This number boasts 100% pure, organic, and cold-pressed rosehip seed oil, which has a slew of skin-healthy benefits. Specifically, it naturally contains trace amounts of tretinoin and linoleic acid, which promote cell turnover and repair skin tissue. 

100% Organic Cold-Pressed Rose Hip Seed Oil, The Ordinary ($9.80)

We love a good argan oil around here: In addition to sealing in moisture on the skin, it’s full of fatty acids and vitamin E that make it rather anti-inflammatory on the skin1. Best part? It’s noncomedogenic, so it's superb for acne-prone skin. Kahina’s agran oil is of the highest quality, sourced directly from artisans in Morocco, and it’s of course organic and cold-pressed. 

Argan Oil, Kahina Giving Beauty ($15)

A facial oil with squalane is a match made in heaven: In fact, it’s like feeding your skin with what it already loves. Squalane makes up 13% of your skin’s sebum2 already, so you know it won’t clog pores, and it'll give you a healthy, dewy glow. 

Squalane Facial Oil, Indie Lee ($34)

This number contains a cocktail of moisturizing oils to save thirsty skin: namely, avocado, apricot, perilla seed oil, chia seed, and jojoba. It also features some essential oils (rose, ylang-ylang and clove) for a spa-grade scent.

Organic Beauty Facial Oil, Honest Beauty ($27.99)

The stars of this oil blend are rosehip, jojoba, and evening primrose, all of which are fatty acid- and antioxidant-rich for the skin. The formula itself is also super lightweight, so you won’t feel greasy after pressing it in. 

Complete Nourishment Facial Oil, Burt's Bees ($19.99)

Another 100% squalane option that your skin will drink up. The fast-absorbing oil will leave your face velvety-smooth—never greasy—as soon as you massage it into your face and neck. 

Squalane Oil, The INKEY List ($11.99)

For those who fare well with some coconut oil on the face (read: probably not best for acneic skin), this 100% virgin coconut oil treatment is nothing short of sublime. Especially if you have rough, dry skin, a few drops of this oil will have your skin feeling hydrated and smooth come the a.m. Plus, there’s that naturally sweet coconut scent. 

Daily Hydration Overnight Face Oil, SheaMoisture ($8.99)

A few players here: 100% organic sweet almond oil, argan oil, and rosehip oil provide moisture and antioxidants, with a smattering of essential oils to lend a slightly citrus scent. Massage it in post-cleansing, or you can even use it on your hair to lock in hydration and shine. 

Organic Facial Oil, Botanics ($14.99)

You might not hear a ton about chia seed oil, but rest assured these omega 3-rich seeds make for quite the soothing, hydrating experience. It’s also super, super, light—so if you’re new to oils (and perhaps nervous about feeling too “oily”), this is a great starter product to get you hooked. 

Chia Facial Oil, cocokind ($15.99)

The workhorse in this formula is the every-moisturizing marula oil, which has amino acids to feed the skin barrier and even help spur healthy collagen production. The only caveat to note is that marula oil is comedogenic, so perhaps start slow if you have acne-prone skin. The neroli essential oil also makes an appearance for some light fragrance—a little citrus-y, a tad floral. 

Marula & Neroli Brightening Oil, nyakio ($40)

Your favorite squalane oil, with a healthy aging twist. The bakuchiol comes buffered with the skin-healthy oil, so it's potent enough to improve skin elasticity and reduce photo-aging and hyperpigmentation, yet still gentle enough on sensitive skin. Feel free to pat the formula into your skin after cleansing, or mix it into your moisturizer for a boost in actives—it’s called a “booster” for a reason. 

1% Bakuchiol in Olive Squalane Oil Booster, BYBI Beauty ($17)