Dream Oil

Support delicate skin with our silky blend—starring 5 plant oils, rich in fatty acids and antioxidants.

Dream Oil is EWG Verified® and has received the National Eczema Association’s Seal of Acceptance™

MADE WITHOUT

Fragrance, essential oils, mineral oil, drying alcohols, dyes, parabens, phthalates, phenoxyethanol, or animal products; Dream Oil is cruelty free and vegan

INGREDIENT LIST

Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Prunus Armeniaca (Apricot) Kernel Oil, Limnanthes Alba (Meadowfoam) Seed Oil, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Shea Butter Ethyl Esters, Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Oil, Persea Gratissima (Avocado) Oil, Tocopherol (Vitamin E)

Multi-use for massage, moisturizer boosting, baths, and more

Good for

• head to toe baby massage
• a relaxing sleep association in the bedtime ritual
• helping lock in moisture on face + body
• mixing in with + layering on top of moisturizers, like Soft Cream
• adding to bath water for extra softness
• softening cradle cap (apply before bath, let it sit, wash with First Wash)
• sensitive and eczema-prone skin
• newborns to toddlers + parents alike
• pregnant + postpartum bellies
• 2-3 months of daily use in 1 bottle

BEST PRACTICES

• Pull off—don’t twist—cap
• Start with 1-2 pumps, add more as needed
• Rub between hands to warm
• Use gentle pressure to massage into skin

Microbiome friendly

We believe a happy skin barrier + microbiome go hand in hand. Dream Oil is clinically tested to ensure it won’t alter natural skin flora, helping maintain the skin microbiome’s balance.

Helps lock in moisture

Baby skin is delicate and more susceptible to moisture loss. Our blend of apricot, meadowfoam, avocado, sunflower, and grape oils—with their nourishing lipids—helps seal it in.

Velvety, non-greasy finish

97% of parents agreed Dream Oil left baby’s skin feeling moisturized, not sticky or greasy, according to perception results from a 28-day dermatologist-supervised clinical study.

Packaging made for parents

Tired of unwieldy, slippery bottles, we designed ours with a non-slip silicone sleeve and one-handed, pull-off cap. Plus, you’ll want to leave it on display.

Touch is your baby’s first language, supporting connection with their new world and you.

Sleep association

Massage can promote relaxation, and cue to baby that it’s time for sleep, especially when it’s a regular part of their bedtime routine.

Tummy support

Babies have to learn how to coordinate their tummy muscles as their digestive system comes online. Tummy massages can lend a helping hand.

Parent-baby bonding

Massage can create moments of connection and closeness, and help you and your baby get to know each other better.

Body awareness

Babies aren’t born knowing their legs from their arms—bodily awareness is a learned concept that touch helps develop.

MASSAGE BEST PRACTICES

• Wait at least 30 mins after feeding
• Create a low-stimulation environment (warm room, dim lights, soft music)
• Use light-medium pressure (more firm on ticklish spots)
• Follow baby’s cues + adjust accordingly
• Every night won’t be spa-like; some will be calm, others won’t—that’s ok
• If you have questions about a baby massage routine, talk to your pediatrician