Oshin Oil Living

still pinching ourselves.

a tiny shore brand, a single ingredient, on the same list as names you'd find at every beauty counter in the country. cew beauty awards 2026 finalist.

we think it says something bigger than us: people are ready for less. fewer bottles, fewer ingredients, more of the real thing.

thank you for choosing the little blue bottle. 🌊

Where does Oshin belong?

Tag the salon, studio, surf shop or boutique you'd love to see it in, and tell us why.

the ocean is the best thing for your head and the roughest thing for your skin.

we're never getting out of the water, so we made the part that comes after. and we made it the way we'd want the ocean treated: one ingredient, one small bottle, nothing that washes off you and into the sea that shouldn't be there.

salt water, then oil. every time.

The wind got your face?

Oshin. A few drops, pressed into clean skin.

For skin that's been out there.

She surfs. She runs. She walks the beach in January. Her skin and hair live in sun, salt, wind and cold.

Oshin is what she comes back to. One oil for face, body and hair.

Ventures and adventures Marée 🌊❤️

Oshin on + diving deep into the magic of food + drinks with truly amazing humans at 1123 3rd Ave in Spring Lake.

Come visit + stay tuned for so many new and exciting things.

Xo, Marilyn

real question: what does your skin do after a long swim?

ours used to go tight and squeaky before we'd even reached the car. now it gets two pumps in the parking lot and forgets the whole thing.

the trick is timing. oil holds in whatever water is already on your skin, so put it on while you're still a little damp.

tell us your after-swim ritual. we read every one.

one bottle, five jobs:

1. salty, crunchy ends: one pump, scrunch it in
2. sun-tired face: two pumps on damp skin
3. cracked cuticles: a drop, rub it in before bed
4. freshly shaved legs: smooth it on while you're still wet
5. those elbows: you know the ones

what's your number six? people keep teaching us new ones. drop yours below 👇

5:47 am. parking lot is empty, water's glass.

what salt water actually does: it pulls moisture out of your skin as it dries, and the wind and sun finish the job. that tight feeling on the walk back? that's thirst.

one pump before you paddle out, one after. that's the whole ritual.

who's still out there this october? 🙋‍♀️

flip any bottle in your bathroom and read the back. we'll wait. 🌊

ours says one word: moringa.

a chef will tell you the fewer ingredients on the plate, the better each one has to be. the same goes for what you put on your skin every single day. no fragrance, no fillers, nothing hiding at the end of the list.

save this for the next time a label makes your head spin.