Meticulously Crafted for Spreadability and Skin Affinity, Infused with Healing Herbs to Delight the Senses

The skin is like one large membrane. No matter how much you care for your face alone, if you neglect the body it's connected to, the effects will only be temporary. I must reiterate: to achieve healthy, radiant, translucent skin, total body care is essential.

'Herb Circulate Oil' offers excellent moisturizing benefits, imparting plumpness and leading to smooth skin. By massaging it into the seven key points that give the brand its name—ankles, backs of knees, groin, abdomen, armpits, collarbones, and behind the ears—it promotes better lymph and blood circulation, supporting a body that flows freely. It's a beauty oil designed to help you achieve this.

To enhance absorption, apply to skin still slightly damp after bathing. If applying to the face, first warm the oil in your hands, then simply place your palms over your face. You don't need to apply a thick layer; a light press is enough for it to penetrate. The advantage of oil is its superior spreadability. It glides on smoothly, allowing your fingertips to move freely, so you can seamlessly extend the application from behind your ears down your neck to your collarbones.

The key to daily use is how easily and enjoyably you can incorporate it into your routine. This oil's spreadability and skin affinity are meticulously crafted, and it's rich in healing herbs (orange oil, marjoram oil, cinnamon leaf oil) that delight the senses, making it a pleasure to use.

Packed with the Elements for Beauty That Works from Within; Adequate Oil is Absolutely Essential

I myself experienced this, but people who struggled with acne in their teens and twenties often have an aversion to oils. The equation 'oil = sticky' becomes a fixed notion, leading them to prefer light, refreshing products and avoid anything with oil, sometimes even skipping moisturizer. They aim for a clean finish above all else.

If their skin condition is fine, that's one thing, but often it's not. When I actually touch the skin of such individuals, their cheeks are very dry. Because it's dry, their skin tries to compensate by producing excess sebum, but they don't realize this and continue to avoid oils, falling into a vicious cycle. I believe many people find themselves in this situation. Skin needs a balance of moisture and oil. There are certain oils that should be consciously incorporated.



'Herb Circulate Oil' is rich in elements that work from within, such as plant power and massage benefits. For those who still feel hesitant about oils, try applying it first only to the seven important points for body care: ankles, backs of knees, groin, abdomen, armpits, collarbones, and behind the ears. You'll notice a difference even with just that.

It's non-greasy and non-tacky, feeling so light and absorbed that you might think it's already gone, even though you just applied it. It doesn't interfere with subsequent products; in fact, it acts as a booster, preparing your skin to receive them. When you apply lotion after blending in the oil, it absorbs remarkably well.

Before applying oil, the skin's stratum corneum is dry and has poor water retention, like dried leaves with curled edges. Applying oil smooths this down. Furthermore, it softens hardened cuticles. A supple foundation readily absorbs moisture and nutrients. This is how it works.

The Human Body is All Connected. Addressing the Roots First is Paramount.

If you want to improve your facial skin, as I mentioned before, it's best to apply it to the ankles, which are furthest from the face. For example, waste products from the temples or eye area, where concerns about spots and wrinkles arise, drain to the 'dustbin' behind the ears. When the 'dustbin' at the ankle clears smoothly, the drainage pathways improve, causing the body's entire system of 'dustbins' to clear sequentially.

If our bodies were like machine parts, where replacing a faulty component restores it to working order, then localized care would suffice. But the human body doesn't work that way; everything is interconnected. While localized care is necessary, we must first address the root cause of the problem. This often lies in areas like the ankles, groin, or armpits—places where lymph nodes are concentrated. Improving the flow purifies the body, leading to healthy, beautiful skin. 'Herb Circulate Oil' is the oil that guides you there.



The reason I, who was once so tanned that people were surprised, have become so much lighter in complexion over the past decade is undoubtedly due to oil skincare and spoon patting. It took a long time, but it was the most effective and natural method.

Because it's natural, I recommend it not only to those struggling with skin issues or concerned about aging, but also to those who dislike oils. Once you try it, your perception of oils is sure to change.