For effective use, apply a small amount to clean, slightly damp skin. This can be after washing your hands or showering. The dampness helps trap water under the protective film the oil creates. A little is usually enough — start with a few drops for your hands or a pea-sized amount for larger areas like elbows or heels, and massage gently until it forms a light, non-greasy film. If you prefer a creamier texture, you can apply a regular moisturizer first while your skin is damp, then follow with a thin layer of this oil to seal it in. This layering method is particularly useful for very rough areas. Because it works by reducing moisture loss, applying it before exposure to harsh conditions like cold wind can help your skin feel less tight and chapped. It is best suited for targeted use on dry zones rather than all-over application on skin that already feels oily.
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