Our process
What's inside, and how it's made.
We'd rather tell you exactly what's in the bottle than make big promises about it. To confirm: confirm all process wording
What ozone is
Ozone (O3) is a molecule made of three oxygen atoms. It gives our blends their name.
How we make the blend
We infuse ozone into each base in small batches: vegetable glycerin, castor oil, coconut oil or extra virgin olive oil. For the glycerin, castor and coconut blends, we then blend in DMSO. If you choose an essential oil, it's added last, for scent. The olive oil has no DMSO and no essential oil.
Why DMSO
DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide) is a solvent derived from wood pulp. It acts as a carrier, which means it can take other substances into the skin with it. That's why we ask you to apply the DMSO blends only to clean skin, with clean hands, and not over other products.
Packaging
Our blends come in dark roll-ons, bottles, pumps and jars to help protect them from light. To confirm: confirm packaging Keep it sealed and cool. The product page has full storage guidance.
Testing
We've written a batch-testing plan that covers measures such as peroxide value, viscosity and microbial limits, and we're setting up testing with an independent lab. We'll share results here as they come in. To confirm: confirm testing status
At a glance
- Bases: vegetable glycerin, castor, coconut or olive oil
- DMSO in the glycerin, castor and coconut blends
- Optional essential oil (glycerin, castor, coconut)
- Small batches, made in the USA
- Dark roll-ons, bottles, pumps and jars