Liquid Gold vs. Triple Threat: How to Choose the Right Oil for Your Skin

Liquid Gold vs. Triple Threat: How to Choose the Right Oil for Your Skin

Liquid Gold vs. Triple Threat: Which One Does Your Skin Need?

We get asked this all the time — “What’s the difference between Liquid Gold and Triple Threat?”
At first glance, they both look like rich golden oils infused with healing botanicals. And while they share similar uses — cleansing, moisturizing, and glow-giving — they’re formulated for different skin needs and seasons.

Here’s how to choose the one that suits you best (and why so many Lunah lovers use both!).


Triple Threat Oil Cleanser + Serum

Rich. Restorative. Perfect for dry or mature skin.

Triple Threat is our deeply nourishing, multitasking oil — designed to cleanse, moisturize, and replenish skin that craves hydration. Its rich, silky texture makes it ideal for dry, mature, or depleted complexions that need extra love.

Botanical Breakdown:

  • Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Oil – Antioxidant-rich, helps smooth fine lines and restore elasticity.

  • Calendula Officinalis – Soothes inflammation and supports healing for dry, stressed skin.

  • Rosa Canina (Rose Petals) – Softens, brightens, and supports healthy cell turnover.

  • Sambucus Nigra (Elderflower) – Boosts radiance and reduces dullness.

  • Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) – Mimics your skin’s natural sebum to balance and protect.

  • Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis (Sweet Almond) – Leaves the skin supple, hydrated, and smooth.

How to Use:

  • As a cleanser: Oil cleanse onto dry skin (yes, even over eye makeup!) and gently remove with a warm cloth.

  • As a serum: Press a few drops into damp skin after toning or over your water-based serums.

Best for:
Dry, mature, or moisture-deprived skin — or anyone craving a rich, cocooning oil.
A must-have through fall and winter when your skin barrier needs extra support.


🌙 Liquid Gold Beauty Oil

Lightweight. Healing. Perfect for sensitive or acne-prone skin.

Liquid Gold is our lighter, silky elixir for skin that needs balance, calm, and a touch of glow. It’s ideal for oily, acne-prone, sensitive, or reactive skin types — even those with rosacea or dermatitis. Its calming, anti-inflammatory properties make it perfect for year-round use, especially in warmer months.

Botanical Breakdown:

  • Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil – Softens, heals, and locks in hydration.

  • Prunus Armeniaca (Apricot Kernel) Oil – Rich in vitamins A & E to brighten and support repair.

  • Golden Jojoba Oil – Balances oil production and helps prevent breakouts.

  • Calendula Infusion – Soothes irritation, redness, and post-sun inflammation.

How to Use:

  • As a cleanser: Oil cleanse onto dry skin to dissolve sunscreen, dirt, and makeup. Remove with a warm cloth.

  • As a serum: Apply a few drops to damp skin after toner or water-based serums.

  • Mix it up: Combine a drop of Liquid Gold with Triple Threat for a custom texture and added benefits.

Best for:
Sensitive, acne-prone, or inflamed skin types.
A beautiful choice in spring and summer when your skin prefers something lighter.
Also safe and gentle enough for babies and all-over body use — especially for redness, dryness, or minor burns.


🌞 How to Layer or Mix Them

Step Product How to Use Skin Tip
1 Triple Threat or Liquid Gold Oil cleanse into dry skin Both remove makeup + SPF effortlessly
2 Toner or Hydrating Mist Spritz to prep the skin Try our Hydrating Rose Toner
3 Triple Threat or Liquid Gold (or both!) Press a few drops into damp skin Blend both oils for the ultimate day-to-night glow

🌿 The Takeaway

Both of these oils are true multi-use treasures — cleanse with them, moisturize with them, or mix them together for your perfect texture.

  • Triple Threat → Best for dry, mature, or moisture-starved skin

  • Liquid Gold → Best for sensitive, acne-prone, or easily inflamed skin

Both bring botanical healing, balance, and that signature Lunah glow — all in one golden drop.

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