Ekoa™ Longevity Oil
Steps 1 to 3 are mostly water, and water leaves. Ekoa is the last step: a thin layer of the lipids skin makes less of with age — squalane, jojoba, meadowfoam, borage, pomegranate sterols — with two oil-soluble antioxidants folded in, a vitamin C ester and astaxanthin. It holds the water in, works on the look of uneven tone and stands between your barrier and the day. One bottle, face to feet, morning and night.
$38.00
Is it for your skin?
The science
Key ingredients
Full ingredients
How to use
Good to know
NOW
A few drops on the face, a few pumps on the body, pressed onto damp skin. It sinks in within a minute and leaves a soft satin finish — no film, no shine — so you can dress or put makeup on straight after.
NEXT
With lipids and sterols back in the barrier, water leaves more slowly, and skin that felt tight by afternoon stops doing that. Over the first weeks the vitamin C ester starts on the look of uneven tone.
OVER TIME
Skin makes fewer surface lipids as it ages, and the ones it has take a beating from light, air and pollution. Replacing them daily and protecting them with two antioxidants is how skin stays smooth, supple and even instead of drifting toward dry, rough and dull.
KEY ACTIVES.
DOSED RIGHT.
Six plant lipids plus two oil-soluble antioxidants. Here is what the research says about the three doing the most work — studies on the ingredients, not on this bottle.
Study results describe research on the individual ingredient, not clinical testing of this finished formula. Individual results vary.
THE WHY,
IN MY WORDS.
About a minute on what it does, what is in it and why I made it the way I did.
DAMP SKIN. LAST STEP. DONE.
Ekoa goes on last, on damp skin. Face: warm two or three drops between your fingertips and press over Signal, morning and night. Body: a few pumps over arms, legs and anywhere that runs dry, straight out of the shower, massaged until it disappears. On the driest spots, press Everlume balm over the top at night. A little covers a lot.
Oils go on last — a water-based serum put over it will not get through. If you feel greasy afterwards, you used too much.
SEE YOUR
CONCERN?
SO DID WE.
Steps 1 to 3 are mostly water, and water leaves. Ekoa is the last step: a thin layer of the lipids skin makes less of with age — squalane, jojoba, meadowfoam, borage, pomegranate sterols — with two oil-soluble antioxidants folded in, a vitamin C ester and astaxanthin. It holds the water in, works on the look of uneven tone and stands between your barrier and the day. One bottle, face to feet, morning and night.
























