Single-ingredient skin oils

For Skin Care

  • Single-ingredient oils
  • No fragrance, no mineral oil
  • Cold pressed & lab-tested
  • Patch-test guidance included

Read the back of most face oils and you will find a base oil, a fragrance, and a preservative. This is just the base oil.

Not sure which oil is yours?

Compare applications, smoke points, doshas and nutrients — or take the 2-minute Dosha Quiz.

Which oil does what

Which oil does what
OilBest forHow to useLink
Almond Oil Face & delicate skin Two or three drops pressed into damp skin after bathing.
Coconut Oil Body moisture Apply on damp skin straight after a shower; it absorbs as it melts.
Black Sesame Oil Abhyanga body massage The classical warm self-massage oil — see the abhyanga guide on the blog.
Castor Oil Rough patches Very thick — dab on elbows and heels, or mix with a lighter oil to spread.

How to choose

Four cold pressed oils for skin — single-ingredient, unrefined, Truly Cold Pressed in wooden ghaanis. Nothing is bleached or deodorised out, which is why they smell of the seed and not of a laboratory.

  • Badam (almond) — light, quick to absorb, carrying vitamin E naturally. The classic face and under-eye oil, and the badam rogan of the old malish.
  • Coconut — pressed from dry kernel, cooling on the skin, solid below about 24°C and liquid in your palm a moment later.
  • Black til — the classical abhyanga oil, warmed and worked in before a bath. Heavier, and it stays where you put it.
  • Arandi (castor) — thick, tacky, external use only. A little goes a long way; most people cut it with almond or coconut.

No mineral oil, no fragrance, no synthetics, no fillers. Every batch lab-tested and the report published; FSSAI 10724999001232, ISO 22000, USFDA-registered facility. Patch-test first.

Not sure which one? Compare every oil we press — texture, aroma and best use, side by side.