Naked Body Oil
- Description
- Notes
- Ingredients
Unscented
Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Adansonia Digitata (Baobab) Seed Oil, Tocopherol (Vitamin E),
Great for ultra sensitive skin
Lightweight oils that melt into the skin, leaving a smooth, touchable finish.
Vegan
Free shipping on orders over $100
Crafted in small batches
Made in California
PRODUCT | INGREDIENTS
INGREDIENTS | ALLERGIES
We use high-quality, natural ingredients, and many of our formulas are designed to be gentle. However, everyone’s skin is different. We recommend doing a patch test first, especially if you have known sensitivities. Full ingredient lists are available on each product page.
SHELF LIFE | STORAGE
To ensure that your Amola products guarantee their optimal freshness, we recommend storing all products in a cool, dry place and out of direct sunlight and using them within 12 months of purchase.
BODY OIL | SMELL CHEMISTRY
Our body oils are combined with alcohol-free essential oil blends that have the ability to interact with skin pheromones and adapt to individual chemistry, potentially influencing the initial notes of the original blend.
WHAT IS A DRY BODY OIL
A dry body oil is a lightweight blend of fast-absorbing oils designed to hydrate the skin without leaving a greasy or heavy residue. It delivers deep moisture while drying down to a smooth, soft finish that feels comfortable on the skin.
Senegal
on skin
Baobab oil, often called "Africa’s Tree of Life" oil, is a nutrient-rich botanical oil cold-pressed from the seeds of the baobab fruit, native to the African savannah. Known for its lightweight texture and powerful restorative properties, baobab oil is prized in both traditional and modern skincare for its ability to hydrate, improve skin elasticity, and soothe irritation caused by eczema or psoriasis.
africa'sTree of life
history
Across West, Central, and Southern Africa, baobab trees are seen as community anchors, places where elders gather, stories are shared, and traditional knowledge is passed down. The fruit pulp has long been consumed for its high vitamin C content, while the seeds were pressed into oil used by women to protect and nourish their skin in harsh desert climates. In many rural communities, baobab oil is still made using ancestral techniques and passed from generation to generation as a beauty and wellness staple.
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