Built to absorb deeply and nourish longer.
The oil that ends dry, ragged, peeling cuticles. It softens on contact, penetrates instead of sitting on top, and keeps repairing between hand-washes.
Softens + repairs
Three seed oils soften frayed cuticles on contact. Pomegranate seed oil supports the skin's own repair, so the result holds between washes instead of resetting at the sink.
Carried in, and kept there
Liquid lanolin is the carrier. It slots into the skin's own lipids, takes the seed oils and vitamin E in with it, and holds the moisture there through errands, keyboards, and hand-washes.
Stronger-looking nails
Used daily it stops hangnails before they start, strengthens the look of nails, smooths the skin around them, and makes every manicure last longer.
More than jojoba, anchored by lanolin.
Turn the typical cuticle oil around and the label reads jojoba, vitamin E, fragrance. Jojoba is the base the whole category is built on, and it is where our formula starts, not where it stops: two richer seed oils on top, and liquid lanolin that carries them into the skin and keeps them there through the next hand-wash.
- Jojoba seed oil — the base. Light, skin-friendly, fast to settle. Most cuticle oils end here.
- Apricot kernel oil — sets the speed. It helps the whole blend absorb faster and more fully, and brings omega-9 and omega-6 lipids that leave skin soft, supple, and smooth.
- Pomegranate seed oil — the hero, and our namesake. Punicic acid, found almost nowhere else, drives skin renewal and supports collagen and elasticity; its antioxidants shield skin from daily wear.
- Liquid lanolin — the carrier and the keeper. Close enough to the skin's own lipids to take the rest of the formula in with it, then hold the moisture there between washes.
- Vitamin E (tocopherol) — keeps the oils fresh.
Why seed oils. A seed has to carry everything a new plant needs, so fruit concentrates its richest oils there. Pressing from seeds and kernels is how this formula starts with so much in so little — and it’s the idea behind our name.
Every ingredient here earned its place on performance — why our label says Made on Merit.
The full ingredient storyThirty seconds, anywhere.
Sweep
Sweep a thin coat along each cuticle and the skin framing the nail.
Massage
Massage it in with small circles until the shine settles. The lanolin carries the oils in and keeps them working until you apply again.
Repeat daily
Once a day keeps cuticles soft and hangnail-free; twice on hard days. On rough weeks add the balm: over the cuticle at night, and anywhere else that runs dry.
Same oil. Slower evening.
The brush is the one that leaves the house. The dropper is the one that stays home: the same formula, ten times the oil, dosed one drop per nail for unhurried evenings at the vanity.
Meet the dropper
Maren K. –
It lives in the side pocket of my tote next to my lip balm. Thirty seconds in the school pickup line and my hands look tended.
Carla D. –
I’ve never once finished a bottle of cuticle oil before. I will finish this, the brush is so easy.
Jess T. · nail tech –
I do nails all day and keep one on my station cart. Super fast to apply between clients, and the scent is great, not perfumey.
Vanessa C. (verified owner) –
I’m seriously impressed with this cuticle oil! My cuticles feel so much softer and healthier, and it absorbs quickly without leaving my fingers feeling greasy. It’s smells amazing and a little goes a long way! I love keeping it with me for quick touch-ups throughout the day.
Chrissy (verified owner) –
The only cuticle oil I’ll use! It’s the only kind that doesn’t make me want to wash off immediately!