Warm tangerine, soft vanilla, and a sweetness that wraps rather than shouts. Aesop Rejuvenate Intensive Body Balm is the richest and most dessert-leaning of the body balm lineup
Soft citrus peel, a hint of sweetness, and an unmistakable Aesop freshness. Rind Concentrate Body Balm is one of the brand’s most easygoing scents — bright without being sharp, citrusy without tipping into perfume.
A muted blue tube, a peppered first breath, and a balm that feels more like a nightly ritual than a simple moisturiser. Aesop Resolute Hydrating Body Balm stands apart from the brand’s fresher scents, offering something deeper, warmer, and far more atmospheric.
Aesop Geranium Leaf Body Balm Review – Fresh, Familiar, and Effortlessly Giftable Soft citrus peel, green herbs, and a quiet sense of ease. Aesop Geranium Leaf Body Balm is the most universal of Aesop’s body moisturisers—fresh enough to feel clean, gentle enough to suit almost anyone.
Where Reverence is earthy, and Eleos is gentle, Resurrection Aromatique brings brightness. A citrus-herbal profile in a nude-toned tube, it’s the most immediately uplifting of the trio—easy to reach for, hard to dislike.
Soft cedar, quiet spice, and a lilac tube that doesn’t try too hard. Aesop Eleos Aromatique Hand Balm is the most approachable balm in the hand trio—but not without its own subtle personality.
Dusty blue tube, dry earth inspiration, and a balm that doesn’t ask to be liked. Aesop Reverence Aromatique Hand Balm isn’t here to charm—it’s here to work.