Caffeine Body Oil

Dehydrated skin is just skin lacking hydration. Maintain hydrated skin by applying an occlusive to lock in that hydration, preventing transepidermal water loss (tewl) through water evaporation. An occlusive is simply a water-repelling (hydrophobic) ingredient or product creating a barrier over the skin to trap moisture and, therefore, hydration.

As with all of our cream cosmetics, this product is formulated mindfully with a base of deep skin-penetrating grape seed oil infused with calendula to help decrease skin erythema (redness), skin healing marshmallow root, and, natural alternative to salicylic acid, willow bark. Our caffeine body oil, though, is then infused a second time with coffee beans.

Formulated with:
•    Grapeseed oil – deeply penetrating and fast absorbing
•    Calendula – calms redness and irritation
•    Marshmallow root – supports skin healing
•    Willow bark – a natural salicylic acid alternative
•    Ground coffee beans – added in a second infusion for a gentle caffeine boost

Why choose this formula?

This body oil offers a lighter rinse, cutting down shower time without leaving any slippery residue. It’s blemish-friendly with fewer emollients to reduce breakouts, absorbs quickly for easy summer layering, and leaves skin feeling soft and breathable—nourished without the heaviness of creams.

The Benefits of Coffee Beans

 An article in the indian journal of dermtatology (pmid: 38099120) shares, “caffeine has shown promise as a cellulite (gynoid lipodystrophy) treatment. A recent study trialing caffeine on the upper arms and thighs of 15 participants showed significantly decreased circumferences just below 1 cm after six weeks of treatment—without any major adverse effects. Another double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled study involving 44 healthy women showed that after 2.5 months, skin tonicity, orange-peel appearance, circumference, and general qualitative appearance were significantly improved over placebo.”

Ingredients

Grape seed oil, calendula, coffee bean, marshmallow root, willow bark