This winner leaves your skin invigorated, hydrated, and oh-so dewy. The base is a nutrient-rich blend of moringa seed oil, sunflower seed oil, and grapeseed oil, delivering a host of fatty acids to help fortify and plump the moisture barrier. Then there's an algae plankton blend, watermelon seed, and bilberry for a dose of antioxidants (for what it's worth, bilberries have about four times more antioxidants compared to blueberries). Oh, and the texture? Gloriously silky, providing an easy slip without leaving behind a greasy residue. 

Algae + Moringa Universal Face Oil, MARA ($72)

For complexions prone to breakouts, it's important to seek out noncomedogenic oils that won't block the pores. Technically, there's no set definition for the term, but jojoba is a consistent beauty fan favorite, as it closely mimics the skin's own sebum. So it's no surprise it makes up the base of this three-in-one wonder. But the blend also features sea buckthorn oil, which has been shown to aid in wound healing1 and is helpful for several inflammatory skin conditions2 (and all acne stems from some level of inflammation). mindbodygreen readers save 10% with code MBG10.

Lumin Three-In-One Oil & Lumin Cloud Cloth, Wildling ($79)

Oats are a beloved remedy for sensitive skin, thanks to their anti-inflammatory and soothing properties. By using oat oil, however, you're getting the most out of its fatty acid content, which can help strengthen your lipid barrier (which tends to be compromised in sensitive skin). Not to mention, this conditioning formula features sea buckthorn oil, again for its ability to calm inflamed skin.  

Kinskin Oat Ceramide Relief Oil, Kinship ($35)

An ingredient list of one: 100% unrefined marula oil, a rich hydrator that's brimming with polyphenols to help you glow. Plus, it's loaded with amino acids that help strengthen the skin's barrier, which makes it a worthy pick for those with dry, thirsty skin. Something to note: Marula oil might be comedogenic, as some find it blocks their pores, so it's not the best option for acne-prone skin.

Virgin Marula Luxury Facial Oil, Drunk Elephant ($72)

If the thought of slipping on an oil to already slick skin makes you shudder, this featherlight oil-serum hybrid has you covered. Ready for some chemistry? The oil phase of the formula includes camellia oil and sea buckthorn extract to calm inflammation and lock in moisture, while the water phase features chamomile extract and sodium hyaluronate, a salt form of hyaluronic acid. Shake up the mixture to combine both phases before applying (oil and water do not mix for very long, which is why they separate while sitting on the shelf!).  

Sunday Morning Antioxidant Oil-Serum, Versed ($19.99)

Feeding the skin with moisture is already a one-way ticket to glowing skin (a hydrated, thriving skin barrier also reflects more light!), but the added brightness from marula oil doesn't hurt. The fatty-acid-rich oil also contains vitamins C and E, which help even skin tone, and marula's amino acids also act as a cofactor in healthy collagen production, which helps keep the skin looking firm, taut, and vibrant. 

Marula & Neroli Brightening Oil, nyakio ($40)

The main bioactive component of rosehip seed oil is all-trans retinoic acid, a natural precursor to vitamin A that can help repair tissue. It also is rich in vitamin C, which is an essential part of the collagen synthesis process, as well as linoleic acid3, which has noteworthy benefits for regeneration and healing. In short: Rosehip is top-notch for rejuvenating your skin cells and tending to any scar, spot, or fold. 

Rosehip BioRegenerate Universal Face Oil, Pai ($44)

A facial gua sha practice alone is great for deflating puffiness, as it encourages lymph flow, but plum oil's anti-inflammatory properties4 are like a one-two punch for reducing swelling. It's also lightweight and quick-absorbing, which makes it a fabulous option for a morning routine (if you don't necessarily want your skin to feel oil-slick all day long).  

Plum Beauty Oil, Le Prunier ($72)

Take all of the skin-conditioning benefits of marula oil and pair them with antioxidant-rich neroli: The essential oil even has cell regeneration abilities, as well as antifungal and antimicrobial properties to fight acne, according to a 2012 laboratory study5. We also can't ignore the calming scent (which has actually been shown to help reduce anxiety); this luxurious facial oil makes your gua sha practice even more soothing and transformative.   

Neroli Infused Marula Oil, African Botanics ($120)

Most experts advise having a vitamin C serum on rotation, especially in the morning to neutralize free radicals and provide environmental protection. So why not combine the skin care step with your gua sha practice? Biossance uses vitamin C oil, a unique and stable form of the antioxidant that works with the lipids in your skin, so it can easily penetrate into the skin's layers. Then there's squalane (the brand's stalwart ingredient) for extra hydration and rose extract for a calming, subtle scent. 

Squalane + Vitamin C Rose Oil, Biossance ($72)

BYBI's booster makes a wonderful evening treatment: The hydrating olive-derived squalane base provides the slip you need to glide tension away, and the 1% bakuchiol (an antioxidant found to be comparable to retinol) helps smooth fine lines and improve skin texture. You can also mix a few drops into your serum or facial oil of choice, just to give it a little something extra. 

Bakuchiol Booster, BYBI ($10)

This light-yet-decadent oil features four main ingredients known to target any sort of dark spot: There's rosehip oil, which contains skin-brightening vitamin C and vitamin A via carotenoids; pomegranate oil, which can improve skin cell regeneration and improve skin elasticity; sea buckthorn oil, which we've already praised for its anti-inflammatory properties; and the brand's superstar ingredient—noni extract—which is rich in antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals to help even skin tone. 

Noni Glow Face Oil, Kora Organics ($68)

If you're not sure where to start, a multipurpose oil with a simple (yet rich) blend of hydrators is never a bad idea. This nourishing formula has moringa seed, sweet almond, apricot kernel, sunflower seed, castor, hemp seed, jojoba, and grapeseed oils—all of which have their own winning lineup of fatty acids and antioxidants. There's also vitamin E and a touch of frankincense oil for scent. That's it! 

The Beauty Oil, Sahajan ($65)