Facial oils help lock in moisture, strengthen the skin barrier, and provide nutrients like essential fatty acids and antioxidants. They can also enhance the performance of other products by sealing them in, leaving skin soft, smooth, and radiant.

It’s a common misconception that oily skin types should avoid oils altogether, but the right oils can actually help. Lightweight, non-comedogenic options like squalane or rosehip oil won’t clog pores and can help balance your skin’s natural oil production. Our oils can provide hydration without heaviness, helping regulate oiliness over time and supporting a healthier, more resilient complexion.

Apply facial oil after cleansing and any water-based serums, but before your moisturiser. Use 2–4 drops warmed between your palms, then gently press into the skin to boost hydration and prep the skin for your moisturiser. Avoid rubbing, as this can cause irritation, pressing helps the oil absorb more effectively.

Not necessarily – oils seal in hydration but don’t replace moisturisers. Most skin types benefit from using both: moisturiser to hydrate and oil to lock in that moisture, ensuring long-lasting softness and barrier protection.

Rosehip oil is a standout choice for dry skin. Naturally rich in essential fatty acids, antioxidants, and vitamins A and C, it helps replenish lost moisture, improve elasticity, and support skin regeneration. Unlike heavier oils, rosehip absorbs easily without leaving a greasy residue, making it ideal for daily use. It strengthens the skin barrier, reduces roughness, and promotes a smoother, more radiant complexion over time.

Yes, soothing oils like camellia, rosehip, and oat can calm redness and irritation. Look for pure, cold-pressed oils without added fragrance or essential oils, as these reduce the risk of triggering sensitivity or allergic reactions.

Yes, lightweight oils like jojoba or squalane can create a smooth base for makeup, giving a natural glow. Allow the oil to absorb for a few minutes before applying foundation to avoid pilling or excess shine.

Not all oils clog pores, this is a common misconception. In fact, many facial oils used by Trilogy, such as rosehip, camellia, and squalane, are non-comedogenic and lightweight, meaning they won’t block pores or trigger breakouts. These oils can actually help balance sebum production and strengthen the skin barrier, especially when chosen to suit your skin type. Heavier oils like coconut may not be ideal for acne-prone skin, so selecting the right oil is key to maintaining clear, healthy skin.

Some people notice softer, smoother skin immediately, while longer-term benefits like improved barrier strength and reduced dryness may take 2–4 weeks. Consistent use alongside other skincare products yields the best results.

Most skin types benefit from daily use, especially at night. If your skin is very oily or acne-prone, start with 2–3 times a week and adjust as needed. Monitor how your skin responds to find the ideal frequency for you.