Tenderness

Born from Grace, Made with Intention

Tenderness was created in a moment of stillness — a longing to turn care into ritual, to offer the body more than just routine. It is for anyone who has looked at their reflection and longed to meet it with gentler eyes.

Each ingredient is chosen not simply for its function, but for its harmony — for how it speaks to the skin in a language of restoration and reverence.

A Symphony of the Earth’s Gifts

At its heart is organic shea nut oil, rich and grounding, like warm hands on tired skin. Organic soybean oil glides like silk, locking in moisture while breathing with your body’s rhythm.

Organic rosehip oil brings its subtle golden hue and quiet strength — revered for generations as a balm for scars and stretch marks, whispering renewal into every cell.

Vitamin E, a guardian against time’s wear, weaves through the blend, shielding and restoring.

And then, the fragrance — soft, sacred, and subtle.

• Mandarin essential oil, a bright citrus sigh.
• Neroli, tender and floral, like morning light through linen.
• Sandalwood, deep and meditative, anchoring the senses to the present.

Together, they create more than a scent. They create a mood — intimate, healing, serene.

A Ritual, Not a Routine

To use Tenderness is to pause — to step out of urgency and into presence.

After a warm bath or shower, pour a few drops into your palm. Rub gently to awaken the oils, then press into the skin — especially over areas that hold memory: your belly, your thighs, your chest. Move slowly. Breathe deeply.

Let it be a gesture of reverence, not repair.

The Promise of Tenderness

This body oil is not a miracle. It will not erase history.
But it will honour it.
It will soften what has hardened, soothe what still aches, and nourish what’s been forgotten.

It is a daily love letter to the body — a way of saying:
You are worthy of care. You are worthy of softness. You are worthy, exactly as you are.

An Invitation to Embrace Your Story

In a world that asks us to conceal, to perfect, to shrink — Tenderness asks something else.

To slow down.
To touch your skin as if it belongs to someone you love.
To remember that healing doesn’t always look like erasure — sometimes, it looks like glow. Like breath. Like grace.

This is not just body oil.
This is Tenderness — and it is yours.