Plump Elixir

$118.00

A little goes a long way – most customers use one bottle for 6–12 months.

A cushiony, hydrating “plumping” elixir that restores fullness and bounce without heaviness.
Your skin’s quiet return to suppleness.
A nervous system skincare™ formula designed for sensitive women.

SKU: PLUMP-ELIXIR
(1 customer review)

Plump Elixir

When your skin looks a little deflated.

Dehydrated, tired skin can start to look flat and thin, like it has lost some of its cushion. If you have answered that with a heavier cream, you may have found it brought congestion without any more suppleness.

Plump Elixir was made for that. Eighteen ingredients, with white lupine at the centre, over a light blend of hibiscus, grapeseed and rosehip seed oils. It sinks in within a minute or two and leaves skin soft and cushioned, so it works morning and night.

At a glance

Eighteen ingredients · white lupine blend at 2% · fragrance-free

HydrationCushioned
MinimalMaximum
AbsorptionFast, soft finish
SlowFast
ActivityBalanced
CalmingActive
ScentFrom the oils
UnscentedAromatic

What is in it

Hibiscus Seed Oil · Grapeseed Oil · Rosehip Seed Oil · Plant Hemisqualane · Squalane · Pomegranate Seed Oil

The first six label lines, largest first.

HeroWhite lupine blend, 2%
WhenAM & PM
UseFace oil
NoteNewly reformulated

The hero · white lupine, and one thing to read first

The plump, cushioned look here comes from a white lupine seed extract, in a sunflower oil blend at 2% of the bottle.

One thing to know before you order. Lupine is a legume, and it cross-reacts with peanut. This is a leave-on product, so if you have a peanut or legume allergy, that matters more than it would in something you rinse off. It is named on the label, named here, and named again in Please Note and in the allergens fold. Nothing about it is hidden inside a blend.

Left out on purpose

No water, and no preservative, because there is nothing here for anything to grow in. No synthetic fragrance and no essential oils. No heavy occlusives, which is why it finishes soft rather than greasy.

  • The baseHibiscus, grapeseed and rosehip seed oils, with a sugarcane-derived hemisqualane and a plant squalane. Together they sink in within a minute or two and leave a soft, dry-touch finish, with pomegranate seed oil for cushion. Formulated to support your skin’s moisture barrier.
  • The heroWhite lupine seed extract, in a sunflower oil blend at 2%, for a smooth, plump-looking finish. Read the note above before you order if peanut or legume allergy is part of your picture.
  • The softnessSodium hyaluronate, carried in castor oil. It gives the oil a little more body and a soft, cushioned feel as it sinks in.
  • The CO₂ extractsRosehip, pomegranate and carrot root, for a fuller, more cushioned look and the oil’s warm colour.
  • What keeps it freshVitamin E and rosemary extract, added early so they protect the oils from the start. They are antioxidants, not preservatives, and there is a real difference between the two.
  • Made for skin thatLooks flat or deflated. Feels dehydrated no matter how much you layer. Wants a fuller look on gentle terms. Wants an oil that sinks in fast enough to wear by day.
  • ScentNothing is added for scent. What you notice is the seed oils themselves, soft and faintly nutty.
  • Where it sits in your routineStep four, morning and night. Cleanse, then an essence, then a serum, then this pressed in. It can be the last step on its own, or it can go under the Ceramide Barrier Cream or the Defy Face Butter. Once or twice a week the Cacao Renewal Polish or the Radiance Mask goes in after cleansing, and the routine works without it.

Full ingredient list

Hibiscus Sabdariffa (Hibiscus) Seed Oil*, Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Oil*^^, Rosa Canina (Rosehip) Seed Oil, C13-15 Alkane, Squalane*, Punica Granatum (Pomegranate) Seed Oil*, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Lupinus Albus (White Lupine) Seed Extract, Sodium Hyaluronate, Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil, Centella Asiatica (Gotu Kola) Extract, Camellia Sinensis (Green Tea) Leaf Extract, Tocopherol (Vitamin E)**, Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Extract, Punica Granatum (Pomegranate) Seed Extract (CO₂)*, Rosa Canina (Rosehip) Fruit Extract (CO₂)*, Daucus Carota Sativa (Carrot) Root Extract (CO₂).

*Organic  **Non-GMO  ^^Regeneratively grown

Because we prioritize freshness and small-batch production, the list above may occasionally vary from your packaging. The ingredient list printed on your bottle always reflects the exact formula inside.

Free from

Synthetic fragrance · Essential oils · Benzyl alcohol · Water · Preservatives · Heavy occlusives · Parabens · Dyes, talc

Truly fragrance-free, with no caveat. As a waterless oil it carries none of the benzyl alcohol found in our water-based butters. The soft, nutty note is the seed oils themselves.

What you notice

  • In the bottleA warm golden-orange, from the rosehip and the CO₂ extracts.
  • Initial feelSilky, with a soft cushion on the fingertips.
  • AbsorptionSinks in within a minute or two, leaving skin soft with no film behind.
  • On the skinThe colour fades as it absorbs. It can transfer for a moment on very fair skin or light fabric, so give it that moment before you dress or lie down.
  • LayeringSits cleanly under sunscreen or makeup in the morning. A butter or cream goes straight over the top at night.
  • FinishSoft and velvety. Skin looks smooth and cushioned, morning or night.

How to use it

1

Warm a few drops between your palms

Press a few drops between your palms and let the oil warm before it meets your face.

2

Place your hands first

Rest your palms over your face for a breath or two before you move. It is a small thing, and it is the part that lets your shoulders drop.

3

Press it in, slowly

Press gently over the face and neck, moving upward. No rubbing and no pulling.

4

Three drops by day, five by night

About three drops in the morning, under sunscreen or makeup, and five in the evening, on its own or under a butter or cream.

5

Give the colour a moment

Let it settle before you dress or lie down.

Allergens and sensitivityEvery ingredient named, and who each one matters to

I formulate for skin that reacts to almost everything, including my own. So I build for less, and I name all of it. Here is everything in the bottle, written for anyone with a specific allergy.

White Lupine Seed ExtractLupinus Albus · hero · read this one first
The hero, in a sunflower oil blend at 2% of the bottle, and the one ingredient here worth flagging clearly. Lupine is a legume (Fabaceae) that cross-reacts with peanut. This is a leave-on product rather than something you rinse off, so if you have a peanut or legume allergy, check with your provider before using it, and patch test first.
Hibiscus, Grapeseed & RosehipHibiscus Sabdariffa, Vitis Vinifera, Rosa Canina
The three seed oils that make up most of the base. Hibiscus sits in the mallow (Malvaceae) family, grape in the grape (Vitaceae) family, and rosehip in the rose (Rosaceae) family, all named here for those specific allergies.
PomegranatePunica Granatum
Food-derived, here as a pressed seed oil and again as a CO₂ extract.
Squalane & HemisqualaneSqualane, C13-15 Alkane
The light part of the base. A skin-familiar squalane with no scent of its own, which is olive-derived and so sits in the Oleaceae family, and a sugarcane-derived hemisqualane that gives the finish its quick, dry touch. There is no jojoba in this formula.
Sodium Hyaluronate & CastorMade by fermentation · castor bean
The sodium hyaluronate is made by fermentation, which is the note for anyone who tracks ferment-derived ingredients. It is carried in castor oil and hydrogenated castor oil, from the castor bean (Euphorbiaceae) family.
Carrot & Gotu KolaDaucus Carota Sativa, Centella Asiatica
Both sit in the carrot and celery (Apiaceae) family, so that is the note for that allergy. Gotu kola is classed in Apiaceae or Araliaceae depending on the source. The carrot is the root extract, which carries colour and no scent.
Sunflower, Rosemary, Green Tea & Vitamin EHelianthus Annuus, Rosmarinus Officinalis, Camellia Sinensis, Tocopherol
Sunflower arrives as the carrier for the lupine blend, the rosemary and the vitamin E, so it appears on the label. It sits in the daisy and ragweed (Asteraceae) family, and the vitamin E is sunflower-derived as well, never soy. Rosemary is here as the leaf extract, which keeps the essential-oil-free standard intact, and it sits in the mint (Lamiaceae) family. Green tea is here as an antioxidant leaf extract.
The colour, and your pillowcaseRosehip and the CO₂ extracts
The colour comes from the oils and extracts and nothing else. No dye was added to make it that shade, and on very fair skin or light fabric it can leave a trace for a moment before it absorbs.
If you bought an earlier versionRead this one, even if you skip the rest
This is a new formula, lighter and faster to absorb. Prickly pear, jojoba, green tea seed oil and the olive squalane blend came out. Grapeseed oil, a sugarcane-derived hemisqualane, and sodium hyaluronate carried in castor oil went in. Pomegranate is now a smaller part of the base, and the carrot is the root extract rather than the seed. White lupine is still the hero at 2%, so the peanut and legume note above still applies. Read the list again before you reorder, and patch test on the inner forearm for 24 hours as you would with anything new.

That is everything in the bottle. Nothing hidden, nothing implied. If a particular ingredient gives you pause, the lupine especially if you have a peanut or legume allergy, or the sunflower if you are ragweed-sensitive, patch test a small area first. You know your body best.

Care and keepingHow long a bottle lasts, whether it is preserved, and keeping it clean

How long a bottle lasts

A few drops covers a face, and the dropper makes it easy to take less than you think you need.

We have not printed a month figure, because ours would not be yours.

Whether it is preserved, and why not

No, and it does not need one. There is no water in here. A preservative exists to stop things growing in water, and with no water there is nothing to grow in. That is one more thing left out on purpose.

What is in here instead is vitamin E and rosemary extract. Those are antioxidants. They slow the oils turning over time, which is a different job from preserving.

Storing it, and why the bottle is amber

Cool, out of direct sunlight, cap closed. Hibiscus, grapeseed and rosehip are rich in delicate fatty acids that turn faster than most oils, so the amber glass and the small headspace are doing real work. A sunny windowsill and the shelf above a hot shower are the two places to avoid. A drawer or a cupboard is ideal.

If it arrives warm, and when to stop

Warmth in transit is nothing to worry about here. There is no water and no emulsion, so there is nothing to melt and nothing to split. Leave it somewhere cool and it will be exactly as it should be.

What to watch for over a long time is the smell. Plant oils turn eventually, and when they do the scent goes sharp or flat rather than soft. If yours smells different from the bottle you opened, stop using it on your face and tell us, and we will replace it.

Community accessIncluded free with your purchase

Your purchase includes free access to Rooted & Well™, our holistic community with monthly founder sessions, journaling prompts, meditations, and practitioner-supported resources.

Please note

Formulated for reactive, easily-overwhelmed skin. We suggest a patch test on the inner forearm, left 24 hours, before facial use.

Contains white lupine, a legume that can cross-react with peanut. This is a leave-on product. If peanut or legume allergy is part of your picture, read the allergens section before you order.

For external use only. Keep away from the eyes, and rinse with water if it gets in.

Nervous System Skincare™ is a language for noticing. It is not a diagnosis, and it belongs alongside your doctors, never instead of them.

Indiefog products are cosmetics, made to cleanse, soften, and comfort skin. They do not treat, cure, or prevent any condition.

Customer Reviews

1 review for Plump Elixir

  1. Jodi –

    This product makes my skin feel so soft. It absorbs nicely and doesn’t feel thick or greasy.

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