Blue Tansy Body Oil

Overall rating: 4.7789545 / 5 from 1511 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Blue Tansy Body Oil is praised for its lightweight moisture, soft and hydrated skin feel, and clean ingredients. Customers love its gentle fragrance and deep nourishment without leaving any greasy residue. The blue tansy compound is highly recommended for its skin-healing properties.

Summary topics

• Fragrance: 62%
• Skin Feel: 21%
• Ingredients: 4%
• Hydration: 3%
• Blue Tansy Compound: 3%

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Review highlights

• "Love this Oil - my skin feels so soft and hydrated when I use it - it smells sooo good - I want to bathe in it!" — Michelle S.
• "This oil smells amazing and makes my skin feel amazing!" — Arcangela S.
• "Really love this oil, very hydrating, great smell, no greasy feel left behind." — Michelle W.

Reviews

Q&A

Hello! I absolutely love your products and am curious if the sunflower oil in the Blue Tandy body oil is considered a high processed seed oil? I’ve been advised to avoid seed oils due to my severe osteoarthritis, and am a little concerned about the possibility of it absorbing into my skin. Thanks so much.

Thank you so much for taking the time to reach out to us regarding PUFAs. We completely understand where you’re coming from and we agree that PUFAs should be approached with caution and, in many cases, avoided completely. Not all PUFAs are harmful - but because of the fragile nature of polyunsaturated fatty acids, they can easily become harmful if they are damaged from extraction methods or poor storage. For example, fish oil is a PUFA, but it can be a great supplement as long as it’s high quality, properly stored, and extracted without heat or chemicals. It’s no secret that we are big fans of using high-quality fats in our skincare products! We love saturated fats such as coconut oil, tallow, and many others. We also use a variety of polyunsaturated nut and seed-based oils. All of the oils we use are high quality and cold-pressed (unlike the vast majority of PUFAs used in the food industry, which are almost always subject to extreme damage and oxidation during extraction and cooking methods). The oils we use have not been exposed to high temperatures or chemical extraction. Obtaining these high-quality oils is costly, but it’s an expense that we consider to be essential. We store most of our oils in amber colored glass which also helps to prevent oxidation. Additionally, we add Vitamin e, a potent antioxidant, to help further protect our products from oxidation. The labels on these products state that they are best if used within 6 months and we do suggest following that guideline. We suggest being mindful of the PUFAs that you use internally and externally. It’s important to check the quality by ensuring that the oils are cold-pressed and properly stored during every step of the supply chain process. We hope this gives you a glimpse into the care we take in choosing our ingredients. We truly hope you enjoy our safe + natural skincare!

Is the color of the oil naturally occurring or is there added color to make it more aesthetically pleasing?

The color is natural, no added color!

Is this greasy? Does it take a while to soak into skin?

It has a natural oil feel, not too greasy. It absorbs nicely into the skin. :)

hello, after reading your blog on how harmful seed oils are, I am curious about the blue tansy oil containing sunflower oil. Please advise. i was looking forward to trying this product but hesitant with this ingerdient

Thank you so much for taking the time to reach out to us regarding PUFAs. We completely understand where you’re coming from and we agree that PUFAs should be approached with caution and, in many cases, avoided completely. Not all PUFAs are harmful - but because of the fragile nature of polyunsaturated fatty acids, they can easily become harmful if they are damaged from extraction methods or poor storage. For example, fish oil is a PUFA, but it can be a great supplement as long as it’s high quality, properly stored, and extracted without heat or chemicals. It’s no secret that we are big fans of using high-quality fats in our skincare products! We love saturated fats such as coconut oil, tallow, and many others. We also use a variety of polyunsaturated nut and seed-based oils. All of the oils we use are high quality and cold-pressed (unlike the vast majority of PUFAs used in the food industry, which are almost always subject to extreme damage and oxidation during extraction and cooking methods). The oils we use have not been exposed to high temperatures or chemical extraction. Obtaining these high-quality oils is costly, but it’s an expense that we consider to be essential. We store most of our oils in amber colored glass which also helps to prevent oxidation. Additionally, we add Vitamin e, a potent antioxidant, to help further protect our products from oxidation. The labels on these products state that they are best if used within 6 months and we do suggest following that guideline. We suggest being mindful of the PUFAs that you use internally and externally. It’s important to check the quality by ensuring that the oils are cold-pressed and properly stored during every step of the supply chain process. We hope this gives you a glimpse into the care we take in choosing our ingredients. We truly hope you enjoy our safe + natural skincare! XO, Pure Team

I’m wondering if there is a more sustainable way to order these body oils so I don’t have to get a new plastic pump each time? Would be lovely to offer a cap only option so I could reuse the pump.

Hi Caylee, Of course! Next time you place an order you can write in the notes that you prefer your order shipped without the pump as you already have one. Our shipping team will see the note and remove the pump from your shipment. :) XO, The Pure Team