Plant-Powered Skin Care and Botanical Massage
Elly’s Natural Skin Care handcrafts face serums for dry and mature skin, exfoliating sugar scrubs, moisturizing body butters, nourishing hair oil, and botanical massage balms and oils.
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Shop Our Natural Wellness Favorites
- Botanical massage balms and oils for muscles and joints
- Face serums for aging skin, dryness, and uneven-looking tone
- Exfoliating sugar scrubs for smoother, softer skin
- Moisturizing body butters for dry skin
- Nourishing hair oil for softness and shine
Botanical Massage Balms & Oils for Muscles & Joints
Explore Elly’s handcrafted massage balms and oils featuring ingredients like arnica and wintergreen. Choose the no-cayenne CBD balm for a cooling menthol feel, the cayenne CBD balm for a warming feel, or the CBD-free arnica balm. Our bottled massage oil offers smooth glide, and our compact roll-on makes application simple.
Natural Skincare: Serums, Scrubs & Moisturizers
Our skincare collection is made to support hydration, smoother-looking skin, gentle exfoliation, and a more radiant appearance without harsh ingredients. From face serums to sugar scrubs and body butters, each formula is crafted to help dry, mature, and sensitive skin feel nourished and cared for.
What Our Skincare Helps With
- Fine lines & wrinkles
- Dark spots & uneven-looking tone
- Dull or tired-looking skin
- Dryness & mature skin
- Loss of firmness
- Texture & roughness
- Sensitive or reactive skin
- Skin barrier support & hydration
Skincare Favorites
Moisturizing Body Butters
Rich hydration with shea butter and nourishing botanical oils.
Shop Butters →Skincare Ingredient Spotlights
THDA Vitamin C
Known for supporting brighter, more even-looking skin.
Bakuchiol
A plant-based ingredient often used for smoother-looking skin.
CoQ10
Used in skincare to support the look of firmness and elasticity.
Squalane
Lightweight hydration that helps support the skin barrier.
Skincare FAQ
Is THDA Vitamin C gentle? ›
Yes, THDA Vitamin C is often chosen because it is considered gentler and more stable than some traditional forms of Vitamin C. Many people use it in face serums to support brighter-looking skin and a more even-looking tone. It is a popular option for people who want Vitamin C benefits with a gentler feel.
Does this help with dark spots? ›
Many people use face serums with Vitamin C, Bakuchiol, and CoQ10 to help improve the appearance of dark spots and uneven-looking skin tone. Consistent use, along with moisturizer and daily sun protection, can help support a more radiant appearance over time. Results vary depending on skin type and routine.
Can I use this on sensitive skin? ›
Our plant-powered skincare is made for people who want gentle formulas without harsh ingredients. Many customers with mature or sensitive skin prefer products made with nourishing oils, butters, and botanical ingredients. A patch test is always recommended when trying any new skincare product.
Will it clog pores? ›
Many of our facial oils and serums are made with lightweight ingredients chosen to absorb well without a heavy or greasy feel. People often look for face serums with ingredients that support hydration while still feeling comfortable on the skin. Individual skin types vary, so choosing the right formula matters.
What makes Bakuchiol different from retinol? ›
Bakuchiol is a plant-based skincare ingredient often compared to retinol because it is used in products meant to support smoother-looking, firmer-looking skin. Many people choose Bakuchiol because they want an anti-aging ingredient with a gentler feel. It is especially popular in skincare for mature and sensitive skin.
How long before I see results? ›
With consistent use, many people begin noticing that their skin looks more hydrated, smoother, and more refreshed within a few weeks. The exact timing depends on the product, how often it is used, and the condition of the skin when starting. Regular exfoliation, serum use, and moisturizing usually work best together.
Questions About Skin Care and Botanical Massage
What are the best natural skin care products for aging skin? ›
The best natural skin care products for aging skin usually include face serums, gentle exfoliating scrubs, and rich moisturizers like body butters. Ingredients such as Vitamin C, Bakuchiol, CoQ10, plant oils, and shea butter are commonly used to support hydration and improve the appearance of fine lines and dry skin. A simple routine of exfoliating, using a serum, and moisturizing regularly can help skin look smoother and healthier over time.
How do I choose a massage balm or oil? ›
Choose a balm for a rich texture, a bottled oil for smooth glide, or a roll-on for easy application.
Do natural skin care products really work? ›
Natural skin care products can work very well when they are made with quality plant oils, butters, and active botanical ingredients. Ingredients like Vitamin C, Bakuchiol, shea butter, and nourishing oils are often used to support hydration, improve skin texture, and promote a healthier-looking appearance. Many people notice the best results when products are used consistently as part of a simple routine.
What is the best moisturizer for very dry skin? ›
The best moisturizer for very dry skin is often a thicker product like body butter made with shea butter, plant oils, and natural emollients. Body butters help lock in moisture, soften rough skin, and support the skin barrier better than thinner lotions. Many people apply body butter after showering while skin is still slightly damp to help keep moisture in longer.
What does face serum do for your skin? ›
A face serum is made to deliver concentrated ingredients that help support hydration, brightness, firmness, and smoother-looking skin. Face serums are commonly used before moisturizer and are often chosen to help improve the appearance of fine lines, dark spots, uneven-looking tone, and dull skin. Many people use Vitamin C serums in the morning and nourishing serums at night.
How often should you exfoliate your skin? ›
Most people exfoliate their skin about two to three times per week, depending on their skin type and the product they are using. Exfoliating helps remove dead skin cells, improve skin texture, and allow moisturizers and serums to absorb better. Gentle sugar scrubs are often used on the body to help keep areas like elbows, knees, feet, and arms feeling smooth.
What is body butter used for? ›
Body butter is used to deeply moisturize dry skin, soften rough areas, and help improve the look and feel of flaky or crepey skin. Because body butter is thicker than lotion, it is often applied to very dry areas like hands, feet, elbows, knees, and legs. Many people use body butter after a shower to lock in moisture and keep skin soft longer.
What ingredients should I look for in natural skin care products? ›
Common ingredients to look for in natural skin care products include plant oils like argan oil, rosehip oil, jojoba oil, and squalane, along with shea butter, Vitamin C, Bakuchiol, and other botanical ingredients. These are often chosen to support hydration, smoother texture, and healthier-looking skin without harsh additives. The best ingredients depend on whether you are trying to support dry skin, aging skin, or sensitive skin.
Which massage products feature arnica? ›
Elly’s massage collection includes arnica in CBD and CBD-free options. See each product page for its ingredient list.
What is the difference between lotion and body butter? ›
The main difference between lotion and body butter is thickness and moisture level. Lotion is lighter and absorbs quickly, while body butter is thicker and provides deeper, longer-lasting moisture. Body butter is often the better choice for very dry skin, rough areas, and colder weather when skin needs more support.
