🌿 Why These Ingredients?

Each major ingredient was selected intentionally rather than added to create a longer botanical label.

• Polyenylphosphatidylcholine (PPC) — Phospholipid component; defining specialty ingredient
• Nigella sativa — Botanical skin support; rich lipid foundation
• Gotu Kola — Visible skin renewal; smoother-looking texture
• Grapefruit Seed Oil — Botanical lipid support; conditioning
• Barberry — Traditional clarifying botanical; whole-plant complexity
• Helichrysum — Visible skin renewal; skin-conditioning tradition
• Juniper — Traditional botanical body care; refreshing aromatic character
• Lemon — Bright aromatic character; refreshing skin-care experience
• Vetiver — Grounding botanical character; rich aromatic depth
• Celery Seed — Traditional botanical use; distinctive aromatic component
• Parsley — Traditional botanical use; complementary plant chemistry
• Frankincense — Visible texture; traditional skin-care botanical
• Turmeric — Uneven-looking skin; botanical antioxidant support
• Aloe — Hydration support; soothing skin feel
• Hyaluronic Acid — Hydration; smoother-feeling skin
• Orthosilicic Acid — Water-soluble silicon; foundation of Ætherbal’s delivery technology

Together, these ingredients create one of the most unusual and specialized formulas in the Ætherbal collection.

Why PPC?

Polyenylphosphatidylcholine, or PPC, is a form of phosphatidylcholine—a naturally occurring class of phospholipids.

Ætherbal uses a vegan-derived PPC as a defining component of Breaker of Lipomas.

Phospholipids are particularly interesting from a formulation perspective because of their relationship with both water- and lipid environments. That makes PPC an especially logical fit within an amphiphilic topical formula designed around the complexity of delivering both water- and oil-compatible ingredients.

We don't claim that topical PPC has been demonstrated to eliminate lipomas. Its inclusion reflects the formulation strategy behind Breaker of Lipomas and distinguishes the product from an ordinary botanical skin cream.

Suggested Use

Apply a small amount directly to the skin over a previously identified lipoma and gently massage until absorbed.

Use 2–3 times daily as part of a consistent cosmetic body-care routine.

Because Breaker of Lipomas was developed as a targeted formula, concentrate application on the specific areas of concern rather than using it as a general body moisturizer.

For external use only. Avoid the eyes and mucous membranes. Do not ingest. Discontinue use if irritation occurs.

✨ What to Expect

Breaker of Lipomas has the lightweight, fast-absorbing character of Ætherbal topicals rather than the heavy texture of a conventional body cream.

Its aroma comes directly from its complex botanical composition. Lemon and Grapefruit provide brighter citrus notes, while Vetiver and Frankincense create a deeper earthy character alongside the distinctive aromas of Juniper, Celery Seed, Parsley, Helichrysum, and Turmeric.

Because lipomas and individual skin characteristics vary considerably, cosmetic results will vary. Breaker of Lipomas is intended for consistent topical use rather than promising a particular change within a predetermined period.

Orthosilicic Acid (OSAC), Nigella sativa Oil, Gotu Kola Oil*, Grapefruit Seed Oil*, Hyaluronic Acid, Etherium Gold, Aloe Powder*, Fulvic Acid, Polyenylphosphatidylcholine, Barberry Extract, Helichrysum Essential Oil, Juniper Essential Oil*, Lemon Essential Oil*, Vetiver Essential Oil*, Celery Seed Essential Oil*, Parsley Essential Oil, Frankincense Essential Oil*, Turmeric Essential Oil*, D-Alpha Tocopherol (Vitamin E).

*Certified Organic

The Science Behind Our Patent-Pending Delivery System

Skin is designed to be a barrier. For a specialized topical created around something located beneath that barrier, delivery becomes an especially important formulation consideration.

Ætherbal’s patent-pending delivery system was developed around two important principles: molecular size and the need to accommodate both water- and oil-compatible compounds.

At its foundation is Orthosilicic Acid, with a molecular mass of approximately 96 Daltons. Research in skin-permeation science commonly references an approximately 500-Dalton guideline, with smaller molecules generally having greater potential for passive penetration than larger molecules, although molecular size is only one of several factors affecting skin permeation.

Our system also incorporates Hyaluronic Acid selected at different molecular weights. Research has demonstrated that low-molecular-weight Hyaluronic Acid can move beyond the stratum corneum under experimental conditions, while higher-molecular-weight forms are predominantly retained closer to the surface.

Breaker of Lipomas presents another important formulation consideration: phospholipids and botanical chemistry.

PPC is amphiphilic, meaning its molecular structure has affinity for both water and lipids. The formula also combines botanical oils, water-compatible components, whole-plant extracts, and aromatic compounds.

Ætherbal’s amphiphilic architecture was designed around both hydrophilic and lipophilic environments rather than forcing this chemically diverse formula into a predominantly aqueous cream or simple oil base.

Controlled permeation testing of the finished Breaker of Lipomas formula has not established penetration depth, flux, skin retention, or delivery to lipoma tissue. The delivery architecture provides the scientific rationale behind the formulation; it does not establish that the finished product penetrates to or alters a lipoma.

We cannot promise what has not been clinically demonstrated. But we can formulate intelligently around the challenge.

✨ What Makes Breaker of Lipomas Different?

Most body products were never formulated with lipomas in mind.

Breaker of Lipomas was.

Purpose-built rather than repurposed
This wasn't an existing Ætherbal formula that we decided to market differently. Its ingredients were selected specifically when we set out to create a topical for the cosmetic concerns associated with known lipomas.

PPC as a defining ingredient
Polyenylphosphatidylcholine is a phospholipid and one of the ingredients that makes this formula distinctly different from a conventional botanical body product.

Designed with the skin barrier in mind
A lipoma is located beneath the skin, making a surface-only formulation an obvious limitation. Our delivery platform was designed around the challenges of topical delivery, including the molecular characteristics of key components and the skin's natural barrier.

Both water and oil matter
The formula contains water-compatible components, botanical oils, whole-plant extracts, phospholipids, and aromatic compounds. Ætherbal’s patent-pending amphiphilic platform was designed to accommodate both water- and oil-compatible environments.

A deliberately complex botanical formula
Gotu Kola, Nigella sativa, Barberry, Helichrysum, Juniper, Celery Seed, Parsley, Turmeric, Frankincense, and the other ingredients each contribute something different to the finished formulation.

This is a specialty botanical formulation for a specialty concern.

Is Breaker of Lipomas intended to remove lipomas?

Breaker of Lipomas is a cosmetic botanical topical created specifically for the appearance and feel of skin over previously identified lipomas.

Research on topical botanical formulas specifically for lipomas is limited, and the finished formula has not been clinically demonstrated to remove or eliminate lipomas.

Then why is it called Breaker of Lipomas?

The name reflects the original formulation challenge that led us to create it: developing a specialized topical specifically for people concerned about visible lipomas.

Rather than disguising that purpose behind a generic beauty name, we kept the name that inspired the formula while being transparent about what has and has not been clinically established.

Why is PPC in the formula?

PPC is a phospholipid and one of the defining specialty ingredients in Breaker of Lipomas.

Its amphiphilic characteristics make it particularly interesting within a formulation containing both water- and oil-compatible components. We use a vegan-derived PPC as part of the overall formulation architecture.

Its inclusion should not be interpreted as evidence that topical PPC has been clinically demonstrated to eliminate lipomas.

Why does the delivery system matter for this product?

Lipomas occur beneath the skin rather than on its surface. That makes the skin barrier especially relevant when thinking about a topical formulation.

Ætherbal’s delivery platform was designed with topical delivery challenges in mind, including molecular characteristics and both water- and oil-compatible environments.

That does not establish that the finished formula reaches or alters a lipoma. It explains why delivery science was an important consideration when we formulated the product.

How often should I use it?

Apply a small amount to the desired area 2–3 times daily.

Consistency is preferable to applying a large amount at once.

Can I use Breaker of Lipomas on any lump?

No.

Use it only for cosmetic care of areas where a lipoma has already been identified. A new, changing, painful, rapidly growing, or unexplained lump should be evaluated by a qualified healthcare professional rather than assumed to be a lipoma.