Pure Body Oil

You step out of the shower. Towel-dry. Reach for the moisturiser.

It sits on your skin. You can feel it sitting there.

Most "moisturisers" don't moisturise. They're 70% water and 25% emulsifier with a little oil. The water evaporates. The emulsifier creates a film. Nothing actually enters the skin.

Pure body oil enters the skin. That's the reframe.

Six plant oils. Almond, hemp, rosehip, jojoba, with orange and lime for the scent. That's the bottle.

"My skin feels hydrated and it doesn't just sit on top of it."
— Marsha Vlaar, Melbourne ★★★★★

Apply to damp skin straight after the shower. The water locks the oil in. A few drops go a long way.

Hands and feet at night before bed. The skin repairs itself overnight; the oil is doing its work while you sleep.

After shaving — face or legs. The oil settles the razor irritation faster than a balm and without the perfume.

Stretch marks: massage in twice a day. Slow process; the consistency matters more than the dose.

The bottle lives by the bed or in the bathroom. Don't keep it in the shower — water in the cap rusts the dropper.

Skin that's been dry since the heating turned on.

The face after shaving, instead of an aftershave that stings.

Hands that have been in dishwashing water too long.

Legs that get itchy after a hot shower.

The pregnancy belly, or the post-pregnancy one.

Six ingredients. All readable. All food-grade.

Sweet almond oil — the carrier. Light enough to absorb, rich enough to do the work. The oil most masseuses use because it doesn't sit on the skin.

Hemp seed oil — high in omega-3 and omega-6. The oil dermatologists quietly recommend for sensitive skin.

Rosehip oil — the only oil on this list with a measurable effect on scarring and stretch marks. Naturally rich in vitamin C and pro-vitamin A.

Jojoba oil — technically a wax, not an oil. Molecularly closer to your skin's own sebum than anything else here. The skin treats it like its own.

Orange and lime oils — for the scent. The reason this smells like a holiday.

That's the bottle.

No water. No emulsifier. No preservative — oils don't need them. No "fragrance (parfum)" line hiding twenty things.

Why oil and not a cream?
Most creams are mostly water and emulsifier with a little oil. The water evaporates, the emulsifier creates a film, and the oil — the actual moisturising ingredient — is the smallest part. Pure oil skips the delivery system. You apply the active ingredient directly.

Will it leave me feeling greasy?
No. Apply to damp skin straight after the shower — the water locks it in and the oil absorbs in two or three minutes. On dry skin the absorption is slower and you'll feel it longer.

Can I use it on my face?
Yes — including for eczema-prone or sensitive skin. Test a small patch first. Avoid the eyes and broken skin.

Is it safe during pregnancy?
The six oils are all skincare-grade. The orange and lime are at fragrance levels, not therapeutic doses. Check with your obstetrician if you want — but customers do use it on stretch-mark-prone areas through pregnancy.

Can I use it on my husband after shaving?
Yes. It's the reason half our return customers buy it. Aftershaves rely on alcohol to disinfect; the oil settles the irritation instead of stinging it.

We've been making natural eucalyptus products since 1895.

Five generations. One commitment — products made from ingredients you can actually read, that work without leaving anything behind they shouldn't.

Real ingredients on the label. Nothing synthetic. Nothing hidden. Nothing on your bench, in your bedroom or in your kitchen that shouldn't be there.

If it doesn't work for you — for any reason, any time — we'll refund you in full. No return needed. No questions asked. No expiry on that promise.

4,800+ reviews. 4.9 stars.

— Tony Taig, 5th generation