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Babassu Oil (Orbignya Oleifera Seed Oil)

100% Pure BABASSU OIL (Orbignya Oleifera Seed Oil)

CAS Number: 91078-92-1

EINECS Number: 293-376-2

PRODUCT # OBO-111320

INCI NAME: Orbignya Oleifera Seed Oil

PART USED: Seeds

SYNONYMS: Attalea speciosa Mart, Spreng. , Orbignya oleifera

COMMON NAMES:  Babacu, Babassu Palm, Cusi

EXTRACTION METHOD: Cold Pressed

ORIGIN: Brazil

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Batana Oil- Caiaue (Elaeis Oleifera) OJON Oil

Wholesale - Bulk - Private Label 100% Pure Exotic Batana Oil - CAIAUE (OJON) OIL (Elaeis Oleifera Oil) Batana Oil, also known as Ojon or Caiaue (Elaeis Oleifera) Oil, is a natural beauty treasure, extracted from a palm tree in Honduras. Its pure, natural origin ensures its safety and efficacy for your beauty needs. Batana Oil, a versatile beauty elixir, has been used for generations for hair care, hair growth, and hair smoothing. Its multi-purpose nature extends to skin care, where it serves as a potent hydrator, nourishing and protecting dry skin against environmental stressors. Batana Oil is a cold-pressed oil derived from the nut of a tree. It contains high levels of vitamin E and other antioxidants, which contribute to its excellent antioxidant properties. Ojon Oil, a traditional beauty secret of Central America, is revered. It is referred to for hair growth and scalp health. Its reputation for strengthening hair and adding shine and luster.

PRODUCT # OCOO-311120

INCI NAME: Elaeis Oleifera Oil

PART USED: Nuts

SYNONYMS: Elaeis melanococca Mart. nom. illeg, Elaeis oleifera Cortes

EXTRACTION METHOD: Cold Pressed

ORIGIN: Brazil

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Cacay Oil (Caryodendron Orinocense Seed Oil)

Cold-pressed oils are more popular now than ever for their beneficial properties. One such oil is cacao nut oil. If you have yet to hear of it, this oil is cold-pressed and made from the nuts of Cacao trees. It is a light and dry oil that many people apply to their skin. It is increasingly used as an anti-aging ingredient in many skin care products. This oil has several benefits, including keeping your skin and nails healthy. Read ahead as we discuss these benefits. What is Cacay Oil? This nut oil is derived from the Amazon in Colombia. It has a nutty scent and is made by cold-pressing the nuts of Cacao trees. Once the oil is pressed, the remaining shells are often used to make nut milk or cook flour. The inner peel is used to make fertilizers and cattle feed. Hence, the production of this oil is sustainable and often results in little waste. Composition This oil, also called Kahai oil, contains crude fat and proteins. It also includes phosphorous, iron, potassium, sodium, and thiamine minerals. In addition to this, you will also find riboflavin, carotenes, and ascorbic acid. The oil has up to 85% of linoleic acid content. This is also an omega-6 essential fatty acid that helps the body in its repair mechanism. Further, it contains beneficial Vitamin E compounds. Cacay Oil for Skin Care Cacay nut is considered a superfood for the skin. It is used in many beauty products, and celebrities use it religiously. Here are some of the benefits of using this oil.

• Reduces Signs of Skin Aging: The main ingredient in Cacao nut oil that facilitates this is Vitamin E. It hydrates and nourishes the skin, repairing any damaged areas. In addition, it also contains a high amount of Vitamin A, which is known to aid in skin regeneration.
• Hence, it enhances the skin's elasticity and reduces wrinkles. Cacay nut oil also contains natural retinol.
• Reduces Breakouts: People who use Cacao nut oil often witness its overall promotion of skin health. The linoleic acid present in it helps reduce acne and breakouts. Hence, it can be an excellent addition to the skincare routine of people who want to tackle both acne and aging together.
• Promotes Clean and Hydrated Skin: If you have oily skin, you may be worried about Cacao nut oil clogging your pores. However, Cacao nut oil does not feel greasy and is lightweight on your skin. After applying it, you will feel clean and hydrated.
• In addition, its high concentration of antioxidants makes it a favorite for anyone who needs a light oil that will not leave any residue.
• Reduces the Appearance of Scars: This oil's combination of vitamins and essential fatty acids makes it suitable for scar reduction. Apply a few drops of the oil to the scarred skin and massage it if you want to eliminate your stretch marks.
• Applying it continuously will help these scars fade away. Do note that the scars may not fade completely in each case. However, they will not be noticeable from afar.
• Collagen Stimulation: Collagen makes up one-third of the protein in the human body. It is insoluble and is necessary to hold the body together. Collagen also helps a network of cells called fibroblasts to form. This helps replace dead cells in the body but reduces with age.
• It is the reason wrinkles form on your body. Cacao oil can permeate these layers of the skin and help regenerate collagen, which, yet again, contributes to its anti-aging properties.

Cacay Oil for Hair Care

• Hair Growth: Cacao nut oil is great for hair growth. It nourishes the hair and also relieves a flaky scalp.
• Great for Split ends: It also moisturizes your hair, eliminating split ends. Its vitamin E content makes your hair thicker and shinier.
• Excellent for Strong Roots: You can also expect strong roots in addition to these benefits. The linoleic acid in it also helps prevent hair loss. Cacay nut oil adds linoleic acid to your scalp to nourish the building blocks of your hair.

Hence, it helps reverse conditions like dermatitis that cause accelerated hair loss.  It is a one-stop solution for many of your hair woes. Supplement this with a healthy diet for better and healthier hair. Cacay Oil for Nails Cacay nut oil is great for nails, keeping them strong over time. You can use it over the cuticles to keep them supple and soft. It also aids in keeping the surface even and tips healthy. How to Use Cacay Oil? Cacay nut oil can benefit you if you incorporate it into your regular skin and hair care routine. You can apply it all over your face and body. Apply two to three drops of the oil to your face and massage it slowly. You can apply your moisturizer over it. You can use it on the body in the same way. Applying it to any stretch marks, dry skin, or eczema is best. Apply it to your hair to help control frizz and provide good heat protection. Apply some to your nails and cuticles to strengthen and condition them. Cacay nut oil is a versatile cold-pressed oil with various benefits for skin, hair, and nail. It is a single oil that can solve most of your beauty woes. It is also very easy to apply. If you don't like using pure oils, look for products that use Cacay nut oil. It may be added to skin and hair serums with other rejuvenating properties. You must use the oil regularly and supplement it with a healthy lifestyle for the best results. 100% Pure CACAY OIL

CAS Number:  1453469-52-7

PRODUCT # OCO-70010

INCI NAME: Caryodendron Orinocense Seed Oil

PART USED: Seeds

SYNONYMS: Caryodendron orinocense H.Karst.

COMMON NAMES: Cacay Nut

EXTRACTION METHOD: Cold Pressed

ORIGIN: Brazil

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Camellia Oil (Tea Seed Oil)

Have you ever wondered what the secret the flawless skin attributed to East Asian people is? Have you wondered how even the older adults in that region seem to have youthful and stunning skin? Have you always wanted shiny, silky hair? If the answer to these questions is yes, we have some information for you. Many skincare and hair care routines and a healthy lifestyle can result in flawless hair and skin. But some oils stand out for their immaculate efficiency. One such oil is Camellia Seed oil. This oil has such remarkable hair-reviving and skin-restorative properties that it is the most popular cosmetic essential oil used in China and Japan. More emphasis should be put on how effective Camellia Seed Oil (Camellia Oleifera Seed Oil) is. Therefore, we have compiled all the information you need to understand this fantastic oil. Keep reading this article to learn about the wonders of Camellia See oil. What is Camellia Seed Oil? Camellia Seed oil is a powerful cosmetic and essential oil that replenishes the skin, scalp, hair, and body. Also referred to as tea seed oil or Tsubaki oil, it is considered the secret to the ageless beauty that Japanese people seem to have. Tsubaki oil is rich in antioxidants and incredibly nourishing. Many geisha use it to achieve youthful and vibrant skin, nails, hair, and body. This oil is popular for its anti-aging nutrients, such as Vitamin A, Vitamin E, Linoleic Acids, and Squalene. The famous designer Coco Chanel swore by the oil's effectiveness. Consequently, the Camellia Seed oil became a luxurious cosmetic oil. It is known for its lightweight, golden-yellow, and faintly aromatic properties. The Tsubaki oil is velvety to the touch and sinks beautifully into the skin without leaving an oil-like trace. Where Does Camellia Seed Oil Come From? East Asian people historically used Camellia Seed oil. This smooth and velvety oil is extracted from the seeds of the Tsubaki flower, also known as the Camellia flower. The flower's biological name is Camellia oleifera.   Exclusively in Japan, there are about 200 species of the Camellia genus. These species include Camellia japonica, used for culinary and decorative purposes; Camellia sinensis, used for tea production; and Camellia oleifera, used for cosmetic and culinary purposes. Camellia flowers are aesthetically pleasing and well known for their vast blossoms, which can be seen in many colors. Gradients such as white, red, and lavish pink are the most popular flowers found in Japan's valleys. They are usually the ones that are used to extract and produce the Camellia Seed oil. Camellia Variants Since hundreds of Camellia flower species are available in the market, you can expect to have many oil varieties. Even though many companies use different refining methods to produce different strengths and capacities of the oil, there are three widely used types of Camellia Seed oil.

• Camellia Sinensis
• The type of oil extracted from this Camellia plant species is tea oil. This oil is excellent for removing blemishes and providing an extra glow to the skin.
• Camellia Japonica
• Camellia japonica is used to extract the tea seed oil. This oil is used for culinary purposes throughout East Asia. It has edible properties and is excellent for regulating cholesterol.
• Camellia oleifera
• Camellia Oleifera is the source of the Tsubaki oil. It is known for its cosmetic and culinary uses. When used in cosmetics, it adds suppleness to the skin and imparts a youthful glow.

What Else Is Camellia Seed Oil Known As? Many people in the West are unaware of the name Camellia Seed oil because many other names know it. It is generally confused with many tea oils. The misconception comes from the fact that tea oils are extracted from Camellia sinensis, which, as mentioned above, is a form of Camellia flower. Another source of tea oil is the Melaleuca alternifolia botanical. Popular names for this oil include Camellia oil, Camellia Tea oil, Camellia seed oil, tea seed oil, tsubaki oil, and tea oil. It is also known as Oriental olive oil due to the striking resemblance of its components. No matter what name you find on the market, almost all these oils can help the user develop youthful and healthy skin and hair. History of the Camellia Seed Carrier Oil For centuries, Camellia seed oil was considered the treasured property of the bourgeoisie in China and Japan. In Japan alone, the Camellia flower has over 900 names. The oil of the Camellia flower was initially extracted to make exquisite vegetables or relaxing tea. It has been an essential part of Chinese and Japanese culture long before the Western world became aware of it. According to traditional Chinese herbology, Tsubaki oil is the perfect medicine for cardiovascular issues. The oil is also beneficial as an anti-inflammatory, calmative, and detoxifying agent. The first flowers seen in England can be dated back to 1739. The seeds were brought to Essex by a British official who had been working in Japan. The Camellia sinensis variant gained immense popularity among the British as it was the source of their beloved hot beverage, tea. Since the oil also contains high quantities of fatty acids, Omega-9, and other nutritional components, it has gained considerable popularity for its health benefits. Only after many years were the cosmetic properties of the camellia flower's seedseed oil discovered. This is not a surprise, as the Chinese and Japanese have long used oil for its health benefits. Today, Camellia Seed oil is used not only for medicinal and cooking purposes but also for cosmetic purposes. Geishas and many other popular beauty experts believe that the oil's rejuvenating effects are due to its rich vitamin content. Extracting Good Quality Camellia Seed Oil As mentioned before, Camellia Seed oil is extracted from the Camellia oleifera flowers. These flowers produce mangosteen-like green-tinged fruits. Well-grown camellia plants can be found in October, as they are generally planted in July and ready to harvest in three months. These fruits are carefully picked from September to December and are used to extract the Tsubaki oil. Letting the plants split open naturally is beneficial by drying them in the sun. Once the plant dries open, isolating and removing the seeds used to extract the Camellia Seed oil is easy. The fruit, flower, and seeds should be as dry as possible since the more dehydrated the seeds, the better the extraction. The outer shells of the seeds are removed in the dehulling process, and what is left of the seeds is put in a cold press. The cold press process helps preserve the oil's nutrient profile, quality, and purity. The oil then undergoes further refinement to make it as pure as possible. This refinement is used for the product's deodorization, bleaching, and winterization, which elongates the oil's life and quality. There are several different methods for extracting Camellia Seed oil from seeds and plants. These methods include cold pressing, heat extraction, and Solvent Extraction. Camellia Seed Oil Composition As mentioned above, the Camellia Seed oil is well known for its healthy and prosperous vitamin composition. The Camellia Seed oil is very similar to Olive oil due to its rich, fatty composition. Camellia Seed oil is generally rich in monounsaturated and polyunsaturated olive oil. The oil is also rich in other nutrients and minerals, including zinc, squalene lipids, magnesium, Vitamin A, and Vitamin E. Vitamin E is extremely popular for its skin-rejuvenating properties. All the nutrients collectively are responsible for giving Tsubaki oil the antioxidative and lasting benefits that it possesses. Below is a brief understanding of how the significant constituents of the oil benefit the skin, hair, and body. Much like Vitamin A, Vitamin E is great for adding antioxidative properties to the Camellia Carrier oil. This effective nutrient helps withstand UV light and protect the skin from potential sun damage. Vitamin E keeps the skin nourished and supple and helps form good immunity in both layers. It is also an important nutrient that saves the skin from free radical-induced damage. Vitamin E is also a great way to treat topical spots and marks. Vitamin A   is supposed to be an essential constituent that helps skin stay supple and radiant. It is this Vitamin that, given the oil's antioxidant properties, is great for anti-aging purposes. Vitamin A can break down collagen, which helps the skin stay protected from the sun. Vitamin A is also great for acne-prone skin as it elongates skin's elasticity. It is also an important constituent that saves the skin from pollution and irritants. Omega 9 is similar to Vitamin E. It is beneficial in fending off the damage caused by free radicles. OMEGA 9 is great for relieving symptoms of fizzy, irritated, and dry skin. This is an essential fatty acid because it has weight-regulative and cardioprotective properties. Omega 9 is also great for taming frizzy hair. Omega 6 is a fatty acid that thickens cosmetic products and formulas. It is also excellent for skin and hair moisture retention. This nutrient is also used topically for its anti-irritant and anti-inflammatory properties. Squalene is a natural element found in abundance in human skin and is also known as sebum. Its moisturizing effects are lovely, as it helps provide a natural layer of moisture to the skin and hair. It is also great for its anti-aging process-boosting lipid-restoring properties. Physical Properties of Camellia Seed Oil There are many reasons why Camellia Seed oil is widely used in East Asian countries to benefit the skin and hair. It has the perfect physical properties required of an oil that can be applied to the face on a daily basis. The Tsubaki oil is extremely lightweight and easily absorbed into the skin. It leaves the skin's surface looking dewy, misty, and healthy. Therefore, it does not leave an oily look after it is applied. Camellia Seed Oil is suitable for all skin types because it is non-comedogenic in nature. This property also makes the skin plump, smooth, and firm. The oil can be used topically to treat marks and dryness symptoms. Benefits of Camellia Seed Oil Oriental Olive Oil has several benefits, so much so that it surpasses the properties of Western Olive oil. Camellia Oil for Skin With the help of the Camellia Seed oil, you can lighten stretch marks and reduce the look of cellulite, wrinkles, and loose skin. The reason why Camellia Seed oil is great for moisture retention is that it reduces transepidermal water loss. Therefore, the moisture it instills into the skin does not leave the epidermal layer. Consequently, it is excellent for the restoration of flaky, dull skin. Camellia Oil can be used under makeup if you want a full-day application. However, you can also add this lightweight oil to your daily night-time skincare routine. This oil is known for providing full protection to the skin without clogging pores. Camellia Oil for Hair and Nails The Tsubaki oil is excellent for the hair because it softens and moisturizes the scalp. Therefore, it is used for dandruff remedial and fizzy hair taming. Suppose you experience a dry and itchy scalp. The Camellia Seed oil will give your hair enough hydration and luster to solve those problems. It is also believed to be beneficial for hair growth. Camellia oil is also great for protecting the delicate upper layer of hair from UV radiation, which helps extend the life and lusciousness of the hair. Since the Camellia Seed oil adds a beautiful shine to the layer it is applied to, it is generally used for adding shine to hair and nails. You can use the Camellia Seed oil to strengthen your eyelashes as well. Since eyelashes, too, are susceptible to damage, they can be protected from pollution and environmental pressure with the help of this oil. Another reason some people like to use Camellia Seed oil on their lashes is that it tends to help them grow longer. Most people like to use the Camellia Seed oil as a pre-shampoo treatment. It can also be a leave-in conditioner since it does not weigh the hair too much. Cosmetic Benefits of Camellia Seed Oil The comprehensive benefits of the Camellia Seed oil for the cosmetic industry are as follows.

• Skin smoothening
• Skin softening
• Anti-aging
• Anti-inflammatory
• Lifting
• Hydrating
• Emollient
• Sun and pollution protection
• Medicinal Benefits of Camellia Seed Oil
• The Camellia Seed oil was historically known for its medicinal properties in traditional herbology. The oil has some medicinal properties.
• Immunity-building
• Cholesterol-lowering
• Cardioprotective
• Calmative
• Anti-diabetic
• Hepatoprotective

How to Use Camellia Oil Much like any other cosmetic oil, there are some specific ways in which Camellia Seed oil should be used. Below is the best way to use this oil for great skin, nails, and hair. Using Camellia Oil for Hair Care Since the oil is extremely lightweight, it is commonly used as a leave-in conditioner after washing.

1. Dry hair with a towel after washing.
2. Pour a few drops of Camellia oil on your palm and rub your wrists vigorously to warm and spread the oil.
3. Start applying the oil from the roots of your hair and apply it to the hair by lightly massaging the oil with your fingertips.

Using Camellia Oil for Skin Care Apply Camellia Seed oil to your skin using the following steps.

1. Thoroughly wash your skin with a facial cleanser.
2. Pour a few drops of Camellia oil into your palm.
3. Pat a thin layer of the oil on your face and neck.
4. Only gently massage the oil on your face. Do not rub too hard because that might cause extra wrinkles and blemishes.
5. Spread the oil in circular and upward motions till it is completely absorbed in the skin.

Camellia Seed oil, or Tsubaki oil, is a great essential and cosmetic oil with a comprehensive history in Japanese culture. In addition to its everyday use as a cosmetic oil, it also has extraordinary culinary and medicinal properties. This oil is often compared to Olive oil in the West because of its similar components and benefits. However, many believe that Camellia Seed oil is better than Olive oil. The benefits of this oil are many and very widely known. With the help of this oil, you can ensure great-looking skin, hair, and nails, along with a healthy body.

CAS Number: 225233-97-6

PRODUCT # CSO-60020

INCI NAME: Camellia Oleifera Seed Oil

PART USED: Seeds

SYNONYMS:  Camellia Oleifera C.Abel

COMMON NAMES: Oil-Seed Camellia, Tea Oil Camellia

EXTRACTION METHOD:  Cold Pressed

ORIGIN: China

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Evening Primrose Oil (Oenothera Biennis Seed Oil)

Evening Primrose Oil is also known as the King's Cure-All, Oenothera Biennis, Sundrop, Evening Star, Fever-Plant, Gardeners' Ham, German Rampion, it produced from the cold-pressed seeds of the plant evening primrose. Oenothera Biennis (Evening primrose) is a tall plant, it is called Evening Primrose because the yellow flowers only bloom in the evening; hence its common name. Its origins can be traced back to ancient Rome and Greece. It was widely used in the the17th century in Britain, hence the name "The King of Cure-All". History of Oenothera Biennis (Evening Primrose Oil):
 The Greek Oenothera name is derived from “oinos” and “theras”, meaning “wine-seeker”, which possibly was referred to like this because it said to be used for scenting wine.
During the 17th century, in England, the Oenothera Biennis (Evening Primrose herb was called “the King's cure-all" and it was considered as a herb that can most ailments.

The seeds then spread to Germany, where it became known as German Rampion and was used as food. This herb was also used as food for many Native Americans, they also used the leaves for bruises and hemorrhoids.

Evening Primrose Oil has a high content of linoleic acid contains 90% of unsaturated fatty acids (80%+ are polyunsaturated) and contains 9% Greater than a minimum of 9% o(GLA). The gamma-linolenic acid (GLA) contributes to good skin health and helps in skin cell regeneration and product the skin from harmful environmental effects. It is rich in Vitamin E and Vitamin F, both are excellent for skin health, stretch marks, hair and scalp health

Evening Primrose Oil is regarded as a beauty oil and women oil, it has been used to reduce the menopause symptoms such as hot flashes and dry skin

Evening Primrose Oil can be used in cosmetics or topical applications to soothe and moisturize the skin, as well as scalp and hair. In addition, it can promote a healthy, glowing, rejuvenating complexion.

The skin hydrating, anti-wrinkle, anti-aging benefits of Evening primrose oil are very well known. It has been used for skin scars and infections due to its healing properties.

Medicinally: evening primrose oil can relieve headaches, dizziness, muscle aches, fatigue, and slow reflexes. It is believed to improve appetite, body immunity, vigor, memory, and promote clarity. Benefits of Evening Primrose Oil

• Anti-inflammatory: Evening primrose oil is composed of omega-6 fatty acids. Evening primrose oil is thought to inhibit the mechanisms responsible for inflammation.
• Skin Regeneration: Evening Primrose Oil is rich in fatty acids which gives it cell regeneration properties.
• Skin Hydration: Evening primrose oil helps to bring the best hydration to the skin and increase its elasticity. Its sterol content is responsible for the skin's hydration and anti-aging effects.
• Regulate the hormonal system: The gamma-linolenic and linoleic acids content in the evening primrose oil provides a regulatory action of the hormonal system. It is useful to help fight against hot flashes and menopause symptoms.
• Skin Healing Properties: Evening Primrose Oil contains a high concentration of gamma-linolenic acid  (GLA) which contributes to its skin healing effects.
• Used for wrinkles around the eyes and the mouth, since this oil is light and absorbs fast.
• Has excellent healing properties for skin diseases such as eczema and psoriasis.

For the skin Evening Primrose Oil is intensely rich and nourishing, it is used in many cosmetics formulations for skin/ body and soap bars, it also used as a stand-alone oil for the face and body. This oil is a light fast-absorbing and considered a non-greasy moisturizer that can be used in the morning or at night under any cream to soothe the skin, help with acne, balance skin's oil production, reduce stretch marks and scar appearance. It can be used for dry skin too, to moisturize and prevent water loss. Many formulators add Evening primrose oil to products that are used for eczema, psoriasis because of its anti-inflammatory effects as well as its healing properties.


For the hair Evening Primrose Oil, Evening Primerose Oil is added to shampoos, conditioners, hair serums, hair tonics, it is known to balance the scalp's natural oils, and reduce dandruff. This oil is great for hair strengthening and can help protect the hair shaft from environmental stressors such as pollution and UV rays, as well as hair coloring and heat styling.It can be used alone as-is on the hair, before shampooing, just add it to the hair and scalp, leave it on for 1-2 hours, then shampoo the hair or add a little on the hair after shampooing to give the hair shine and smoothness. 100% Pure Evening Primrose Oil

CAS Number: 90028-66- 3

PRODUCT # EPO-700010

INCI NAME: Oenothera Biennis

PART USED: Seeds

SYNONYMS: Oenothera biennis L.

COMMON NAMES: Evening Star, German Rampion, King’s Cure-all, Weedy Evening Primrose, Hog Weed, Sun Drop

EXTRACTION METHOD: Cold Pressed

ORIGIN: China

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Kalahari Melon Oil (Citrullus Lanatus Oil)

Some oils come with fascinating health benefits. You must be familiar with coconut oil, cacay oil, and argan oil. The Kalahari melon oil is another such beneficial natural oil. This lesser-known African oil comes with multiple health benefits. African oils such as the Kalahari melon oil are usually extracted from their fruit’s seeds. It has been used as a part of beauty rituals for generations across the continent. The Kalahari melon oil has only recently paved its way into the beauty and personal care industry. It is, however, among the most efficient natural oils available in the market nowadays. Moreover, you can use this oil in several ways to reap the numerous benefits it offers. Read on to find out all about the Kalahari melon oil and its various health benefits.
History and Origins of Kalahari Melon Oil? The Kalahari melon oil is extracted from wild watermelon plants that are grown in South African regions. These wild watermelons are generally called the Kalahari melons. They taste very bitter. Their origins are traced to the Kalahari Desert that is in the north-western region of South Africa. The farmers here witnessed a period of intense drought. While many crops perished, one particular plant continued to flourish and thrive throughout the severe drought. The surviving plants were the Kalahari melons. With their bitter taste, local communities often overlooked them. However, scientists soon began investigating their properties. On looking beyond their tough skin and unfavorable taste, they found the treasure trove with its seeds! The seeds of the Kalahari melon were found to possess oils that were unlike the usual watermelon seeds. They soon discovered that the Kalahari melon oil has several benefits and can be used for healthy skin, hair, and nails. The Kalahari melon is now grown mostly in Botswana and Namibia, in the deeper desert regions. When these wild watermelons harvest, their seeds are collected.
These seeds are then left to dry in the intense African sun. Once the moisture evaporates, they are pressed, and the rich golden oil is extracted into bottles. Composition:

• 70% Omega-6 essential fatty acids
• High phytosterol with almost 2% unsaponifiable
• Tocopherol – 70 mg/100g
• Linoleic acid – 62.2 to 63.1%
• Palmitic – 11.4 to 12.4%
• Oleic – 16.8 to 17.1%
• Linolenic – 0.7 to 1.2%
• Eicosenoic – 0.3%
• Stearic – 7.5 to 8.1%

Properties:

• Steady shelf life
• Quick absorption
• Medium-density and consistency
• Pale yellow
• Translucent
• Nutty and light aroma
• Resistant to oxidation
• Lower sensitization risk

What Makes the Kalahari Melon Oil Beneficial? The Kalahari melon oil consists of many essential nourishing nutrients. It includes the following:

• Omega 6 fatty acid
• Omega 9 fatty acid. Your body cannot produce this by itself.
• Antioxidants that contribute to healthy and glowing skin
• Regenerates your skin cells
• Keeps the skin supple

Kalahari Melon for Skin Care With an optimum composition of various important fatty acids and antioxidants, the Kalahari melon oil has multiple benefits for your skin. This stable oil is filled with the essential nutrients that rejuvenate your skin. The Kalahari melon oil works well with all skin types. You can safely choose it regardless of whether your skin is dry, sensitive, or itchy. The following are the benefits of the Kalahari melon oil for your skin:

• Exceptional Face Cleanser: If you are suffering from clogging pores or very oily skin on your face, the Kalahari melon oil may just be the right solution for you. This natural seed oil contains a high amount of linolenic acid. About 50% to 70% of this oil is made up of linolenic acid. When you apply the Kalahari melon oil onto your face, it efficiently cleans your clogged pores. Additionally, it removes excessive sebum. It brings a glow to your face.

•   Minimizes Inflammation: The Kalahari melon oil has several vitamins that are skin-friendly. It eliminates pimples and acnes that cause inflammation.
  This oil is extremely light, and your skin easily absorbs it, unlike many other oils. The Kalahari melon oil soothes your skin.

• Acts as An Anti-Aging Formula: The Kalahari melon oil contains several beneficial antioxidants along with Vitamin C, E, and A. They help in improving the quality of your skin. Your skin becomes smoother and firmer. Additionally, it reduces wrinkles while hydrating your skin.

• Repairs Skin Damage: The Kalahari melon oil has vital Omega 9 and Omega 6 fatty acid. Your body does not produce them naturally. This natural oil is one of the rare sources of these fatty acids. With the help of this oil, your skin repairs any damage or scars. It stimulates cell growth. This makes your skin glow with freshness.

Kalahari Melon Oil for Hair Care The Kalahari melon oil works wonders with your hair and scalp as well! Its various nutrients help you to strengthen and grow healthy and shiny hair. The Kalahari melon oil works well with every hair type. The following are the benefits of the Kalahari melon oil for your hair:

• Amazing Hair Conditioner: The Kalahari melon oil supports your hair by conditioning it right. It ensures that your hair and scalp do not turn too dry. This oil makes your hair not only shiny but also stronger.
  You can use it as a hair conditioner daily. It does not damage your hair with regular use. Make sure to massage the scalp well with the Kalahari melon oil.

• Reduces Hair Fall: Upon massaging the scalp with the Kalahari melon oil regularly, you will provide your hair with essential nourishment. It reduces hair fall and repairs any damaged hair. Moreover, it improves your hair texture.
  The Kalahari melon oil is less greasy in comparison to other hair oils. You can use it regularly without worrying about your hair turning too greasy.

The Kalahari melon is becoming a much sought-after oil in the beauty and personal care industry. Thanks to its essential nutrients and several health benefits, the utility of this oil is rapidly increasing. You now know the immense benefits of the Kalahari melon oil. It helps you gain healthy, glowing skin as well as strong, shiny hair. You can go ahead and try using this natural oil and see its magic for yourself! 100% Pure KALAHARI MELON OIL

CAS Number:  90244-99-8

PRODUCT # OKMO-50030

INCI NAME: Citrullus Lanatus (Wild Watermelon) Seed Oil

PART USED: Fruit

SYNONYMS: Citrullus lanatus (Thunb.) Matsum. & Nakai

COMMON NAMES: Tsamma Melon, Wild Watermelon

EXTRACTION METHOD: Cold Pressed

ORIGIN: Kalahari Desert, Namibia

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Marula Oil (Sclerocarya Birrea Seed Oil)

Wholesale - Bulk - Private Label 100% Pure MARULA OIL

CAS NUMBER: CAS 68956-68-3

PRODUCT # OMO-220013

INCI NAME: Sclerocarya Birrea Seed Oil

PART USED: Nut Kernels

SYNONYMS: Sclerocarya birrea (A. Rich) Hochst

EXTRACTION METHOD: Cold Pressed

ORIGIN: Namibia

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Muruci Oil (Byrsonima Crassifolia Fruit Oil)

Different kinds of oils have various benefits. Some oils are natural, while some oils are synthetic. Muruci oil is a natural oil derived from a small fruit. Natural oils are comparatively harmless and better to use. Muruci oil is a popular oil that can be used in products related to the skin. In this article, we will be giving you the information you have been eager to know about regarding the popular Muruci oil. History and Origins of Muruci Oil and Fruit? Muruci oil is a natural oil derived from a tropical fruit from a flowering plant, Byrsonima crassifolia. This fruit is available in the entire Amazon area. The many common names of this plant are Muruci, Murici, golden spoon, craboo, kraabu, and nance. The Byrsonima Crassifolia is valued greatly for its small, yellow, sweet, round fruit that has a strong scent. These fruits tend to be having a pungent and strong smell and flavor. The fruit measures one to one quarter in its diameter. The taste of the Muruci fruit has been said to be a mixture of lychee, banana, and pear. Byrsonima crassifolia grows slowly into a huge shrub or a tree to a height of 10 m. it grows well at an altitude of up to 1800 meters. This tree grows abundantly in the wild. Sometimes it grows well in grass-filled savannas and open, wide pine forests. It grows in various places. It grows in central Mexico, Central America, Columbia, Bolivia, Peru, as well as Brazil. It also grows in Barbados, Trinidad, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, the isle of Pines, and Cuba. Byrsonima crassifolia fruit has 4.74% lipid, 4.89% sugar, 14.91% fiber, 70% water content, 5.45 % protein, as well as minerals and vitamins. Extraction Of Muruci Oil Extraction of Muruci oil is done using a supercritical fluid extractor unit. This unit utilizes carbon-dioxide, 99.9 % purity, at a pressure measuring 70 bar. These extractions are usually done in laboratories. The extraction cell in the extractor unit is filled with Muruci pulp. Some cotton is placed at both ends of the column. This is done to prevent particulates from entering the column. Glass beads are used so that the complete column is filled. The column is then placed inside the supercritical extraction unit. Constituents Of Muruci Oil

• Palmitic acid
• Stearic acid
• Oleic acid
• Linoleic acid
• Saponins
• Alpha-Linoleic acid

Properties of Muruci Oil

• Color - A pale yellow to golden liquid
• Odor - a slightly fruity odor
• Refractive index - at 20 degree Celsius, 1.460 - 1.485
• Specific gravity - at 20 degree Celsius, 0.900 - 0.940
• Solubility – it is soluble in cosmetic kinds of esters as well as fixed oils. They are insoluble in water.

Uses And Benefits of Muruci Oil There are many benefits of Muruci oil. People across the globe use this extracted oil from the Muruci fruit, and it can be used for many things. It can be used in food, on the skin, as medicine, as alcohol, or as fuel. Muruci for The Skin  Muruci oil is very rich in oleic and linoleic acids. They are also very rich in flavonoids, anthocyanins as well as tocopherols. Muruci oil has an antioxidant property and is very useful for anti-aging solutions that can be used in cosmetics. Since it is very rich in tannins, it can be used as an antibacterial and as an antifungal agent for skin problems. It controls the spread of fungal infections. Along with the skin, Muruci can also be consumed. Muruci oil also contains vitamins. The vitamins include vitamins B1, B2, and vitamin C. Vitamin C helps boost the immunity system and Vitamin B is useful for regulating the metabolic system.comes smoother and firmer. Additionally, it reduces wrinkles while hydrating your skin. Muruci oil is very beneficial for the skin. People are learning more and more about it, and it is gaining popularity. However, it is recommended to get your medical practitioner's approval before you go ahead and use it, especially if you have a health condition. 100% Pure MURUCI OIL

PRODUCT # OMO-00800

INCI NAME: Byrsonima Crassifolia Fruit Oil

PART USED: Fruit

SYNONYMS: Byrsonima crassifolia (L.) Kunth

COMMON NAMES: Muruçi, Nance, Chacunga, Changunga, Nanche, Kraabu, Savanna Serrette, Craboo

EXTRACTION METHOD: Cold Pressed

ORIGIN: Brazil

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Pequi Oil (Caryocar Brasiliense Fruit Oil)

Pequi oil is acquired through the extraction of it from a seed of a tree, Caryocar brasiliense. It is originally from Brazil, a country in South America. The yellow is of a pale yellow color and can be utilized as cooking oil directly. But there are many other uses, too. Many people in Brazil produce Pequi oil as a means of livelihood. In this article, we will be looking at the origin, constituents, and various uses of Pequi oil. The Origin Of Pequi Oil Pequi oil is extracted from the Caryocar brasiliense seeds in South as well as Central America. There are several other names for the Pequi oil, such as pequierim, pequia, and Pequi rasteiro. The seeds are generally spiny. But a non-spiny species has been discovered, too. The Extraction Of Pequi Oil Pequi oil is extracted using handcrafted techniques. The fruit is peeled manually and boiled inside water. The water is stirred till the Pequi seed oil rises onto the surface of the water. The Pequi oil is then removed using a spoon. Another method of extraction of Pequi oil is that after cooling, the peeled fruit needs to be gotten down to room temperature. It is softened, and after cold water is mixed into it, the oil rises to the top. The Pequi oil can be skimmed with a spoon now. The oil is then dried by the process of heating it and further filtered using a cotton cloth. There is some instability chemically that reduces its shelf life. This is a cold-pressed oil that is not refined. Pequi Oil Composition

• Palmitic oil – 34 % – 40 %
• Palmitoleic – 0.7 %– 1.4 %
• Stearic acid – 1.7 %– 2.3 %
• Oleic acid – 54 %– 60 %
• Linoleic acid – 1.5 % – 2 %
• Arachidic acid – traces – 0.2 %
• Eicosenoic acid – 0 % – 0.2 %

Triacylglycerol Composition of Pequi Oil

• OOL – 1.1 – 3.8 %
• POL – 2.2 – 2.7 %
• PPL – 0 – 0.6 %
• OOO – 5.4 – 10.5 %
• POO – 22.9 – 38.7 %
• POP – 27.6 – 33.7 %
• PPP – 0 – 0.3 %
• SOO – 2.1 – 9.1 %
• POS – 3.2 – 18.2 %
• PPS – 0 – 0.3 %
• SOS – 0 – 8.7 %

Pequi oil contains an equal proportion of both oleic and palmitic acid. This leads to phase separation at room temperature in a tropical country. The triacylglycerol composition of Pequi oil varies with the species and gives various compounds. Since Pequi oil has a lot of POP content and high dioleic and trioleic acid triacylglycerols, it adds value to chocolate as well as high oleic oil industries. Properties of Pequi Oil

• Color – yellow to a dark amber hue
• Aroma – sweet, fruity, and nutty odor
• Flavor – strong and characteristic flavor
• Texture – greasy
• Method of extraction – refined, cold-pressed

Benefits And Uses Of Pequi Oil Pequi oil has many uses. These include using it as cooking oil, using it as a conditioner for hair, moisturizer for the skin and nails, and using it as biodiesel. It can also be used as a massage oil, to treat split ends in your hair, and to promote digestive and eye health. Pequi oil also provides protection against anemia that is age-related, oxidative stress, and inflammation. (source ) Pequi Oil for The Skin Pequi oil is great in preventing your skin from showing any blemishes, enhance healing of scars, add glow to the skin, and also prevents the signs of early pr premature aging. Pequi oil is also used to treat skin lesions and eczema. Since Pequi oil has many antioxidants, the skin and hair are well protected with it. Pequi Oil for The Hair In Brazil, the popularity of Pequi oil is high for treating hair, especially curly hair. Pequi oil is a very good emollient and has a high number of fatty acids. It is, therefore, a good moisturizer as well as a conditioner. It helps is reducing frizziness and brings vitality to previously brittle hair. Pequi oil also contains a lot of tocopherols and vitamin A. This generates antioxidant protection for the hair against harmful chemicals. Pequi oil helps in restoring the lipidic film of every strand of hair. It blocks damage caused due to free radicals from pollution. Pequi oil is thus used in hair oil, shimmer hair oil, and curl creams. In fact, Pequi oil is used in many products in the market today. You can find Pequi oil mixed with olive oil for edge control for your hair. You can also add Pequi oil to your shampoos or conditioners. Pequi Oil for The Nails Brittle nails can often be annoying and even be a symptom of a serious health issue. Since Pequi oil has the benefits of adding softness, it can be used on brittle nails on the hands and feet. Pequi oil is available in the market in various forms. You can purchase Pequi oil in its organic cold-pressed form and add it to whichever product you want. Another way to use Pequi oil is by directly buying ready-made products for your hair, skin, or nails. Pequi oil also aids in improving cardiovascular health due to the mono-saturated fatty acids present in it. It aids in lowering cholesterol and reduces the chances of a heart attack or stroke. It also helps in regulating or maintaining blood pressure. Pequi oil contains potassium and has added anti-inflammatory properties. It helps in the relaxation of the blood vessels that could otherwise be constricted due to high pressure and inflammation. Tightening of blood vessels can worsen already existing heart issues. Many times products have a mixture of Pequi oil with another oil such as olive oil. This is done to increase the combined effect of them together. However, it is recommended you research the product before using it on your body or consuming it. 100% Pure PEQUI OIL

PRODUCT # OPO-60110

INCI NAME: Caryocar Brasiliense (Pequi) Fruit Oil

PART USED: Fruit

SYNONYMS: Caryocar brasiliense Cambess

COMMON NAMES: Cerrado's Gold, Souari Nut

EXTRACTION METHOD: Cold Pressed

ORIGIN: Brazil

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Prickly Pear Oil (Opuntia Ficus Indica Seed Oil)

PRICKLY PEAR OIL: this rare, very expensive oil is considered one of the best discoveries of natural plant oils for skin and beauty. Used by many luxury brands at a very low percentage due to its high cost. Use this 100% pure undiluted oil, as is, on your skin at a fraction of the cost of the diluted creams and lotions sold at $100+. All You Need to Know About Prickly Pear Oil- Bulk Natural Oils Facial oils are all the rage today, and rightly so. They are hydrating, light-weight, and bring a glow to your skin. There are innumerable variations available in the market- all of them appealing and all of them conveniently available. This is why choosing from among them becomes quite a hassle- but multipurpose oils like prickly pears’ narrow it down considerably. Prickly pear oil becomes a holy grail for facial oils because it suits all types of skin and has diverse uses and benefits. But what do we know about prickly pear and it's oil? What Are Prickly Pears? Prickly pears are commonly known as cactus fruits because they grow on paddle cacti. They are also called Opuntia, Nopal fruit, and Barbary Fig. They are reddish bulbous fruits and have a covering of protective bristles that are prickly, hence the name. They have an amazing water retention quality and absorb high amounts of water in their fleshy insides. The benefits of the prickly pears don't end with its fleshy fruits, but its seeds are used to extract its highly beneficial oil. The seeds only contain 5% of oil, and a heap of them are used to extract enough for topical use. With their remarkable effectiveness, there is a rapid increase in demand for prickly pear oils. Where Do They Come From? They may not have been well-known until recently but are actually a staple in Mexican cuisine. In fact, in Central America, it is used for diabetes as well. They are very common in South America, the Mediterranean, and parts of the Middle East as well. They are native to Morocco, just like the popular argan oils. They are eaten, both raw and dried, and are considered a highly nutritious food in these areas. Benefits of Prickly Pear Oil There are various health and beauty benefits of this oil. The prickly pear oil is not to be confused with essential oil, although it can be paired with them for use. It is a carrier oil and can be used on its own or with a combination of other oils. Mixing it with retinol and vitamin C is a highly effective way of using prickly pear oil. On their own, both vitamin A and C can cause mild irritation, which prickly pear oil can combat with its soothing effect. Prickly pear oil is highly effective for strengthening hair roots and nails. It is also very good for your skin and has anti-aging and anti-inflammatory properties. Prickly Pear Oil for Skin As the fruit is densely packed with moisture and high on water retention, it is one of the best oils for locking in moisture. Prickly pear oil is highly effective on dry and acne-prone skin. It is light-weight and non-comedogenic, which makes it all the more useful. It is also beneficial for combination skin. So, it is perfect for you, no matter what skin type you belong to. It reduces inflammation and aging considerably and is very helpful for those with sun-damaged skin. The oil reduces pigmentation caused by UV rays and evens out the skin tone as well as it contains high levels of Vitamin K and linoleic acid. It also contains the highest percentage of Vitamin E oil- 150% more than argan oil and is full of antioxidants and omega fatty acids. The amino acids in it are highly productive towards keeping skin healthy, elastic, and moisturized. Prickly Pear Oil for Hair Vitamin E is a great oil to nurture your hair roots. It stimulates growth and prevents your scalp from drying out as well. With prickly pear consisting of Vitamin E oil in high amounts, it is inadvertently an amazing addition to your hair care package, too. If what you desire are long luscious tresses, then prickly pear oil can be used with other hair stimulating serums and essential oils. Pairing it with drops of essential oils like lavender essential oil and tea tree oil can be incredibly beneficial. Massaging the mixtures can not only increase blood circulation and strengthen your roots but can also help with your headaches. You can also easily mix a few drops of prickly pear oil with other hair oils like coconut, jojoba, and castor oil. Plus, it is one of the best oils for deep conditioning and handling frizz. Prickly Pear Oil for Nails The benefits of prickly pear oil do not cease with hair and skin but also extend to nails. The oil can moisturize the skin around your nails and cuticles and prevent premature breakage. The damage from nail polish and other products can effectively be countered using the oils from prickly pears. The Goodness of Prickly Pear Oil The prickly pear seed oil has been very evidently effective for dealing with acne. Irritation and discomfort caused by acne is something we are all familiar with, and prickly pear oil can soothe the skin and balance the oil production to prevent them. Since prickly pear seed oil is made from seeds that contain only 5% oil content, it can be quite difficult and expensive to gather it. A large number of seeds and fruits are required to effectively produce enough oil to be marketed. Perhaps this is one of the reasons why it is so expensive. But a few extra bucks is no match for glowing, radiant, and healthy skin. Make sure to buy oils that are refined or cold-pressed. It can be easy to buy the wrong kind of oil that may not be the best in terms of quality and use, so it is crucial to buy from trusted brands. Goodvara Laboratories offers the best and purest bulk natural oils. Facial oils, especially prickly pear oil, can be a safe and healthy way to nourish your skin. It has no prominent side effects, although it is always safe to carry out a patch test on your arm before applying it on your face or skin. The oil can even replace your serums and other extra products and sure is a good addition to your skincare package.

CAS Number: 90082-21-6

PRODUCT # PPO-08000

INCI NAME:  Opuntia Ficus Indica Seed Oil

PART USED: Seeds

SYNONYMS:  Opuntia Ficus Indica Seed Oil

COMMON NAMES: Prickly Pear Oil, Opuntia ficus indica Seed Oil, Cactus Pear Seed Oil, Nopal Oil, Barbary Fig Seed Oil

EXTRACTION METHOD:  Cold Pressed

ORIGIN: Morocco

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Tamanu Oil (Calophyllum Inophyllum Oil)

With the rising awareness about the essence of using chemical-free products, switching to natural surely seems appealing. Still, it is wise to gather information before actually getting to using it. Tamanu oil is one such underrated essential oil that is an excellent natural substitute. From anti-bacterial and healing to sun protection and antioxidizing, Tamanu oil has numerous beneficial properties. Read on to discover the fascinating characteristics of this natural oil. What is Tamanu Oil? Tamanu oil is a thick, greenish-yellow oil extracted from the nuts of the Laurelwood tree (Calophyllum inophyllum). It has tremendous medicinal benefits of treating a plethora of skin diseases and wounds. Thus, the oil makes for the perfect skin and hair care constituent. Origin: First used in 1951 for treatment, the tamanu oil is now widely used worldwide for fuel, topical application, and more. It is extensively used in countries like India, the Philippines, etc., and is recognized by the US and European Unions. It is known by varying names worldwide, such as beauty leaf oil, Calophyllum inophyllum seed oil, Alexandrian laurel, etc. The tree bears fruit twice a year—May and November. The fruit grows to be 2-4cm in diameter, carrying a large single seed used to extract oil. Composition: Tamanu oil consists of multiple fatty acids such as palmitic, oleic, erucic, stearic, linoleic, and various other compounds. Together, these constituents exhibit high inflammatory, antioxidizing, and healing properties. Tamanu Oil Uses and Benefits: Tamanu oil usage varies from biodiesel in vehicles and electricity to skin injuries and hair grease. However, most of its uses are practically recognized in medicinal and treatment fields. Skin Benefits:

• Wounds and Scars: Tamanu oil can help wounds heal faster, as it promotes skin regeneration. Furthermore, it has anti-inflammatory characteristics that reduce scars. The oil boosts collagen production, which is an essential protein of the skin. Thus, it proliferates the skin and helps in rejuvenation.
•  Burns and Insect Stings: The anti-inflammatory properties of the tamanu oil make it useful in treating burns and insect stings. Both these problems occur under the skin. The oil helps in recovering the skin cells and tissues, thus promoting healing. Additionally, it is also used to protect the skin from the harmful rays of the sun and treating sunburns.
• Acne and Wrinkles: Application of tamanu oil instils anti-bacterial activity in treating Propionibacterium acnes and granulosum. These properties, along with anti-inflammatory ones, together help in treating acne on your skin.
  The oil is also used in several skincare products as it is rich in fatty acids. These compounds hydrate the skin and help retain its moisture. Furthermore, its antioxidants can fight free radicals, which are the prime cause of aging. Thus, you must surely use tamanu oil as an anti-aging product.
• Dark Spots and Dry Skin: As with the case of scars, tamanu oil also proves useful in lightening dark spots. These are usually the result of UV rays, and tamanu oil is known for exhibiting sun-protection benefits.
  Apart from that, the oil contains a rich number of fatty acids that help your skin get its required moisture. Therefore, using tamanu oil in your skincare routine can help treat dry skin, giving you glowing, moisturized skin.
• Inflammatory Skin Conditions: One of the most severe inflammatory skin diseases is eczema or dermatitis. Tamanu oil has excellent anti-inflammatory properties that can help reduce this condition, if not completely remove. It also helps with other diseases like urticaria.
• Stretch Marks: Stretch marks can appear on your skin as a result of rapid expanding or shrinking of the skin. Though you cannot entirely remove these marks through treatments, you can certainly lighten them. How? By using products that help increase the production of collagen on your skin.
  Tamanu oil is known to have the property of boosting collagen content, thus effectively reducing stretch marks.

Hair Benefits: The oil contains omega 6 (linoleic acid), omega 9 (oleic acid), and other essential compounds that are highly beneficial for hair.

• Its omega 6 compounds moisturize your hair and help retain its soft, glossy texture. Thus, it proves to be a nourishing conditioner.

• The oil has omega 9 that promotes healthy growth, making your hair thicker, longer, and stronger.

• Palmitic acid makes your hair soft while reducing the greasy texture.

• Stearic acid cleans your hair, reducing dirt and sweat.

• The oil’s anti-inflammatory properties help the scalp remain free of fungal infections and inflammation.

Overall, tamanu oil promotes healthy hair and easy management, reducing hair fall and other hair issues. Other Uses

• Athlete’s Foot: It is a fungal infection that may occur between your toes, in the form of rashes, burns, etc. Athlete’s foot mainly occurs due to sweaty feet for a long time. You can treat this fungus with the help of tamanu oil. The oil has anti-microbial properties that act against bacteria and fungi.

• Vaginal Infections: Bacteria significantly multiplies in warm conditions and sometimes can cause vaginal infections. Tamanu oil has anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial compounds that can treat this condition to a great extent, if not entirely. Thus, you may apply a diluted version of this oil to the affected area to treat vaginal infections.

Tamanu Oil Using Tips Tamanu oil has numerous benefits and can help you with a plethora of skin, hair, and other body issues. However, it is significantly thick, and you must not use it directly on your body.

1. Use it in facial masks with vitamin E oil.
2. Make a cleansing scrub with sugar and tamanu oil.
3. Blend tamanu oil with lavender, avocado, and jojoba oil to make a natural face and body moisturizer.
4. Add in your shampoo or conditioner.
5. Mix with cocoa and shea butter to prepare a mask for stretch marks.

Natural oils can have immense healing properties and are certainly better than chemical skincare and cosmetic products. Using tamanu oil in your daily skincare regime can prove to be substantially helpful. Still, make sure to dilute it before using and test on a small patch before applying to a large area.
Use tamanu oil regularly to get glowing and healthy hair and skin! 100% Pure TAMANU (FORAHA)OIL

CAS NUMBER: 241148-25-4 ; 223748-12-7

PRODUCT # OTO-112301

INCI NAME: Pentaclethra Macroloba (Pracaxi) Seed Oil

PART USED: Nut Kernels

SYNONYMS: Calophyllum inophyllum L.

COMMON NAMES: Indian Laurel, Alexandrian Laurel, Tacamahac Tree , Ati Tree, Beach Calophyllum, Beach Touriga, Kamanu, Kamani, Indian Doomba Oiltree

EXTRACTION METHOD: Cold Pressed

ORIGIN: India

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