Beauty The Body Oil That Users Say Makes "Aging Skin Look Alive" Was Behind Hilary Duff's Nude Cover Shoot Glow The shimmery Sol de Janeiro oil is packed with fatty acids and antioxidants. By Christina Butan Christina Butan Instagram Christina Butan is an Ecommerce and news writer with five years of experience. She focuses on fashion, beauty, home, lifestyle and celebrity commerce content and strategy for InStyle and PEOPLE. Before covering all things shopping, she was an editorial assistant and freelance writer at PEOPLE for two years, where she fact-checked limited edition print issues, reported on celebrity news, the royals, pop culture, and more. Her writing has also appeared on Real Simple, Health, Travel + Leisure, among other digital publications. She is a graduate of SUNY Purchase, where she was awarded the Peter Keller Journalism Prize. InStyle's editorial guidelines Published on May 17, 2022 Pin Share Tweet Email We independently research, test, review, and recommend the best products—learn more about our process. If you buy something through our links, we may earn a commission. Photo: Getty Images When Hilary Duff graced the cover of Women's Health completely nude last week, she practically broke the Internet. While it seemed like the actress was baring it all for the magazine's May issue, she was technically wearing one thing — Sol de Janeiro's GlowMotions Glow Body Oil. The shimmery tinted body oil was behind her glowing skin for the shoot, along with "a lot" of Supergoop's Play SPF 50 Body Mist, according to an Instagram post by Duff's makeup artist, Kelsey Deenihan Fisher. Unsurprisingly, the gold tint used on Duff, Rio Sunset, is sold out on the brand's site and Sephora, but two other shades, Copacabana Bronze and Carnaval Queen, are still in stock (for now). Courtesy Shop now: $35; soldejanerio.com Courtesy Shop now: $15–$21; amazon.com and supergoop.com Other than the pretty glisten Sol de Janeiro's oil leaves on the skin, it actually has quite a few nourishing properties. Made with cupuacu butter, acai oil, and coconut oil, it's packed with fatty acids and antioxidants that not only keep your skin super moisturized, but also support its elasticity — AKA, it'll keep your skin plump and supple. The oil has nearly 2,000 five-star reviews from shoppers who rave that it makes them look like a "goddess" and smells "heavenly." A few customers agree that the GlowMotions oil reduces "aging skin and sunspots;" one shopper even said they were surprised at how well it makes "aging skin look alive." One person in their 40s said they "swear" the oil makes their skin "look 10 years younger," while another customer in their 70s wrote that they "do believe it's working on [their] wrinkles" after using it on their face. If you are looking for that champagne-tinted glow similar to Duff's, Sol de Janerio's site says Rio Sunset will be restocked soon — but if you simply can't wait, we rounded up a few similar options, below. Happy glowing! Kyda Body Luminizer Courtesy Shop now: $10; amazon.com SheaMoisture Goddess Body Shimmer Courtesy Shop now: $10; amazon.com Supergoop Glowscreen Body Lotion SPF 40 Courtesy Shop now: $42; amazon.com and supergoop.com L'Oréal Paris True Match Lumi Glotion Courtesy Shop now: $7 (Originally $16); amazon.com Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit