How to Use New Imperial Jade Body Oil: A Complete Guide

The bath has gone lukewarm, the mirror has fogged over, and the towel is still on its hook, because the oil comes first. That is how to use Imperial Jade Body Oil: straight out of the water, on skin that is [damp or towel-dried: confirm], before the robe and before anything else touches you. It holds five seed oils and vitamin E, and every one of them is meant to stay on you. Nothing in this bottle is made to be rinsed away.

How to Use Imperial Jade Body Oil

1. Start from the bath or shower

Step out and leave the skin [damp, or patted dry: confirm]. The oil is the last step of the wash, so let it follow straight after.

2. Pour into your palm

Pour [amount: drops or pumps per area] into one palm and press your hands together for a moment, so the oil meets skin at your own warmth.

3. Work it in with long strokes

Smooth it over the body in long, unhurried strokes, starting wherever the skin feels tightest. Add a little more to your palm as you move from arms to legs, rather than pouring a lot at once.

4. Give it a moment before you dress

Wait [time before dressing: confirm], then dress. The oil is the step that stays, so give it the time to settle in.

When to Use It: Your Imperial Jade Body Oil Routine for Autumn 2026

The natural home for a body oil routine is the evening, after the bath, when the house is quiet and nobody needs you for the next ten minutes. In late autumn, with the heating on and the air outside turning sharp, that ten minutes is when your skin notices it most.

Use it [how often: daily, after every bath, or as needed: confirm]. In a full routine it comes after anything that rinses off and before you dress.

What to Pair It With

Hawaiian Black Lava Body Caviar, before

The best way to use body oil is on skin that has just been cleared. In our Body Caviar, sea salt and organic sugar lift the dull surface away, and charcoal turns the whole jar black. Then the water takes almost all of it. What stays behind is the Kalahari melon seed oil, there to nourish. Imperial Jade Body Oil carries that same oil, alongside four more, and none of them washes off. Scrub, rinse, then oil: the first jar clears the way and the bottle finishes the job.

Moroccan Fig and Bergamot Hand Cream, for the hands

Let the body oil look after the body, and give your hands their own care. Our Hand Cream also works through Kalahari melon seed oil, for long-lasting hydration and soothing comfort to dry, overworked skin. It sinks in fast and leaves nothing behind on the stem of a glass or the sleeve of a coat. Oil the body after the bath, finish with a pump of cream on the hands, and you can pick up a book or a phone right away.

Pro Tips

• Save it for after the scrub. On the nights you use the Body Caviar, the oil goes onto the freshly revealed surface it uncovers. The two share Kalahari melon seed oil, so the second step builds on what the first left behind.
• Keep the oil for the body and the cream for the hands. Your hands are back at work the moment you leave the bathroom. The Hand Cream is made to sink in fast and leave nothing on what you touch next.

Imperial Jade Body Oil is new on our website at $46, here.

FAQ

What is in Imperial Jade Body Oil?

Five seed oils: mongongo (also called manketti), Kalahari melon seed, marula, grapeseed and argan, with vitamin E. There is no water in the formula and nothing in it is meant to be rinsed off.

Can I use it with the Hawaiian Black Lava Body Caviar?

Yes. Use the Body Caviar in the bath or shower, rinse it away, then apply the body oil. Both carry Kalahari melon seed oil, so they work as two steps of the same routine.

How often should I use Imperial Jade Body Oil?

[Frequency from usage notes: confirm.] It fits best right after bathing, as the final step before you dress.

Does Imperial Jade Body Oil have a scent?

[Scent profile: confirm.]

How much does Imperial Jade Body Oil cost?

Imperial Jade Body Oil is $46 on our website.