Lavender Squalane Facial Oil
Lavender Squalane Facial Oil
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Balancing care for stressed or combination skin.
Lavender Squalane Facial Oil pairs featherlight sugarcane-derived squalane with Lavandula Angustifolia oil, long used for its balancing, calming effect on skin that runs oily in some areas and dry in others.
The clear, silky texture spreads quickly and settles without heaviness, helping skin feel calm, comfortable and evenly conditioned. Squalane offers biomimetic moisture, with a natural affinity for the skin’s own lipids.
Best for: Combination or congestion-prone skin · skin that feels stressed or unsettled · lightweight balancing moisture
Key benefits
- Helps balance skin that feels oily in some areas and dry in others
- Featherlight squalane base that settles without heaviness
- Leaves skin feeling calm, smooth and comfortable
- Two ingredients: squalane and lavender oil
How to use: Press 1–3 drops over slightly damp skin, morning or evening, as the last step of your routine. Avoid the immediate eye area. Patch test before first use.
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Balancing care for stressed or combination skin.
Featherlight sugarcane-derived squalane with Lavandula Angustifolia oil, made for skin that runs oily in some areas and dry in others.
A clear oil. A settled finish.
The clear, silky texture spreads quickly and settles without heaviness, leaving skin feeling calm, smooth and evenly conditioned. The formula is not artificially dyed; the tinted glass bottle helps shield it from light.
Lavender is here for what it does.
Lavandula Angustifolia is long valued for helping balance skin that runs oily in some areas and dry in others, and for calming skin that feels stressed or unsettled. Its light herbaceous aroma is a by-product of the ingredient, not the reason to choose it.
One to three drops. That is the whole step.
Press 1–3 drops over slightly damp skin, morning or evening, as the last step of your routine. Nothing to layer, nothing to work out.
Which Delune squalane?
Pure — fragrance-free, uncomplicated moisture for sensitive-feeling skin.
Floral — antioxidant CoQ10 and tocopherol for dull or tired-looking skin.
Rose — soothing hydration for reactive, redness-prone skin.
Lavender — balancing, calming care for stressed or combination skin.
Jasmine — antioxidant-rich, deeply conditioning support for dry, depleted skin.
Each is a complete step on its own. Choose the one that matches your skin right now.
What makes Lavender Squalane different?
It is the Delune squalane made for combination and stressed skin. Featherlight sugarcane-derived squalane is paired with lavender oil, long valued for its balancing and calming effect.
Is it right for my skin?
Choose Lavender if your skin runs oily in some areas and dry in others, feels congestion-prone, or feels stressed and unsettled. If you want lightweight moisture with no botanicals at all, choose Pure Squalane instead.
Will it feel heavy or greasy?
No. The texture is clear, silky and quick-spreading, and it settles without heaviness — which is why it suits skin that is already oily in places.
How much should I use?
One to three drops is the whole step. There is no need to layer it with another oil.
Can I use it every day?
Yes, morning or evening, as the last step of your routine. It contains lavender oil, so patch test before first use if your skin is easily sensitised.
Where does it fit in my routine?
Use it after water-based serums and moisturiser, or alone after cleansing. In the morning, apply SPF once the oil has settled.
Does it contain essential oil?
Yes. Lavender Squalane contains Lavandula Angustifolia oil, included for its balancing and calming properties; it also carries a light natural aroma. For a fragrance-free option, choose Pure Squalane Facial Oil.
Why is the bottle lilac?
The tinted glass helps shield the formula from light. The oil itself is clear and is not artificially dyed; small natural variations can occur between batches.
