From the easy-spray application to the cruelty-free formula, Versed Skin’s Keep It Supple Body Oil is worth having on your radar. It features a host of natural oils and vitamins that work together to hydrate and nourish the skin. As a rule, be sure to apply it when you get out of the shower, while your skin is still a bit damp to get the most out of its moisture. The light floral scent that envelops your body post-use is a nice finishing touch.

Jones cites Naturopathica’s balm as a favorite amongst her clientele. “This isn’t exactly in an oil form but it has been life-changing for some of my clients. Especially the ones with psoriasis and eczema.” Upon application, the formula melts into your skin and transforms into an oil consistency that helps soothe and repair. Infused with maritime pine bark extract, this body oil is relaxation in a bottle. As the name suggests, Marvelous Massage’s formula is well-suited for your next rub down, whether you’re decompressing or prepping for your next workout session at the gym. Drew Jones is a New York-based skin expert who has trained at the Aveda Arts & Sciences Institute and works at Heyday as an esthetician. What to Look For When Buying a Body Oil Texture Neutrogena ® T/Gel ® everyday range of shampoos are specially designed to help clear your dandruff from first use, and with daily use go on working to keep your scalp flake-free.For me, I want to get something that will give me multiple benefits like my lotions,” Jones says. “But, I really like to see an oil that has antioxidants. [They] protect the skin from free radicals, which [can] further damage and age your skin. I would say most people are not putting sunscreen on their bodies every day so, if they have body oil with antioxidants that is the next best thing. Look for these ingredients specifically: Jojoba oil, apricot seed oil, meadowfoam oil, sweet almond, apricot kernel, and hemp seed.” And she goes on to suggest avoiding “coconut oils on the skin” as the molecules are too large to penetrate the skin and are often comedogenic. The price tag may be steep, but this luxurious formula is worth it for so many reasons. It boasts seed oils that are sourced from, wait for it, the plant’s reproductive parts, where they’re in their purest form. It makes for a whopping dose of essential fatty acids, antioxidants, and other skin-loving vitamins that will make your skin look better both immediately, and over time.

The blend of organic, cold-pressed plant oils (coconut, olive, argan, jojoba) can be used on the face, body, hair—you name it. Also nice: There are two options to choose from, one that’s infused with all-natural essential oils for an uplifting yet calming scent, and a variant that’s completely unscented. The skin on the body is lower stakes than the skin on our face, but it’s still worth finding an oil blend that works for your concerns. Facialist and aesthetician Melanie Grant breaks down a few common oils for us: Shower oils are the gateway to body oils—you’ll get similar hydrating benefits, but because you’re ultimately rinsing it off, it can feel less intense than a straight-up dry oil. Try using one instead of your standard body wash and be prepared for a major difference in how silky smooth your skin feels. This one, made with coconut, passionfruit seed, and avocado oils starts as oil but transforms into suds as you mix it with water. It’s a great choice for anyone who still wants that more soap-like experience. Rosehip oil is rich in essential fatty acids as well as vitamins A and C, making it a great option for preventing and treating scars, tightening pores, and promoting collagen synthesis in the skin. Mutha Body Oil is your best bet if you're a fan of rosehip. Experience Neutrogena Body Oil. Its light sesame formula glides on easily to moisturise dry skin. It's so sheer it vanishes into shower-damp skin leaving it soft and silky, with a radiant, healthy glow. No moisturizer can touch this experience.

AFTER SHOWER OR BATH: While skin is still damp, smooth on a few drops to help seal in moisture. Let your body dry naturally, or simply pat dry with a towel. IN THE BATH: Add to water and soften your skin while you bathe.

Some PBS medications are restricted and require prior approval from Medicare before a doctor is able to prescribe them on the PBS. This prior approval to prescribe grants the doctor the Authority to prescribe the desired medicine and have it funded under the PBS. Choose something that appeals to your senses or suits your mood. Similarly, you could try a zingy citrus blend during the day, and something soothing (like lavender) at night.Olive oil contains vitamins A, D, K, and E, as well as naturally occurring squalane that seals in hydration and prevents trans-epidermal water loss. It's best used for normal to dry and dehydrated skins. Oui the People Hydrating Body Gloss offers a generous dose of squalane.