As spa professionals continue to shift toward results-driven treatments and skin-barrier-centered wellness experiences, exodermatitis is expanding its professional product range with the launch of two new products designed specifically for treatment rooms and spa environments: EPICUTIS® Massage Oil and EPICUTIS® Body Scrub.
Unlike many traditional body care products that focus primarily on fragrance or sensory appeal, these new professional-use formulas emphasize skin health, barrier support, minimalist ingredient philosophies, and therapeutic properties—reflecting the growing intersection between advanced skincare and professional body rituals.
It’s worth noting that both products are designed specifically for spa professionals and are not available for direct-to-consumer retail purchase, giving spas the opportunity to offer a more unique and treatment-oriented experience.
A professional body care approach that puts skin care first
Today’s spa guests are increasingly aware of ingredients, inflammation, skin sensitivity and long-term skin health. As a result, many spas are moving beyond traditional body products and embracing formulations that are more in line with clinical skincare concepts.
The launches reflect the growing demand for skincare-first body care, with a focus on barrier support, simple formulas and therapeutic benefits.
Highlights include:
- Skin barrier support
- Minimalist ingredient recipe
- Reduce allergy problems
- Hydration-focused therapeutic benefits
- Microbiome Aware Care
- Exclusive for professional use
This approach is particularly suitable for luxury spas, health-focused treatment environments, and practitioners seeking cleaner, more intentional body treatments.
EPICUTIS® Massage Oil
New EPICUTIS® Massage Oil is a professional body care oil formulated with only seven ingredients and intentionally free of essential oils – an important consideration for many massage therapists and spa professionals who are concerned about long-term repeated exposure and allergies.
This formula contains antioxidant-rich plant oils, including:
- Rice germ oil
- amra oil
- wolfberry oil
- Sunflower oil
The lightweight texture is designed to provide ample glide for massage while helping to soften, nourish and moisturize skin without feeling overly heavy.
More than just a massage medium, the oil positions itself as a therapeutically focused body oil that supports visible skin radiance, softness and hydration during a professional service.
EPICUTIS® Body Scrub
EPICITIS® Body Scrub uses a similar treatment-oriented approach to exfoliation.
Designed as a no-shower exfoliating treatment, this formula combines:
- sugar crystals
- rice flour
- Hivia®
- Hinoki wood oil
The exfoliating blend gently smoothes rough texture and removes surface impurities while supporting hydration and skin barrier function.
One of the standout elements is the inclusion of HYVIA®, an omega-rich ingredient designed to help replenish lipids and support overall skin conditioning. The formula also emphasizes skincare principles that focus on the microbiome—another area of widespread focus in the skincare and wellness categories.
For spas, shower-less exfoliation options also offer practical treatment flexibility, especially in treatment rooms with limited wet room capacity.
What this means for spas
The launch reflects a wider industry evolution, where body care is increasingly viewed in terms of advanced skincare products rather than simple relaxation services.
For spa operators and treatment providers, these types of treatment-focused formulations can help support:
- Improve treatment experience
- More results-oriented body services
- Luxury positioning
- Healthy products that focus on ingredients
- Sensitive skin friendly protocol
- Enhance retail storytelling opportunities
As guest expectations continue to evolve, many specialty brands are turning to multi-functional products that combine sensory experiences with tangible skin benefits, and EPICUTIS® The launch of these products coincides with this growing progressive, skincare-driven body care movement.
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