerals such as zinc, potassium, copper, calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, iron and selenium add to our vitamin powerhouse body oil base. 

A modern-day superfood, pomegranate is best known for its antioxidant properties. Its oil form is derived from pomegranate seeds, yes – the juicy ones eaten as a snack or sprinkled over salads! The skin of a pomegranate can also be cold-pressed into an oil, and it also comes readily available as an extract when specific components or antioxidants are extracted into a concentrate.  

Nutrient dense and sensorially appealing, Pomegranate Seed Oil is famed for its potent dose of fatty acid polyphenol which helps skin to regenerate as it protects both the outer and inner layers of skin, whilst helping to detoxify and protect against free radicals.

Pomegranate Seed Oil is also rich in Vitamin C, which helps to brighten the complexion and promote a more even skin tone. With its numerous skincare benefits, like promoting healthy skin ageing and boosting hydration, Pomegranate Seed Oil is a powerful ingredient that can also help to improve overall health and wellbeing.

Neossance™ Squalane has been described as a game-changer by beauty editors, thanks to it being a sustainable and effective alternative to traditional squalane.  

Neossance™ Squalane hails from renewable sugarcane which is created sustainably by way of bio-fermentation to produce a clear, odourless lipid (or oil). 

This hero hybrid ingredient has been shown to deliver real benefits to the skin including moisturising and hydrating the skin’s surface, alongside strengthening the skin's natural moisture barrier, leaving it feeling soft, smooth, and supple. 

Squalene is naturally present in our skin lipid barrier to prevent moisture loss, and Neossance™ is a more stable form of our body’s natural moisturiser, which works works it to improve skin barrier health. As one of the hero ingredients contained within our Embodyme Body Oil, Neossance™ helps enhance the performance of our other ingredients, making it a versatile, multi-functional ingredient. 

Tocopherol, also known as non-GMO Vitamin E, refers to a type of Vitamin E that is derived from non-genetically modified sources. This means that the Vitamin E has not been altered in any way and is in its raw, natural state. 

A naturally occurring nutrient, Tocopherol is the most biologically active form of vitamin E (there are approximately eight different chemical forms).

Tocopherol boasts multiple skin benefits, and commonly crops up in skincare for its ability to nourish and protect skin from environmental stressors, like pollution and UV radiation.

It’s highly revered for its moisturising and anti-inflammatory properties, helping retain moisture to keep skin appearing radiant and healthy.

Equal parts sweet and spicy, eugenol is an aromatic oily liquid extracted from essential oils like cloves, nutmeg and cinnamon. Its a popular in beauty products due its antiseptic qualities and unique aroma.

Eugenol can be a skin irritant for some people when used in high concentrations. Eugenol is a component of some of our fragrance blends, but we only use small amounts to avoid any potential adverse reactions.

Linalool is a naturally occurring chemical that can be found in many flowers, fruits and spice plants, including lavender, mint, and cinnamon. With its sweet, floral aroma, it is also known for its calming and relaxing effects and is often used in aromatherapy for this purpose. 

Linalool can be a skin irritant for some people when used in high concentrations. Linalool is a component of some of our fragrance blends, but we only use small amounts to avoid any potential adverse reactions.