"I was using three different products a day. Face cream, lip balm, hand cream, and reapplying constantly. Switched to this three months ago and I don't need any of them anymore. One tin. Everywhere. Barely need to reapply."
Hannah T. verified buyerMade for skin under pressure™
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Sensitive-skinned. Skincare-obsessed. Skincare deniers. One tin.
Your barrier decides whether moisture stays put.
Short on lipids, moisture escapes. The Everywhere Balm tops up the lipids your barrier relies on, helping moisture stay put.
Not a moisturiser. Not another active. A lipid top-up.
Silk. Soft-matte. Never shiny or slick.
Most of your shelf is water or petroleum.
Different physics. Different job. Not a value judgment — just a different approach.
Water-based cream
Water-heavy · Adds hydration · Usually face-first · Reapply often
Petroleum jelly
Occlusive · Sits on top · Glossy · One primary job
The Everywhere Balm
Lipid-rich · Helps hold moisture in · Soft-matte · Goes everywhere
One 60 mL tin. Typically 3+ months.
Replaces: face moisturiser · lip balm · hand cream · cuticle oil · over-active rescue · post-shave balm · friction fix.
Fifteen ingredients. Each with a job.
No water. No petroleum. No added fragrance.
Gets in.
Jojoba, baobab, kalahari melon
Holds.
Shea, beeswax, candelilla
Quiets.
Bisabolol, calendula, allantoin
Renews.
Centella (cica), rosehip, vitamin E
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- Baobab seed oil — essential fatty acids
- Kalahari melon seed oil — linoleic acid, barrier structure
- Rosehip oil — vitamin A precursors
- Jojoba oil — closest plant match to human sebum
- Marula oil — stable fatty acid profile
- Bisabolol — anti-irritant
- Calendula extract — classic topical healer
- Centella asiatica (cica) — barrier support
- Allantoin — soothing, regenerative
- Shea butter — plant occlusive
- Beeswax — breathable occlusive
- Candelilla wax — vegan occlusive
- Vitamin E (tocopherol) — antioxidant protection
- Rosemary extract — gentle preservation
- Vitamin C ester — stable form of C
Trust issues? Us too.
Real customers. Real skin. Real results.
"My eczema finally settled. Nothing else was close to this."
Melissa K. verified"I'm on tret. This saves my skin on the days it stings. Doesn't fight the active, doesn't dilute it."
Nikki P. verified"I bought it for my chapped lips. Now I use it on my knuckles, my daughter's cradle cap, and my cuticles."
Gee M. verifiedYour skin, specifically.
Less than you think.
- 1 Scoop. Rice grain for lips, pea for both hands.
- 2 Warm. Melt between fingertips.
- 3 Press. Thin by day, more where skin needs it.
Doesn't earn its spot? We refund it.
30 days. One tin. Doesn't earn a permanent place on your shelf — we'll refund it (minus shipping). No forms to fill out. No weirdness. Just skin that works.
Read the guaranteeWhy we made it.
I spent a decade building brands for other people. My own skin was collateral — stripped, overworked, reacting to everything I tried to "fix" it with.
I wanted one product that did what seven were failing at. Anhydrous. Lipid-rich. Nothing to react to. Everywhere.
Nooks is the thing I needed. Hoping it's the thing you did too. 🌙
— Dani Sampson, founderQuestions people actually ask.
Will it feel greasy?
No. It's a soft-matte finish — melts on contact, absorbs in around 90 seconds, no sticky phone-screen aftermath.
Can I use it on my face?
Yes. Face, lips, hands, body, friction, and (yes, even there). Fragrance-free and preservative-free, so suitable where water-based creams fail.
Is it safe for lips and external intimate skin?
Yes. No fragrance, no actives, no essential oils in therapeutic concentration. The anhydrous formulation + ingredient list is specifically chosen to be non-reactive on sensitive mucosal-adjacent skin.
What's different from petroleum jelly?
Petroleum sits on top and seals. Nooks sinks in and feeds the lipid layer that holds moisture. Different physics, different job. See our anti-petroleum page for the full argument.
Does it replace moisturiser or SPF?
It replaces most moisturisers (lipid-rich enough to be a standalone for many skin types). It does NOT replace SPF — always layer SPF over the top in the morning.
How long does a tin last?
A 60 mL tin typically lasts 3+ months for a daily all-over user. Longer if you're using it just for lips/hands.
Pregnancy / breastfeeding safe?
Yes. No retinoids, no actives above safe doses, no essential oils in therapeutic concentration.
Can I use it with my actives (retinol, acids)?
Yes. Apply nooks as the first step on clean skin, let it absorb for 60 seconds, then layer your actives. Your barrier will be stronger — actives work better and sting less.
For eczema or dermatitis?
Many customers use it specifically for eczema, dermatitis, and reactive skin. See our eczema page for more.
Retire the rest of your shelf responsibly.
60 mL · $39.95 · One tin · Everywhere · 30-day guarantee
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