Sundae Glow Oil

The natural bronzing shimmer oil slow-brewed with rosehip, dandelion, comfrey, and calendula — golden glow and broad-spectrum protection in one velvety oil, because your skin deserves both.

Sundae Glow Oil is slow-brewed with rosehip, dandelion, comfrey, and calendula. A process that takes time and can't be faked on a production line. That infusion, combined with helichrysum and jojoba, is what makes this absorb like a second skin instead of sitting on top of it. Vogue covered it. Skin that wears it keeps it.

It works on the body and on curly hair and color treated hair to seal in moisture and add definition without buildup. Year-round, not just summer. One bottle, more than one purpose.

The story behind the glow: Read Golden Hour in A Bottle to learn why Sundae Glow was created, how it wears, and what makes the texture different.

How to wear it
After a shower on damp skin — apply like a lotion all over, let it dry down before dressing. Or targeted after dressing — apply only to exposed skin for a precise, intentional glow with zero transfer risk.

What makes the texture different
Hemp, tamanu, and squalane absorb without sitting heavy. An olive-derived ingredient creates a sheer, velvet finish after dry-down — not a silicone coating, not a film. It works with the skin, not on top of it.

No glitter. Ever.
Traditional cosmetic glitter is a microplastic. We keep it out of everything we make for the same reason we went palm-free: if we can avoid contributing to the problem, we do.

A note on zinc oxide
Sundae Glow contains zinc oxide for its skin-conditioning properties. It is not a sunscreen and should not be used as one. If you're using mineral SPF underneath, the zinc adds a small additional barrier — your sunscreen is doing the primary work.