Will this work for my skin type?
Yes: dry, oily, combination and sensitive. It's especially effective for stressed, reactive and ageing skin, because that's the skin it was formulated on.
Is it safe during pregnancy?
Yes. Unlike retinol, bakuchiol has no known pregnancy contraindications, and many customers use Timeless Elixir right through pregnancy and breastfeeding. As with anything during this time, we'd gently suggest checking with your GP first.
How long does one bottle last?
Around ten to twelve weeks with twice-daily use, under 50p per use. It can replace both your serum and your moisturiser.
When will I see results?
Week 1: softer, more hydrated skin. Week 4: visible texture change. Week 8: firmness and calmer tone. Week 12: calmer, firmer, more even-toned skin, with fine lines visibly softened.
Can I use it with other products?
Yes. Apply after water-based serums and before heavier creams or SPF. Follow with SPF in the morning.
What does it smell like?
Grounding and herbaceous: frankincense, lavender and orange, straight from the botanicals. No synthetic fragrance, nothing perfumed.
What if it doesn't work for me?
Every bottle carries a 30-day money-back guarantee. If you don't love it, we refund you.
Can this replace my moisturiser?
For most skin, yes. The oil delivers the lipids a moisturiser exists to supply. Many customers run a three-step routine: cleanse, tone, then Timeless Elixir.
Why does this contain so many oils? Isn't one or two enough?
One oil gives you one fatty-acid profile. Skin doesn't work on one pathway: it needs omega-3 for inflammation, omega-5 for collagen protection, omega-6 for barrier ceramides, omega-7 for renewal, omega-9 for nourishment, plus vitamins and minerals across multiple mechanisms. No single oil delivers all of that. The composition of twenty does. That's the point.
How is this different from other premium facial oils?
Most facial oils are built on one hero oil, or a small blend of two or three, which gives your skin a single fatty-acid profile. Timeless Elixir blends twenty botanicals instead, so it carries the complete omega range (3, 5, 6, 7 and 9) together with vitamins A, C, E and K and minerals such as zinc, copper and selenium, drawn from many plants rather than one. Most oils nourish and leave it at that, while three of ours are also chosen for measurable work: bakuchiol for collagen, colourless tomato carotenoids for redness and blueberry for blue-light defence, each backed by published research or supplier clinical testing, and we cite every number. It is kept in Miron black glass so daylight cannot reach the botanicals, and at £69 it does the work of both a serum and a moisturiser.
Is this suitable for men?
Yes. Skin is not gendered, and neither is this formula. The scent is grounding and herbaceous, not floral. It absorbs fast and leaves no residue.