What skin types is Marula Oil good for?

Marula Oil is best suited for Dry, Normal, Mature, Combination skin types.

What can you mix with Marula Oil?

Marula Oil works well with Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Rosehip Oil, Ferulic Acid. These combinations are generally safe and can enhance results.

Is Marula Oil safe to use every day?

Marula Oil can generally be used in the morning. Recommended concentration: Used neat or as a high-percentage oil in formulations.

Marula Oil

Sclerocarya Birrea Seed Oil

Also known as: Sclerocarya Birrea Oil

MoisturisingAntioxidant

“A lightweight African seed oil packed with oleic acid and antioxidants.”

Skin types

Dry, Normal

Pore-clogging

Moderate

Use when

Morning

Concentration

Used

What it does

Marula oil is cold-pressed from the seeds of the marula tree, native to sub-Saharan Africa. It is exceptionally high in oleic acid (70–78%) and contains tocopherols (Vitamin E), making it both deeply nourishing and antioxidant-rich. Despite its richness, it has a dry, non-greasy finish and absorbs quickly. It is also high in plant sterols which support barrier integrity.

Benefits

Deeply nourishes dry and dehydrated skin without greasiness
High antioxidant content protects from free radical damage
Supports the skin barrier with plant sterols
Fast-absorbing with a dry, silky finish
Reduces irritation and redness

How to layer

☀️ Morning routine

Cleanser

Toner

Serum

Moisturiser

SPF

As the last step in your routine

Good for

Dry skinNormal skinMature skinCombination skin

Works well with

Vitamin C ›Vitamin E ›Rosehip Oil ›Ferulic Acid ›

Heads up

⚠High oleic acid content may not suit all acne-prone skin types
⚠Moderately comedogenic for some individuals

How to use

Apply 2–3 drops to clean skin morning or evening, or mix into your moisturiser. Best used as the last step before SPF (morning) or as a night treatment.

Typical concentration: Used neat or as a high-percentage oil in formulations