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Ingredients

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Every ingredient, openly listed.

We are JunkFree Cosmetics. Clean beauty only means something when it is fully transparent. Below you find the complete ingredient list for each of our products, ready to read. No hidden fillers, no small print. Just the truth about what touches your skin.


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Lip Oils

Lip Oil · Strawberry Kiss

the lip oil · 6 ml

Strawberry Kiss, the lip oil
Strawberry Kiss, the lip oil
label
Ingredients on the tag

Lip Oil Strawberry Kiss · Ingredients

We explain what's on the label.All twelve ingredients.

On the back of our Lip Oil Strawberry Kiss you'll find twelve technical names. Most people have no idea what they mean. We think that should change. So here's every single one of them, explained.

For context: how many ingredients other lip oils list
L'Oréal Paris Plump Ambition Hyaluron Lip Oil
47
Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Tinted Lip Oil
35
Kosas Wet Lip Oil Gloss
29
Dior Addict Lip Glow Oil
28
YSL Loveshine Plumping Lip Oil Gloss
28
Summer Fridays Dream Lip Oil
27
JunkFree Lip Oil Strawberry Kiss
12

Important: the number of ingredients says nothing about how good, safe or gentle a product is. Every product listed here is a perfectly normal cosmetic you can buy in any shop. We show this comparison for one reason only: we like a short list, because it means we can explain the whole thing to you. As of 9 September 2026.

Show how we counted, and our sources

How we counted: the number of entries in the INCI list published by the manufacturer or retailer, accessed on 9 September 2026. Only products the manufacturer sells as a "lip oil"; no lip glosses, balms or lipsticks. "Parfum" or "Aroma" counts as one entry; each separately listed fragrance ingredient counts as one entry. Ingredient lists can vary by product version, batch and country. Where we found differing lists, we used the lower figure. The list on the actual packaging is always the one that counts.

Sources:

  1. L'Oréal Paris Plump Ambition Hyaluron Lip Oil, 47 entries, INCI list as published by L'Oréal Paris (manufacturer website)
  2. Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Tinted Lip Oil, 35 entries, INCI list as published by SkinSort
  3. Kosas Wet Lip Oil Gloss, 29 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  4. Dior Addict Lip Glow Oil, 28 entries, INCI list as published by Dior (manufacturer website)
  5. YSL Loveshine Plumping Lip Oil Gloss, 28 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  6. Summer Fridays Dream Lip Oil, 27 entries, INCI list as published by Summer Fridays (manufacturer website)

All brand and product names mentioned belong to their respective owners and are used solely to identify the products being compared. JunkFree Cosmetics has no commercial relationship with any of these brands.

What's in it, and what it's there for

In yellow, the technical name exactly as it appears on the bottle. Underneath, in plain words: what it is and what it does in our oil. No chemistry degree required.

Hydrogenated Ethylhexyl Olivate
=Olive oil wax
A wax-like oil made from olive oil. It gives the lip oil its shine and keeps it feeling soft, not sticky.
Hydrogenated Olive Oil Unsaponifiables
=Olive oil concentrate
The most valuable part of olive oil, concentrated and made stable. A rich conditioning ingredient that keeps lips soft.
Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis Oil
=Sweet almond oil
Pressed from sweet almonds. A classic skincare oil that keeps lips soft. People have used it to care for their skin for generations.
Crambe Abyssinica Seed Oil Phytosterol Esters
=Abyssinian oil with plant sterols
A light plant oil from the seeds of the Abyssinian crambe, combined with plant sterols. It gives the oil a silky feel and keeps lips supple.
Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride
=Neutral oil from coconut
A very light, clear oil made from the fatty acids of coconut oil. It has no scent or taste of its own and keeps the texture light.
Butyrospermum Parkii Butter
=Shea butter
The butter from the nuts of the shea tree. It's rich and keeps lips soft.
Glyceryl Rosinate
=Pine resin ester
Made from the resin of pine trees. It helps the oil stay on your lips instead of disappearing straight away, and adds to the shine.
Olea Europaea Oil Unsaponifiables
=Olive conditioning fraction
Olive again, this time the unsaponifiable fraction of the oil, meaning the part that holds the plant's accompanying compounds. A conditioning ingredient.
Tocopherol
=Vitamin E, our natural stabiliser
Vitamin E does two jobs for us. First, it's an antioxidant: it neutralises free radicals, tiny particles created by sun and pollution that attack cells. Second, it's our stabiliser: plant oils go rancid over time once oxygen gets to them. Vitamin E catches that oxygen before it can damage the oils. So the oil stays fresh.
Beta-Sitosterol
=Plant sterol
A building block from plants, very similar to ones your skin already has. In our formula it's a conditioning ingredient that keeps lips soft.
Squalene
=Squalene
A natural skin lipid. Your skin makes it on its own; we get ours from olive oil. It's there to keep the oil light and easy to spread.
Flavour
=the food-grade flavouring
This is where the strawberry taste lives. Ours is a food-grade flavouring, the same kind used in pastry kitchens. We can back that up with our supplier's documentation.

How to use

Apply to lips as needed. Avoid contact with eyes. Use within 6 months of opening (see the open-jar symbol on the packaging). 6 ml.

Every ingredient has a job. Otherwise it wouldn't be in there.

  • Twelve ingredients on the list. Plant oils, shea butter and olive oil components as the base, vitamin E for protection, a food-grade flavouring for the taste.
  • A pure oil. No water in it at all.
  • Vegan. No ingredients of animal origin. Because we love animals.
  • Made in Mallorca. At our partner lab on the island, not far from our showroom in Palma.
Lip Oil · Vanilla Kiss

the lip oil · 8 ml

JunkFree Lip Oil
Vanilla Kiss, the lip oil
Vanilla Kiss tag
Ingredients on the tag

Lip Oil Vanilla Kiss · Ingredients

We explain what's on the label.All fourteen ingredients.

On the back of our Lip Oil Vanilla Kiss you'll find fourteen technical names. Most people have no idea what they mean. We think that should change. So here's every single one of them, explained.

For context: how many ingredients other lip oils list
L'Oréal Paris Plump Ambition Hyaluron Lip Oil
47
Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Tinted Lip Oil
35
Kosas Wet Lip Oil Gloss
29
Dior Addict Lip Glow Oil
28
YSL Loveshine Plumping Lip Oil Gloss
28
Summer Fridays Dream Lip Oil
27
JunkFree Lip Oil Vanilla Kiss
14

Important: the number of ingredients says nothing about how good, safe or gentle a product is. Every product listed here is a perfectly normal cosmetic you can buy in any shop. We show this comparison for one reason only: we like a short list, because it means we can explain the whole thing to you. As of 9 September 2026.

Show how we counted, and our sources

How we counted: the number of entries in the INCI list published by the manufacturer or retailer, accessed on 9 September 2026. Only products the manufacturer sells as a "lip oil"; no lip glosses, balms or lipsticks. "Parfum" or "Aroma" counts as one entry; each separately listed fragrance ingredient counts as one entry. Ingredient lists can vary by product version, batch and country. Where we found differing lists, we used the lower figure. The list on the actual packaging is always the one that counts.

Sources:

  1. L'Oréal Paris Plump Ambition Hyaluron Lip Oil, 47 entries, INCI list as published by L'Oréal Paris (manufacturer website)
  2. Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Tinted Lip Oil, 35 entries, INCI list as published by SkinSort
  3. Kosas Wet Lip Oil Gloss, 29 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  4. Dior Addict Lip Glow Oil, 28 entries, INCI list as published by Dior (manufacturer website)
  5. YSL Loveshine Plumping Lip Oil Gloss, 28 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  6. Summer Fridays Dream Lip Oil, 27 entries, INCI list as published by Summer Fridays (manufacturer website)

All brand and product names mentioned belong to their respective owners and are used solely to identify the products being compared. JunkFree Cosmetics has no commercial relationship with any of these brands.

What's in it, and what it's there for

In yellow, the technical name exactly as it appears on the bottle. Underneath, in plain words: what it is and what it does in our oil. No chemistry degree required.

Hydrogenated Ethylhexyl Olivate
=Olive oil wax
A wax-like oil made from olive oil. It gives the lip oil its shine and keeps it feeling soft, not sticky.
Hydrogenated Olive Oil Unsaponifiables
=Olive oil concentrate
The most valuable part of olive oil, concentrated and made stable. A rich conditioning ingredient that keeps lips soft.
Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis Oil
=Sweet almond oil
Pressed from sweet almonds. A classic skincare oil that keeps lips soft. People have used it to care for their skin for generations.
Crambe Abyssinica Seed Oil Phytosterol Esters
=Abyssinian oil with plant sterols
A light plant oil from the seeds of the Abyssinian crambe, combined with plant sterols. It gives the oil a silky feel and keeps lips supple.
Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride
=Neutral oil from coconut
A very light, clear oil made from the fatty acids of coconut oil. It has no scent or taste of its own and keeps the texture light.
Butyrospermum Parkii Butter
=Shea butter
The butter from the nuts of the shea tree. It's rich and keeps lips soft.
Glyceryl Rosinate
=Pine resin ester
Made from the resin of pine trees. It helps the oil stay on your lips instead of disappearing straight away, and adds to the shine.
Olea Europaea Oil Unsaponifiables
=Olive conditioning fraction
Olive again, this time the unsaponifiable fraction of the oil, meaning the part that holds the plant's accompanying compounds. A conditioning ingredient.
Tocopherol
=Vitamin E, our natural stabiliser
Vitamin E does two jobs for us. First, it's an antioxidant: it neutralises free radicals, tiny particles created by sun and pollution that attack cells. Second, it's our stabiliser: plant oils go rancid over time once oxygen gets to them. Vitamin E catches that oxygen before it can damage the oils. So the oil stays fresh.
Beta-Sitosterol
=Plant sterol
A building block from plants, very similar to ones your skin already has. In our formula it's a conditioning ingredient that keeps lips soft.
Squalene
=Squalene
A natural skin lipid. Your skin makes it on its own; we get ours from olive oil. It's there to keep the oil light and easy to spread.
Flavour
=the food-grade flavouring
This is where the vanilla taste lives. Ours is a food-grade flavouring, the same kind used in pastry kitchens. We can back that up with our supplier's documentation.
Benzyl Alcohol
=Benzyl alcohol
A fragrance ingredient found in nature in jasmine and ylang-ylang blossoms, among others. In our formula it's part of the flavouring and helps keep the oil fresh. It is not drinking alcohol like ethanol. As a fragrance ingredient, it has been listed individually on cosmetics for many years.
Vanillin
=the vanilla note
The very compound that makes vanilla smell and taste like vanilla. You know it from cookies, ice cream and chocolate. Ours comes from the food-grade flavouring, so it's food grade too. It gets its own line on the packaging because fragrance ingredients in cosmetics are listed individually. That way anyone can see at a glance what's inside.

How to use

Apply to lips as needed. Avoid contact with eyes. Use within 6 months of opening (see the open-jar symbol on the packaging). 8 ml.

Every ingredient has a job. Otherwise it wouldn't be in there.

  • Fourteen ingredients on the list. Plant oils, shea butter and olive oil components as the base, vitamin E for protection, a food-grade flavouring with its individually listed fragrance ingredients for the taste.
  • A pure oil. No water in it at all.
  • Vegan. No ingredients of animal origin. Because we love animals.
  • Made in Mallorca. At our partner lab on the island, not far from our showroom in Palma.
Lip Oil · Coconut Kiss

the lip oil · 8 ml

JunkFree Lip Oil
Coconut Kiss, the lip oil
Coconut Kiss tag
Ingredients on the tag

Lip Oil Coconut Kiss · Ingredients

We explain what's on the label.All twelve ingredients.

On the back of our Lip Oil Coconut Kiss you'll find twelve technical names. Most people have no idea what they mean. We think that should change. So here's every single one of them, explained.

For context: how many ingredients other lip oils list
L'Oréal Paris Plump Ambition Hyaluron Lip Oil
47
Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Tinted Lip Oil
35
Kosas Wet Lip Oil Gloss
29
Dior Addict Lip Glow Oil
28
YSL Loveshine Plumping Lip Oil Gloss
28
Summer Fridays Dream Lip Oil
27
JunkFree Lip Oil Coconut Kiss
12

Important: the number of ingredients says nothing about how good, safe or gentle a product is. Every product listed here is a perfectly normal cosmetic you can buy in any shop. We show this comparison for one reason only: we like a short list, because it means we can explain the whole thing to you. As of 9 September 2026.

Show how we counted, and our sources

How we counted: the number of entries in the INCI list published by the manufacturer or retailer, accessed on 9 September 2026. Only products the manufacturer sells as a "lip oil"; no lip glosses, balms or lipsticks. "Parfum" or "Aroma" counts as one entry; each separately listed fragrance ingredient counts as one entry. Ingredient lists can vary by product version, batch and country. Where we found differing lists, we used the lower figure. The list on the actual packaging is always the one that counts.

Sources:

  1. L'Oréal Paris Plump Ambition Hyaluron Lip Oil, 47 entries, INCI list as published by L'Oréal Paris (manufacturer website)
  2. Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Tinted Lip Oil, 35 entries, INCI list as published by SkinSort
  3. Kosas Wet Lip Oil Gloss, 29 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  4. Dior Addict Lip Glow Oil, 28 entries, INCI list as published by Dior (manufacturer website)
  5. YSL Loveshine Plumping Lip Oil Gloss, 28 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  6. Summer Fridays Dream Lip Oil, 27 entries, INCI list as published by Summer Fridays (manufacturer website)

All brand and product names mentioned belong to their respective owners and are used solely to identify the products being compared. JunkFree Cosmetics has no commercial relationship with any of these brands.

What's in it, and what it's there for

In yellow, the technical name exactly as it appears on the bottle. Underneath, in plain words: what it is and what it does in our oil. No chemistry degree required.

Hydrogenated Ethylhexyl Olivate
=Olive oil wax
A wax-like oil made from olive oil. It gives the lip oil its shine and keeps it feeling soft, not sticky.
Hydrogenated Olive Oil Unsaponifiables
=Olive oil concentrate
The most valuable part of olive oil, concentrated and made stable. A rich conditioning ingredient that keeps lips soft.
Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis Oil
=Sweet almond oil
Pressed from sweet almonds. A classic skincare oil that keeps lips soft. People have used it to care for their skin for generations.
Crambe Abyssinica Seed Oil Phytosterol Esters
=Abyssinian oil with plant sterols
A light plant oil from the seeds of the Abyssinian crambe, combined with plant sterols. It gives the oil a silky feel and keeps lips supple.
Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride
=Neutral oil from coconut
A very light, clear oil made from the fatty acids of coconut oil. It has no scent or taste of its own and keeps the texture light.
Butyrospermum Parkii Butter
=Shea butter
The butter from the nuts of the shea tree. It's rich and keeps lips soft.
Glyceryl Rosinate
=Pine resin ester
Made from the resin of pine trees. It helps the oil stay on your lips instead of disappearing straight away, and adds to the shine.
Olea Europaea Oil Unsaponifiables
=Olive conditioning fraction
Olive again, this time the unsaponifiable fraction of the oil, meaning the part that holds the plant's accompanying compounds. A conditioning ingredient.
Tocopherol
=Vitamin E, our natural stabiliser
Vitamin E does two jobs for us. First, it's an antioxidant: it neutralises free radicals, tiny particles created by sun and pollution that attack cells. Second, it's our stabiliser: plant oils go rancid over time once oxygen gets to them. Vitamin E catches that oxygen before it can damage the oils. So the oil stays fresh.
Beta-Sitosterol
=Plant sterol
A building block from plants, very similar to ones your skin already has. In our formula it's a conditioning ingredient that keeps lips soft.
Squalene
=Squalene
A natural skin lipid. Your skin makes it on its own; we get ours from olive oil. It's there to keep the oil light and easy to spread.
Flavour
=the food-grade flavouring
This is where the coconut taste lives. Ours is a food-grade flavouring, the same kind used in pastry kitchens. We can back that up with our supplier's documentation.

How to use

Apply to lips as needed. Avoid contact with eyes. Use within 6 months of opening (see the open-jar symbol on the packaging). 8 ml.

Every ingredient has a job. Otherwise it wouldn't be in there.

  • Twelve ingredients on the list. Plant oils, shea butter and olive oil components as the base, vitamin E for protection, a food-grade flavouring for the taste.
  • A pure oil. No water in it at all.
  • Vegan. No ingredients of animal origin. Because we love animals.
  • Made in Mallorca. At our partner lab on the island, not far from our showroom in Palma.

Body Oils

Body Oil · Green Vanilla

the oil · 100 ml

Body Oil Green Vanilla
Green Vanilla, the oil
Green Vanilla label
Ingredients on the tag

Body Oil Green Vanilla · Ingredients

We explain what's on the label.All seven ingredients.

On the back of our Body Oil Green Vanilla you'll find seven technical names. Most people have no idea what they mean. We think that should change. So here's every single one of them, explained.

For context: how many ingredients other skin oils list
Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse Or (shimmering dry oil, face, body and hair)
26
Sol de Janeiro Bum Bum Body Firmeza Oil
27
Bio-Oil Skincare Oil (face and body)
27
Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse (dry oil, face, body and hair)
22
Kiehl's Crème de Corps Nourishing Dry Body Oil
19
Weleda Pomegranate Regenerating Body Oil
18
JunkFree Body Oil Green Vanilla
7

Important: the number of ingredients says nothing about how good, safe or gentle a product is. Every product listed here is a perfectly normal cosmetic you can buy in any shop. We show this comparison for one reason only: we like a short list, because it means we can explain the whole thing to you. As of 9 September 2026.

Show how we counted, and our sources

How we counted: the number of entries in the INCI list published by the manufacturer or retailer, accessed on 9 September 2026. Oils only, no creams or lotions. "Parfum" or "Aroma" counts as one entry; each separately listed fragrance ingredient counts as one entry. Ingredient lists can vary by product version, batch and country. Where we found differing lists, we used the lower figure. The list on the actual packaging is always the one that counts.

Sources:

  1. Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse Or, 26 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  2. Sol de Janeiro Bum Bum Body Firmeza Oil, 27 entries, INCI list as published by Ulta Beauty and Cult Beauty
  3. Bio-Oil Skincare Oil (sold as Bi-Oil in Germany), 27 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  4. Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse, 22 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  5. Kiehl's Crème de Corps Nourishing Dry Body Oil, 19 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  6. Weleda Pomegranate Regenerating Body Oil, 18 entries, INCI list as published by Lookfantastic

All brand and product names mentioned belong to their respective owners and are used solely to identify the products being compared. JunkFree Cosmetics has no commercial relationship with any of these brands.

What's in it, and what it's there for

In yellow, the technical name exactly as it appears on the bottle. Underneath, in plain words: what it is and what it does in our oil. No chemistry degree required.

Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis Oil
=Sweet almond oil
The base of our oil, pressed from sweet almonds. A classic skincare oil that keeps skin soft and supple. People have been using it to care for their skin for generations.
Squalene
=Squalene
A natural skin lipid. Your skin makes it on its own; we get ours from olive oil. It's in our oil to keep the texture light: the oil spreads easily and doesn't sit heavy on your skin.
Beta-Sitosterol
=Plant sterol
A building block from plants, very similar to ones your skin already has. In our formula it's a conditioning ingredient that keeps skin soft.
Tocopherol
=Vitamin E
Vitamin E does two jobs for us. First, it's an antioxidant: it neutralises free radicals, tiny particles created by sun and pollution that attack cells. That helps your skin protect itself. Second, it's our stabiliser: plant oils go rancid over time once oxygen gets to them. Vitamin E catches that oxygen before it can damage the oils. So the oil stays fresh, thanks to an ingredient that's used in skincare in its own right.
Aroma
=the scent blend
This is where the vanilla scent lives. "Aroma" is the word used on cosmetics for a scent blend. Ours is a food-grade flavouring, the same kind used in pastry kitchens. We can back that up with our supplier's documentation.
Vanillin
=the vanilla note
The very compound that makes vanilla smell and taste like vanilla. You know it from cookies, ice cream and chocolate. Ours comes from the food-grade flavouring, so it's food grade too. It gets its own line on the bottle because fragrance ingredients in cosmetics are listed individually. That way anyone can see at a glance what's inside.
Benzyl Alcohol
=Benzyl alcohol
A fragrance ingredient found in nature in jasmine and ylang-ylang blossoms, among others. In our formula it's part of the scent and helps keep the oil fresh. It is not drinking alcohol like ethanol. As a fragrance ingredient, it has been listed individually on cosmetics for many years.

How to use

Apply to skin and massage in. Avoid contact with eyes. For external use only. Use within 6 months of opening (see the open-jar symbol on the packaging).

Every ingredient has a job. Otherwise it wouldn't be in there.

  • Seven ingredients on the list. Plant oils as the base, vitamin E for protection, a food-grade flavouring for the scent.
  • A pure oil. No water in it at all.
  • Vegan. No ingredients of animal origin. Because we love animals.
  • Made in Mallorca. At our partner lab on the island, not far from our showroom in Palma.
Body Oil · Coco Skin

the oil · 100 ml

Coco Skin
Coco Skin, the oil
Coco Skin label
Ingredients on the tag

Body Oil Coco Skin · Ingredients

We explain what's on the label.All five ingredients.

On the back of our Body Oil Coco Skin you'll find five technical names. Most people have no idea what they mean. We think that should change. So here's every single one of them, explained.

For context: how many ingredients other skin oils list
Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse Or (shimmering dry oil, face, body and hair)
26
Sol de Janeiro Bum Bum Body Firmeza Oil
27
Bio-Oil Skincare Oil (face and body)
27
Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse (dry oil, face, body and hair)
22
Kiehl's Crème de Corps Nourishing Dry Body Oil
19
Weleda Pomegranate Regenerating Body Oil
18
JunkFree Body Oil Coco Skin
5

Important: the number of ingredients says nothing about how good, safe or gentle a product is. Every product listed here is a perfectly normal cosmetic you can buy in any shop. We show this comparison for one reason only: we like a short list, because it means we can explain the whole thing to you. As of 9 September 2026.

Show how we counted, and our sources

How we counted: the number of entries in the INCI list published by the manufacturer or retailer, accessed on 9 September 2026. Oils only, no creams or lotions. "Parfum" or "Aroma" counts as one entry; each separately listed fragrance ingredient counts as one entry. Ingredient lists can vary by product version, batch and country. Where we found differing lists, we used the lower figure. The list on the actual packaging is always the one that counts.

Sources:

  1. Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse Or, 26 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  2. Sol de Janeiro Bum Bum Body Firmeza Oil, 27 entries, INCI list as published by Ulta Beauty and Cult Beauty
  3. Bio-Oil Skincare Oil (sold as Bi-Oil in Germany), 27 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  4. Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse, 22 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  5. Kiehl's Crème de Corps Nourishing Dry Body Oil, 19 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  6. Weleda Pomegranate Regenerating Body Oil, 18 entries, INCI list as published by Lookfantastic

All brand and product names mentioned belong to their respective owners and are used solely to identify the products being compared. JunkFree Cosmetics has no commercial relationship with any of these brands.

What's in it, and what it's there for

In yellow, the technical name exactly as it appears on the bottle. Underneath, in plain words: what it is and what it does in our oil. No chemistry degree required.

Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis Oil
=Sweet almond oil
The base of our oil, pressed from sweet almonds. A classic skincare oil that keeps skin soft and supple. People have been using it to care for their skin for generations.
Squalene
=Squalene
A natural skin lipid. Your skin makes it on its own; we get ours from olive oil. It's in our oil to keep the texture light: the oil spreads easily and doesn't sit heavy on your skin.
Beta-Sitosterol
=Plant sterol
A building block from plants, very similar to ones your skin already has. In our formula it's a conditioning ingredient that keeps skin soft.
Tocopherol
=Vitamin E
Vitamin E does two jobs for us. First, it's an antioxidant: it neutralises free radicals, tiny particles created by sun and pollution that attack cells. That helps your skin protect itself. Second, it's our stabiliser: plant oils go rancid over time once oxygen gets to them. Vitamin E catches that oxygen before it can damage the oils. So the oil stays fresh, thanks to an ingredient that's used in skincare in its own right.
Aroma
=the scent blend
This is where the coconut scent lives. "Aroma" is the word used on cosmetics for a scent blend. Ours is a food-grade flavouring, the same kind used in pastry kitchens. We can back that up with our supplier's documentation.

How to use

Apply to skin and massage in. Avoid contact with eyes. For external use only. Use within 6 months of opening (see the open-jar symbol on the packaging).

Every ingredient has a job. Otherwise it wouldn't be in there.

  • Five ingredients on the list. Plant oils as the base, vitamin E for protection, a food-grade flavouring for the scent.
  • A pure oil. No water in it at all.
  • Vegan. No ingredients of animal origin. Because we love animals.
  • Made in Mallorca. At our partner lab on the island, not far from our showroom in Palma.
Body Oil · Strawberry Drip

the oil · 100 ml

Strawberry Drip, the oil
Strawberry Drip, the oil
label
Ingredients on the tag

Body Oil Strawberry Drip · Ingredients

We explain what's on the label.All five ingredients.

On the back of our Body Oil Strawberry Drip you'll find five technical names. Most people have no idea what they mean. We think that should change. So here's every single one of them, explained.

For context: how many ingredients other skin oils list
Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse Or (shimmering dry oil, face, body and hair)
26
Sol de Janeiro Bum Bum Body Firmeza Oil
27
Bio-Oil Skincare Oil (face and body)
27
Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse (dry oil, face, body and hair)
22
Kiehl's Crème de Corps Nourishing Dry Body Oil
19
Weleda Pomegranate Regenerating Body Oil
18
JunkFree Body Oil Strawberry Drip
5

Important: the number of ingredients says nothing about how good, safe or gentle a product is. Every product listed here is a perfectly normal cosmetic you can buy in any shop. We show this comparison for one reason only: we like a short list, because it means we can explain the whole thing to you. As of 9 September 2026.

Show how we counted, and our sources

How we counted: the number of entries in the INCI list published by the manufacturer or retailer, accessed on 9 September 2026. Oils only, no creams or lotions. "Parfum" or "Aroma" counts as one entry; each separately listed fragrance ingredient counts as one entry. Ingredient lists can vary by product version, batch and country. Where we found differing lists, we used the lower figure. The list on the actual packaging is always the one that counts.

Sources:

  1. Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse Or, 26 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  2. Sol de Janeiro Bum Bum Body Firmeza Oil, 27 entries, INCI list as published by Ulta Beauty and Cult Beauty
  3. Bio-Oil Skincare Oil (sold as Bi-Oil in Germany), 27 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  4. Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse, 22 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  5. Kiehl's Crème de Corps Nourishing Dry Body Oil, 19 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  6. Weleda Pomegranate Regenerating Body Oil, 18 entries, INCI list as published by Lookfantastic

All brand and product names mentioned belong to their respective owners and are used solely to identify the products being compared. JunkFree Cosmetics has no commercial relationship with any of these brands.

What's in it, and what it's there for

In yellow, the technical name exactly as it appears on the bottle. Underneath, in plain words: what it is and what it does in our oil. No chemistry degree required.

Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis Oil
=Sweet almond oil
The base of our oil, pressed from sweet almonds. A classic skincare oil that keeps skin soft and supple. People have been using it to care for their skin for generations.
Squalene
=Squalene
A natural skin lipid. Your skin makes it on its own; we get ours from olive oil. It's in our oil to keep the texture light: the oil spreads easily and doesn't sit heavy on your skin.
Beta-Sitosterol
=Plant sterol
A building block from plants, very similar to ones your skin already has. In our formula it's a conditioning ingredient that keeps skin soft.
Tocopherol
=Vitamin E
Vitamin E does two jobs for us. First, it's an antioxidant: it neutralises free radicals, tiny particles created by sun and pollution that attack cells. That helps your skin protect itself. Second, it's our stabiliser: plant oils go rancid over time once oxygen gets to them. Vitamin E catches that oxygen before it can damage the oils. So the oil stays fresh, thanks to an ingredient that's used in skincare in its own right.
Aroma
=the scent blend
This is where the strawberry scent lives. "Aroma" is the word used on cosmetics for a scent blend. Ours is a food-grade flavouring, the same kind used in pastry kitchens. We can back that up with our supplier's documentation.

How to use

Apply to skin and massage in. Avoid contact with eyes. For external use only. Use within 6 months of opening (see the open-jar symbol on the packaging).

Every ingredient has a job. Otherwise it wouldn't be in there.

  • Five ingredients on the list. Plant oils as the base, vitamin E for protection, a food-grade flavouring for the scent.
  • A pure oil. No water in it at all.
  • Vegan. No ingredients of animal origin. Because we love animals.
  • Made in Mallorca. At our partner lab on the island, not far from our showroom in Palma.

Skincare and Masks

Aloe Vera Girl

the gel · 80 ml

Aloe Vera Girl, the gel
Aloe Vera Girl, the gel
Aloe Vera label
Ingredients on the label

Aloe Vera Girl · Aloe vera gel · Ingredients

We explain what's on the label.All five ingredients.

On our aloe vera gel "Aloe Vera Girl" you'll find five technical names. Most people have no idea what they mean. We think that should change. So here's every single one of them, explained.

For context: how many ingredients other aloe vera gels list
The Face Shop Jeju Aloe 99% Fresh Soothing Gel (aloe listed 1st)
36
Holika Holika 96% Hydro Formula Aloe Soothing Gel (aloe listed 4th)
23
Nature Republic Aloe Vera 92% Soothing Gel (aloe listed 1st)
21
Banana Boat Soothing Aloe After Sun Gel (aloe listed 9th)
16
Isana Pflege-Gel Aloe Vera, Rossmann (aloe listed 1st)
15
Holika Holika Aloe 99% Soothing Gel (aloe listed 1st)
14
JunkFree Aloe Vera Girl (aloe listed 1st)
5

Important: the number of ingredients says nothing about how good, safe or gentle a product is. Every product listed here is a perfectly normal cosmetic you can buy in any shop. We show this comparison for one reason only: we like a short list, because it means we can explain the whole thing to you. As of 9 September 2026.

Show how we counted, and our sources

How we counted: the number of entries in the INCI list published by the manufacturer or retailer, accessed on 9 September 2026. Aloe vera gels and aloe soothing gels only, no creams or lotions. The position shows where aloe vera appears in the ingredient list. In the EU, ingredients must be listed in descending order of amount, so position 1 is the main component. "Parfum" or "Aroma" counts as one entry; each separately listed fragrance ingredient counts as one entry. Ingredient lists can vary by product version, batch and country. Where we found differing lists, we used the lower figure. The list on the actual packaging is always the one that counts.

Sources:

  1. The Face Shop Jeju Aloe 99% Fresh Soothing Gel, 36 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  2. Holika Holika 96% Hydro Formula Aloe Soothing Gel, 23 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  3. Nature Republic Soothing & Moisture Aloe Vera 92% Soothing Gel, 21 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  4. Banana Boat Soothing Aloe After Sun Gel, 16 entries, INCI list as published by CVS Pharmacy
  5. Isana Pflege-Gel Aloe Vera (Rossmann), 15 entries, INCI list as published by Hautschutzengel
  6. Holika Holika Aloe 99% Soothing Gel, 14 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder

All brand and product names mentioned belong to their respective owners and are used solely to identify the products being compared. JunkFree Cosmetics has no commercial relationship with any of these brands.

What's in it, and what it's there for

In yellow, the technical name exactly as it appears on the jar. Underneath, in plain words: what it is and what it does in our gel. No chemistry degree required.

Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice
=Aloe vera juice
The juice from inside the aloe vera leaf. In our gel it's the first entry on the list, meaning the main component. Aloe vera has been used to care for skin for thousands of years and provides moisture.
Glycerin
=Glycerin
A humectant that has been used in skincare for over a hundred years. It attracts water and helps the skin hold on to moisture.
Xanthan Gum
=Xanthan gum
A thickener made from sugar by fermentation, much like baking bread. It turns the aloe juice into a gel. You know it from food too, where it's called E 415.
Sodium Benzoate
=Sodium benzoate
A water-based gel needs a preservative, otherwise microbes could grow. Sodium benzoate is a preservative that is also permitted in food (E 211). Benzoic acid, where it comes from, occurs naturally in cranberries, for example.
Potassium Sorbate
=Potassium sorbate
The second preservative, also permitted in food (E 202). Sorbic acid, where it comes from, was first obtained from rowan berries. Together with sodium benzoate it keeps the gel clean.

How to use

Apply to skin or mix with The Mud Buddy. Avoid contact with eyes. Use within 6 months of opening (see the open-jar symbol on the packaging). 80 ml.

Every ingredient has a job. Otherwise it wouldn't be in there.

  • Five ingredients on the list. Aloe vera juice, a humectant, a thickener and two preservatives that are also permitted in food.
  • Aloe vera comes first. The first entry on the list is always the main component.
  • Vegan. No ingredients of animal origin. Because we love animals.
  • Made in Mallorca. At our partner lab on the island, not far from our showroom in Palma.
The Mud Buddy

the face mask · 80 g

The Mud Buddy, face mask
The Mud Buddy, face mask
Mud Buddy label
Ingredients on the label

The Mud Buddy · Face mask · Ingredients

We explain what's on the label.One single ingredient.

On our face mask "The Mud Buddy" there is exactly one word: Silt. Most people have no idea what it means. We think that should change. So here's what it is and what it does.

For context: how many ingredients other mud and clay masks list
GlamGlow Supermud Clearing Treatment
38
The Body Shop Himalayan Charcoal Purifying Glow Mask
32
L'Oréal Paris Pure Clay Detox Mask
22
Sand & Sky Australian Pink Clay Porefining Face Mask
22
Kiehl's Rare Earth Deep Pore Cleansing Masque
19
JunkFree The Mud Buddy
1

Important: the number of ingredients says nothing about how good, safe or gentle a product is. Every product listed here is a perfectly normal cosmetic you can buy in any shop. We show this comparison for one reason only: we like a short list, because it means we can explain the whole thing to you. As of 9 September 2026.

Show how we counted, and our sources

How we counted: the number of entries in the INCI list published by the manufacturer or retailer, accessed on 9 September 2026. Mud, clay and purifying wash-off masks only; no sheet or cream masks. To be fair: the masks listed come ready-mixed, so they contain water and therefore need thickeners, emulsifiers and preservatives. The Mud Buddy is a dry powder you mix yourself just before use. "Parfum" or "Aroma" counts as one entry; each separately listed fragrance ingredient counts as one entry. Ingredient lists can vary by product version, batch and country. Where we found differing lists, we used the lower figure. The list on the actual packaging is always the one that counts.

Sources:

  1. GlamGlow Supermud Clearing Treatment, 38 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  2. The Body Shop Himalayan Charcoal Purifying Glow Mask, 32 entries, INCI list as published by SkinSort
  3. L'Oréal Paris Pure Clay Detox Mask, 22 entries, INCI list as published by L'Oréal Paris (manufacturer website)
  4. Sand & Sky Australian Pink Clay Porefining Face Mask, 22 entries, INCI list as published by Sand & Sky (manufacturer website)
  5. Kiehl's Rare Earth Deep Pore Cleansing Masque, 19 entries, INCI list as published by SkinSignal

All brand and product names mentioned belong to their respective owners and are used solely to identify the products being compared. JunkFree Cosmetics has no commercial relationship with any of these brands.

What's in it, and what it's there for

In yellow, the technical name exactly as it appears on the jar. Underneath, in plain words: what it is and what it does in the mask. No chemistry degree required.

Silt
=Mineral mud (silt)
"Silt" is the technical word for very fine mineral mud that has settled in nature over thousands of years. You know mud wraps from spas and thermal baths. What you get from us is exactly that raw material in its purest form: carefully dried, finely ground and microbiologically tested. No water, no thickener, no fragrance, no colourant. One word on the label, because there is only one thing inside.

What's in our mud: it is rich in a range of minerals such as silicon (around 34%, as silicon dioxide), the backbone of the mud, the same mineral found in quartz and sand. Calcium (around 17%), as in limestone and seashells. Magnesium (around 6%). Iron (around 4%), which gives the mud its colour. And potassium (around 2%). The values come from our lab's mineral analysis, measured as oxides, the way geologists analyse rock. It's the mineral profile you'd expect from a high-quality clay, just without anything else.

How to use

Mix with Aloe Vera Girl. Leave on for 10 to 15 minutes, then rinse. Avoid the eye area.

What happens in the meantime: mixed into a mask, the mud sits on the skin and binds excess oil and dirt as it dries, which then rinse away with it. That's why people have been putting mud and clay on their skin for thousands of years. Use within 6 months of opening (see the open-jar symbol on the packaging). 80 g.

Every ingredient has a job. Otherwise it wouldn't be in there.

  • One single ingredient. Pure mineral mud, microbiologically tested, nothing else.
  • Dry powder, no water. You mix it yourself with Aloe Vera Girl, fresh, right before you use it.
  • Vegan. No ingredients of animal origin. Because we love animals.
  • Made in Mallorca. At our partner lab on the island, not far from our showroom in Palma.
Cleansing Oil

the oil · 100 ml

JunkFree Cleansing Oil
Cleansing Oil, the oil
Cleansing Oil label
Ingredients on the tag

Cleansing Oil · Ingredients

We explain what's on the label.All five ingredients.

On the back of our Cleansing Oil you'll find five technical names. Most people have no idea what they mean. We think that should change. So here's every single one of them, explained.

For context: how many ingredients other cleansing oils list
Shu Uemura Ultime8 Sublime Beauty Cleansing Oil (face)
26
Kiehl's Midnight Recovery Botanical Cleansing Oil (face)
24
The Body Shop Camomile Silky Cleansing Oil (face)
17
Clarins Total Cleansing Oil (face)
16
JunkFree Cleansing Oil
5

Important: the number of ingredients says nothing about how good, safe or gentle a product is. Every product listed here is a perfectly normal cosmetic you can buy in any shop. We show this comparison for one reason only: we like a short list, because it means we can explain the whole thing to you. As of 9 September 2026.

Show how we counted, and our sources

How we counted: the number of entries in the INCI list published by the manufacturer or retailer, accessed on 9 September 2026. Cleansing oils only, no cleansing milks, balms or foams. "Parfum" or "Aroma" counts as one entry; each separately listed fragrance ingredient counts as one entry. Ingredient lists can vary by product version, batch and country. Where we found differing lists, we used the lower figure. The list on the actual packaging is always the one that counts.

Sources:

  1. Shu Uemura Ultime8 Sublime Beauty Cleansing Oil, 26 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  2. Kiehl's Midnight Recovery Botanical Cleansing Oil, 24 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  3. The Body Shop Camomile Silky Cleansing Oil, 17 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder
  4. Clarins Total Cleansing Oil, 16 entries, INCI list as published by INCIDecoder

All brand and product names mentioned belong to their respective owners and are used solely to identify the products being compared. JunkFree Cosmetics has no commercial relationship with any of these brands.

What's in it, and what it's there for

In yellow, the technical name exactly as it appears on the bottle. Underneath, in plain words: what it is and what it does in our oil. No chemistry degree required.

Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis Oil
=Sweet almond oil
The base of our oil, pressed from sweet almonds. A classic skincare oil that keeps skin soft and supple. People have been using it to care for their skin for generations.
Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride
=Neutral oil from coconut
A very light, clear oil made from the fatty acids of coconut oil. It's scent-neutral, so you won't smell any coconut, and it doesn't feel heavy. In our Cleansing Oil it helps the oil spread easily over the skin.
Squalene
=Squalene
A natural skin lipid. Your skin makes it on its own; we get ours from olive oil. It's in our oil to keep the texture light: the oil spreads easily and doesn't sit heavy on your skin.
Beta-Sitosterol
=Plant sterol
A building block from plants, very similar to ones your skin already has. In our formula it's a conditioning ingredient that keeps skin soft.
Tocopherol
=Vitamin E
Vitamin E does two jobs for us. First, it's an antioxidant: it neutralises free radicals, tiny particles created by sun and pollution that attack cells. That helps your skin protect itself. Second, it's our stabiliser: plant oils go rancid over time once oxygen gets to them. Vitamin E catches that oxygen before it can damage the oils. So the oil stays fresh, thanks to an ingredient that's used in skincare in its own right.

How to use

Apply to skin and massage in. Avoid contact with eyes. For external use only. Use within 6 months of opening (see the open-jar symbol on the packaging).

Every ingredient has a job. Otherwise it wouldn't be in there.

  • Five ingredients on the list. Plant oils as the base, vitamin E for protection. Fragrance free.
  • A pure oil. No water in it at all.
  • Vegan. No ingredients of animal origin. Because we love animals.
  • Made in Mallorca. At our partner lab on the island, not far from our showroom in Palma.