September 28, 2026 2:46 pm EDT

When it comes to beauty brands, there are plenty of fish in the sea — but these marine-inspired products have celebrities hooked.

Osea’s algae-based formulas have garnered glowing reviews from stars like Brittany Mahomes, who’s shouted out the best-selling Undaria Algae Body Oil.

“Not like you guys asked, but y’all know I only share things that I’m absolutely obsessed with,” she wrote on Instagram Stories earlier this year, sharing a snap of her nearly empty bottle of the product.

Osea Undaria Algae Body Oil

“This is NEXT LEVEL,” the WAG added, saying it “has done wonders” for her skin.

Victoria Beckham has name-checked it as a go-to as well, while Jessel Taank told Page Six Style it’s her “holy grail” and leaves her skin feeling “super soft.”

I’ll admit I was personally a bit skeptical at first, as I’ve never been a body oil girl. (While I like the glowy look, I’ve always been afraid of staining sheets or furniture — or walking around feeling greasy all day.)

But after Taank told me how fast it absorbs, I was intrigued to give this one a try. Read on for my full thoughts on the oil, plus a couple of other Osea hits.

My review

Pros:

  • Absorbs quickly
  • Doesn’t leave a greasy residue
  • Provides a subtle glow

Cons:

  • Over $50 a bottle — and it could go fast depending on how much you use at a time

After trying it out firsthand, I can attest it truly does absorb in just a few seconds, and — at least in my experience — it doesn’t transfer to clothing.

The oil has a nice subtle scent, and it left my skin feeling noticeably smoother and glowier. I’m sad I discovered it as summer’s almost over, because I think it’s a great hack for more radiant-looking legs when wearing shorter skirts or shorts.

I even tried applying it to only one leg, and noticed my skin truly looked more even and shimmery afterward.

While I can’t speak to any long-term firming effects just yet, if you’re looking for a little extra glow, this formula’s a winner in my book. It makes sense that stars who wear skin-baring red carpet looks or pose for beach photo shoots swear by the stuff.

More Osea best sellers

Osea Hyaluronic Lip Oil Booster

Pros:

  • Smells great
  • Feels hydrating and leaves lips with a clear, glossy seen

Cons:

  • Feels a little sticky when first applied

This juicy lip oil is another top seller, and I can totally see why. It’s billed as a gloss-balm hybrid, but it feels more gloss-like to me. My favorite part is the mango and mandarin scent; it’s like a tropical smoothie for your lips.

Osea Hyaluronic Body Serum

Pros:

  • Milk-like formula absorbs fast
  • The smell is relaxing
  • Leaves skin feeling softer and hydrated

Cons:

  • Application can be a bit messy

After doing some reading on the brand’s site, I realized you can layer lotion or body serum with the Undaria oil. The milky texture of this serum stands apart from thicker moisturizers and body butters, and applying it was truly a sensorial, spa-like experience.

It promises to boost hydration by 161% (!) for visibly healthy, smooth skin — and while I’m not sure about the 161%, it sure seemed to deliver.

The verdict

It makes sense that Osea’s founder, Jenefer Palmer, came up with the idea for the brand while working as a spa director in Miami. The line smells (and feels) like something you’d find in a luxury spa. If you’re looking for a no-frills lotion to slather on after a shower, Osea might not be your best bet. But If you’re someone who loves body care or wants to add a little luxury to your shower routine, these could be just the thing.

How we tested

I tried the brand’s best-selling body care formulas over the course of two weeks, applying them after the shower and keeping the following factors in mind:

  • Value for the price: Did the products justify their price tags?
  • Ease of use: Were they easy to apply? Did they absorb quickly?
  • Overall experience: Did they smell good? Did they feel hydrating?

Why Trust Page Six Style Shopping

This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.

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