Expert tips, ingredient insights and routines for your skin

Questions About Our Sensitive Skin Body Oils

Which should I use after showering?

Both can be applied after showering while the skin is still slightly damp.

What is a dry oil?

A dry oil is a lightweight blend of botanical oils that absorbs quickly into the skin, leaving it feeling soft, smooth, and nourished without a heavy or greasy finish.

Unlike traditional oils that can sit on the surface of the skin, our dŌSA Dry Oils are formulated to sink in beautifully, delivering lasting hydration while enhancing your skin's natural glow. They help seal in moisture, leaving your skin silky, comfortable, and radiant—making them an excellent complement to our waterless body butters.

Perfect for:


  • Daily moisturizing

  • Layering over body butter

  • Skin that prefers lightweight hydration

  • Adding a healthy-looking glow

  • Fast absorption with a non-greasy feel

Pro Tip: Apply your dŌSA Dry Oil immediately after your body butter to help lock in moisture and leave your skin feeling exceptionally soft all day.

Is body butter greasy?

A well-formulated body butter should absorb into the skin while leaving it feeling soft and nourished rather than overly greasy.

Can I use body oil every day?

Yes. Body oil can be incorporated into a daily skincare routine.

Is body oil enough for dry skin?

Some people find body oil sufficient, while others prefer the richer feel of body butter or a combination of both.

Is body butter better than body oil?

Neither is better. Body butter provides richer moisture, while body oil offers lightweight nourishment. Together, they can create a well-rounded moisturizing routine.

Can I use body butter and body oil together?

Yes. Many people enjoy applying body butter first and body oil afterward to help maintain hydration and add a silky finish.