2% bakuchiol for smoother, more refined-looking radiance

The retinol conversation
Retinol-style radiance.
Without the retinol mood swing.
Bakuchiol is the plant-derived active for skin that wants a smoother, more refined-looking glow without building an intense retinoid routine. Here, 2% bakuchiol meets organic calendula and a cushion of nourishing oils.
A few drops, pressed into clean skin. Your routine gets gentler — and smarter.
A gentler-feeling alternative to an intense retinoid routine
Fits into morning or evening skincare
Layers after water-based serums and alongside a simple routine
The botanical stack
Six oils.
One active.
Zero fillers.
Delune did not dilute bakuchiol into a basic carrier and call it done. The formula surrounds 2% bakuchiol with organic calendula, rosehip, meadowfoam, abyssinian, Brazil nut and olive squalane.
Every ingredient earns its place.
2% bakuchiol — the plant-derived active at the centre of the formula
Organic calendula — chosen for a calmer, more comfortable skin feel
Rosehip, meadowfoam, abyssinian, Brazil nut and olive squalane — the nourishment layer
A concentrated botanical oil blend, with every ingredient earning its place
Why this oil, not a serum
An oil that works
while you sleep.
This is not a thin, watery bakuchiol serum. Delune wraps 2% bakuchiol in calendula, rosehip, meadowfoam, abyssinian, Brazil nut and olive squalane for a nourishing final step that leaves skin feeling soft and comfortable.
Wake up to a softer, more supple-looking glow.
2% oil-soluble bakuchiol in a concentrated facial-oil format
Six botanical oils nourish while skin feels soft and comfortable
Press into skin as the final step of your routine
Designed for morning or evening use
Bakuchiol + Calendula, answered.
What is bakuchiol?
Bakuchiol is a plant-derived skincare active used for a smoother, more refined-looking finish. Delune uses it at 2% in a nourishing botanical oil, making it a gentler-feeling option for people who do not want an intense retinoid routine.
Is bakuchiol the same as retinol?
No. Bakuchiol is not retinol and should not be treated as a direct ingredient-for-ingredient replacement. It is loved as a plant-derived alternative for skin seeking retinol-style radiance with a more comforting ritual.
Why is it a facial oil rather than a serum?
The oil format surrounds 2% bakuchiol with calendula, rosehip, meadowfoam, abyssinian, Brazil nut and olive squalane. That gives dry or dull skin a soft final layer while the formula supports a smoother, more supple-looking glow.
Which skin types is it best for?
It is especially suited to dry, dull or mature-looking skin, or anyone who wants glow without a harsh-feeling active step. Oil-prone skin can start with one or two drops; patch test first if your skin is reactive.
How and when should I use it?
Press 2–3 drops over clean skin after water-based serums. Use morning, evening or both, then follow with moisturiser if needed. Always finish a daytime routine with SPF.
Can I use it alongside vitamin C or other actives?
It can sit comfortably in a simple routine and layer after water-based products. If you already use strong exfoliating acids or retinoids, introduce one change at a time so you can see how your skin responds.
Will it feel heavy?
It has a nourishing oil finish rather than a watery serum feel. Start with two drops and press them in; adding more will not make it work harder.
What is in the formula?
2% bakuchiol, organic calendula, rosehip, meadowfoam seed, abyssinian and Brazil nut oils, plus olive squalane.