$12.00 (Incl. GST)
| Common name | Baobab oil | ||||||||
| Botanical name | Adansonia digitata | ||||||||
| Description | Clear yellow | ||||||||
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| Plant parts used | Seeds | ||||||||
| Extraction method | Cold pressing | ||||||||
| Region of origin | Africa |
Baobab oil is known to have highly moisturising and emollient qualities, and is effective in improving skin elasticity and softness. It is a rich source of vitamins A and F, which are actively involved in rejuvenating and renewing cell membranes, and are extremely helpful in the natural process of skin rebuilding. Baobab oil is also high in vitamins D and E, with vitamin E in particular proven to be a superior antioxidant, widely used to help fight the aging process.
Baobab oil is widely used in various creams, lotions and body butters, to treat dry and damaged skin. The oil is a popular intensive hair care treatment, and to alleviate pain caused by burns. Due to being high in Omega 3, 6, and 9, baobab oil is also used as an effective treatment for some skin conditions.
Skin: Elasticity and softness. Skin rebuilding.
Hair: Intensive care
This product is intended for external use only
I've tried baobab in my oil blend for treating my eczema prone skin recently and it has worked wonders in reducing the redness and overall appearance. My skin is softer now and very well moisturized. Can't recommend this oil enough to people prone to eczema!
Baobab is my go to carrier oil in my handmade massage balms, its anti inflammatory, hydrating and is rich in omega 3's, great for dry cracked or older skin. Clients really notice the difference.
I bought it for first time and seems well blended with pomegranate oil and Marula oil.
Made body butter with this and shea butter. Best ever. Won't buy store bought again.
