• Ultra hydrating - keeping skin flexible and supple as it expands during pregnancy
• Calming - reducing itch, inflammation and skin tightening
• May reduce the development and appearance of stretch marks
• Boosts Collagen Production - assisting cell regeneration and scar prevention.

Ingredients:
Sunflower Oil, Castor Oil, Macadamia Oil, Avocado Oil, Grapeseed Oil, Jojoba Oil, Marshmallow Oil, Rosehip Oil, Tamanu Oil, Calendula Oil, Davidson Plum, Manuka Oil, Lavender Oil, Bergamot Oil, Rose Oil, Patchouli Oil, Lemon Oil. 

All our ingredients are 100% natural and vegan.

How to use

Drizzle oil on your belly daily and massage into skin. Can also be used on your breasts and hips, or anywhere else you have dry, itchy skin. Ideally applied to damp skin for best results and maximum moisture retention.

Store in a cool dry place. Test patch first.

Why is my belly so itchy?

Because that skin is stretching big time! Your skin might not look like it's cracking, but with it forced to expand so rapidly, tiny cracks in the skin will make your bump feel itchy as anything.

That's why keeping that skin intensely moisturised is so important. Lather up!

How can Belly Oil prevent stretch marks?

There is no 100% guarantee for preventing stretch marks, no matter what other brands might claim. It all depends on how big your belly gets and how your skin reacts to that growth. But there's certainly a lot you can do get your skin as stretchy and prepped as ever!

We use intensely moisturising essential oils to prevent cracking, and incredible ingredients, like Tamanu Oil, which help create collagen. This will help knit skin back together prevent scarring.

When is it best to apply Belly OIl?

After a shower! When that softened, damp skin is ready to soak up anything. Use after a shower, once a day for sure, but twice is even better.

Will the oil stain my clothes?

You'll find our Belly Oil absorbs into your skin super fast. It's a 'dry' oil too, so won't leave you feeling slick and gross, and you can pop your clothes on immediately after.

With particularly delicate fabrics, like silk, perhaps err on the side of caution and give that oil a bit more time to soak in.