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Mutha Body Oil Editor Review For Sensitive Skin

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I have eczema, and I've found that it can very easily be triggered by the body moisturizing products I use. For a while, I had found a holy-grail body lotion, but it's summertime, and in California, it's blisteringly hot. The body lotion I had been using is super thick, and it was sort of sitting on top of my skin. While it's perfect for winter, I knew I needed a lightweight product that was still deeply nourishing for my dry skin, so I searched for a body oil. As someone who's very particular about body products, I have fallen in love with the Mutha Body Oil ($104).

I love this body oil because it's substantial enough to be nourishing for my dry skin and it actually soaks in, leaving my body soft and hydrated. I use it after I get out of the shower, and I appreciate how quickly I can put my pajamas on afterward; it soaks into my skin almost immediately. I also adore the smell; it's not artificially fragranced, but it's a little bit sweet and a little bit citrusy. If I had to guess, I'd say the scent comes primarily from the sweet almond oil, orange-peel oil, and grapefruit-peel oil. It has a slightly yellow and orange tint to it, and it makes my skin glow or look like I just came from the beach, but there's no transfer to my white sheets. You can see the way the oil looks rubbed into my skin in the picture below. I also like that the Mutha Body Oil ($104) is a 100 percent botanical oil, made from certified organic plant extracts and oils, and is free of parabens, sulfates, and petroleum. I've found that my skin tends to respond better to products with hydrating bases like coconut oil or rosehip oil, but this is not a general prescription; it's important to try to find what works for you, particularly if you're dealing with a condition like eczema, and consult with your doctor as needed.

The Mutha Body Oil ($104) was formulated by the founder of Mutha when she was pregnant, so it's safe for those who are expecting. The main ingredient in this product is rosehip oil, which is known for its moisture-retaining benefits. It's also packed with vitamin E, which is essential for reducing inflammation caused by a condition like eczema, and vitamin A, which can both naturally tighten and firm the skin as well as help even out skin tone and even be used to treat the appearance of scars or stretch marks.

If you have skin conditions or really sensitive skin and have struggled to find a quality, nonirritating body product, the Mutha Body Oil ($104) is a game changer. It's the ideal summertime hydrator for all skin types and is also a great product that's safe for pregnancy.

The short answer to this is yes, with an asterisk. For full transparency, this product was sent to me by the brand. I have really sensitive skin on my body and have found most body lotions, butters, and creams to trigger my eczema. For me, finding a quality product that actually nourishes without irritating is worth its weight in gold, and I'd happily pay the price, though it's definitely pricey. However, if you don't have skin sensitivity or trouble finding a great moisturizer, you could probably get away with a less expensive product.

A portion of all proceeds of Mutha products are donated to International Medical Corps, a nonprofit organization that helps mothers around the globe deliver their children safely.

You can find this product on the Mutha website, as well as at Violet Grey, Net-a-Porter, and FRWD. Rating:

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Mutha Body Oil

$104

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