Which Skin Types Benefit Most?

Every skin type gains from facial oils, but they are especially transformative for women 35–44, where mature or drier skin often needs extra barrier support, collagen stimulation, and firmness to combat sagging, uneven tone, and environmental damage. They soothe and repair sensitive or barrier-damaged conditions without irritation, and even regulate sebum in oily/acne-prone skin without excess grease.

Do's for Facial Oils

1. Apply after water-based products
   Always layer toners, serums, and moisturizers first — oil last to act as an occlusive seal, preventing evaporation and maximizing the benefits of everything underneath.
2. Use on slightly damp skin
   Pat the oil over fresh, toned, or moisturized skin while it's still lightly damp; this allows better absorption, a seamless finish, and prevents any greasy residue from forming.
3. Warm 2–4 drops between palms first
   Rubbing the drops between your hands for a few seconds emulsifies the oil slightly, making it easier to spread evenly, penetrate deeper, and blend effortlessly without wasting a single drop.
4. Press and pat gently
   Use light pressing motions with your fingertips to distribute the oil — this avoids tugging on delicate skin, minimizes irritation, and ensures even coverage across the face and neck.
5. Incorporate into facial massage or gua sha
   The natural slip provided by oil enhances circulation, supports lymphatic drainage, reduces facial tension, and improves overall product efficacy, leaving skin firmer and more sculpted over time.
6. Allow oil to absorb before SPF
   In the morning routine, apply oil after your moisturizer, give it a few minutes to settle fully, then finish with broad-spectrum SPF as the absolute final step. For mineral sunscreens, some find a very light oil layer after (once SPF has set) adds extra barrier protection; always test combinations to avoid pilling or reduced sunscreen performance.

Don'ts for Facial Oils

1. Apply before serums or moisturizer
   This blocks water-based actives from penetrating properly, reducing their effectiveness and leaving your skin less hydrated and nourished than it could be.
2. Use on completely dry skin
   Applying to bone-dry skin often results in a greasy feel as the oil sits on the surface rather than sinking in, creating uneven shine and wasted product.
3. Rub vigorously
   Aggressive rubbing can stretch delicate skin, drive oil unevenly into pores, and potentially cause congestion or accelerate fine lines with repeated use.
4. Overapply (more than 4 drops)
   Excess leads to greasiness, makeup slippage throughout the day, or clogged pores that show up as breakouts or dull texture.
5. Use body oils on the face
   Body formulations are typically heavier and may contain ingredients that are comedogenic for facial skin, increasing the risk of unwanted texture or acne.
6. Rely on facial oil as your only moisturizer
   Oils excel at sealing but don't provide the water-based hydration skin needs — always layer over a moisturizer for true plumpness and long-lasting comfort.
7. Mix directly into foundation every day
   Daily mixing can destabilize your makeup formula, cause pilling, or alter coverage and longevity, leading to an uneven or separated finish.

Pure Fiji’s Hydrate & Nourish Luxury Face Oil and Kakadu Super Vitamin Brightening Oil are crafted with cold-pressed Fijian Botanicals — perfect for sealing in moisture and restoring radiance year-round. Embrace these rituals for skin that feels nourished, balanced, and effortlessly glowing.

Summary

In the quiet luxury of self-care, where tropical plant power meets timeless Fijian tradition, Pure Fiji invites you to discover skincare that honors both your skin and the earth. Our wild-harvested Botanicals, blended with a community of craft, nurture resilience and radiance without compromise. You've arrived at a routine that reflects paradise found — skin alive with intention, glow that lingers long after the day ends.