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- Two ingredients
- Esthetician-developed
- Lightweight lipid support
- Naturally aromatic
- No synthetic fragrance
What it does
Not every formula needs a long list.
A facial oil has one job: give skin the lipids it is short of, and keep the water underneath from leaving. Doing that well is a question of which oils you pick, not how many.
Guava seed oil is rich in essential fatty acids and antioxidant compounds. Plant-derived squalane reinforces softness and slows moisture loss without a greasy finish. That is the entire formula.
What you’ll notice
- Skin feels softer within minutes
- A dewy finish, not a greasy one
- Hydration that lasts longer through the day
- Less tightness on dry, depleted skin
The formula
Two ingredients.
The moment Tami smelled guava seed oil she knew it needed bottling. Everything else was left out on purpose.
Guava Seed Oil
Rich in essential fatty acids and antioxidant compounds that condition, soften and support the skin. It also carries a naturally tropical scent with a soft warm musk — nothing is added to create it.
Plant-Derived Squalane
A lightweight emollient that reinforces softness and reduces moisture loss, without the weight or shine of a heavier oil.
How to use
Three drops, three ways.
Massage 1–3 drops onto face and neck after serum or moisturizer. Use alone, or as the final step to seal in hydration and add a soft, dewy finish.
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LastAfter everything else
Massage 1–3 drops onto face and neck after your serum or moisturizer, as the final step to seal hydration in.
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Or aloneOn its own
On skin that only needs lipids, it works perfectly well as the whole finish.
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Mixed inAdded to a cream
Warm a drop into your moisturizer when skin wants more richness than usual.
Founder note
A note from Tami
“The moment I smelled guava seed oil, I knew we needed to bottle it. It has this naturally beautiful tropical scent that makes the experience feel instantly special.
I also loved the simplicity of the formula. Not every product needs a long ingredient list. Sometimes a few really beautiful ingredients, chosen well, are enough.”
Tami Blake
Founder, Formulator + Licensed Esthetician
Questions
Good to know
Will a facial oil break me out?
Guava seed oil and squalane are both lightweight and well tolerated. Start with one or two drops as the final step and see how your skin responds over a couple of weeks.
Before or after moisturizer?
After. An oil goes on last, because its job is to hold everything underneath it in place.
Is it heavy?
No. It absorbs quickly and leaves a soft, dewy finish rather than a slick one.
Where does the scent come from?
The guava oil itself. There is no added fragrance and no essential oil in the formula.
Morning or evening?
Either. In the morning it sits under SPF; at night it seals in the rest of the routine.
Complete the ritual
What goes underneath.