Baobab oil, certified organic
Baobab oil, certified organic
Organic, coldāpressed baobab oil is derived from the seeds of the majestic baobab tree found in Africa. Revered for centuries for its unique properties, this oil is now appreciated in natural beauty routines for its distinctive blend of saturated, monounsaturated, and polyunsaturated fatty acids. Its rich composition has made baobab oil a popular ingredient for those seeking to naturally nourish and moisturise both skin and hair.
Skincare Uses
Moisturisation: Baobab oil is believed to help keep the skin supple and moisturised, with its balanced profile of palmitic, oleic, and linoleic acids potentially supporting the skin's natural moisture barrier.
Gentle and nonāirritating: Often considered nonāirritating, it is seen as a suitable choice for various skin types, with a gentle profile that may contribute to overall skin comfort.
Haircare Uses
Natural moisturiser: In haircare, baobab oil is thought to act as a natural moisturiser, potentially aiding in reducing dryness and improving manageability.
Nourishing properties: Its unique ability to penetrate hair strands is said to offer nourishment from within, which may help in managing frizz and enhancing hair texture.
Deep conditioning: Frequently included in hair masks, baobab oil is valued for its potential to provide deep conditioning, contributing to a smoother and more manageable appearance.
Additional Uses
Versatile ingredient: Baobab oil is often incorporated into a wide range of cosmetic formulations, offering a natural option for enhancing both skincare and haircare products.
Note: Individual responses may vary, and a patch test is recommended before use, especially for those with known allergies or skin sensitivities.
Common Name: Baobab oil
INCI: Andansonia digitata seed oil
Certification: Certified organic, BioGro
Appearance: Pale yellow liquid
Plant Parts Used: Seeds
Extraction Method: Cold pressed
Refinement: Virgin
Purity: 100%
Origin: South Africa
Usage Rate: Up to 100%
Typical Fatty Acid Profile: Oleic: 30 - 42%, Palmitic: 18 - 46%, Linoleic: 12 - 35%, Stearic: 5 - 6%
Absorption Rate: Fast
Skin Type Recommended: Most skin types, particularly dry, oily, and acne-prone skin
Vegan: Yes
Palm Oil: No
Animal Tested: No
All our products are for external use only.
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Baobab oil, certified organic
Baobab oil, certified organic
Baobab oil, certified organic
Organic, coldāpressed baobab oil is derived from the seeds of the majestic baobab tree found in Africa. Revered for centuries for its unique properties, this oil is now appreciated in natural beauty routines for its distinctive blend of saturated, monounsaturated, and polyunsaturated fatty acids. Its rich composition has made baobab oil a popular ingredient for those seeking to naturally nourish and moisturise both skin and hair.
Skincare Uses
Moisturisation: Baobab oil is believed to help keep the skin supple and moisturised, with its balanced profile of palmitic, oleic, and linoleic acids potentially supporting the skin's natural moisture barrier.
Gentle and nonāirritating: Often considered nonāirritating, it is seen as a suitable choice for various skin types, with a gentle profile that may contribute to overall skin comfort.
Haircare Uses
Natural moisturiser: In haircare, baobab oil is thought to act as a natural moisturiser, potentially aiding in reducing dryness and improving manageability.
Nourishing properties: Its unique ability to penetrate hair strands is said to offer nourishment from within, which may help in managing frizz and enhancing hair texture.
Deep conditioning: Frequently included in hair masks, baobab oil is valued for its potential to provide deep conditioning, contributing to a smoother and more manageable appearance.
Additional Uses
Versatile ingredient: Baobab oil is often incorporated into a wide range of cosmetic formulations, offering a natural option for enhancing both skincare and haircare products.
Note: Individual responses may vary, and a patch test is recommended before use, especially for those with known allergies or skin sensitivities.
Common Name: Baobab oil
INCI: Andansonia digitata seed oil
Certification: Certified organic, BioGro
Appearance: Pale yellow liquid
Plant Parts Used: Seeds
Extraction Method: Cold pressed
Refinement: Virgin
Purity: 100%
Origin: South Africa
Usage Rate: Up to 100%
Typical Fatty Acid Profile: Oleic: 30 - 42%, Palmitic: 18 - 46%, Linoleic: 12 - 35%, Stearic: 5 - 6%
Absorption Rate: Fast
Skin Type Recommended: Most skin types, particularly dry, oily, and acne-prone skin
Vegan: Yes
Palm Oil: No
Animal Tested: No
All our products are for external use only.
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Baobab oil, certified organic
Organic, coldāpressed baobab oil is derived from the seeds of the majestic baobab tree found in Africa. Revered for centuries for its unique properties, this oil is now appreciated in natural beauty routines for its distinctive blend of saturated, monounsaturated, and polyunsaturated fatty acids. Its rich composition has made baobab oil a popular ingredient for those seeking to naturally nourish and moisturise both skin and hair.
Skincare Uses
Moisturisation: Baobab oil is believed to help keep the skin supple and moisturised, with its balanced profile of palmitic, oleic, and linoleic acids potentially supporting the skin's natural moisture barrier.
Gentle and nonāirritating: Often considered nonāirritating, it is seen as a suitable choice for various skin types, with a gentle profile that may contribute to overall skin comfort.
Haircare Uses
Natural moisturiser: In haircare, baobab oil is thought to act as a natural moisturiser, potentially aiding in reducing dryness and improving manageability.
Nourishing properties: Its unique ability to penetrate hair strands is said to offer nourishment from within, which may help in managing frizz and enhancing hair texture.
Deep conditioning: Frequently included in hair masks, baobab oil is valued for its potential to provide deep conditioning, contributing to a smoother and more manageable appearance.
Additional Uses
Versatile ingredient: Baobab oil is often incorporated into a wide range of cosmetic formulations, offering a natural option for enhancing both skincare and haircare products.
Note: Individual responses may vary, and a patch test is recommended before use, especially for those with known allergies or skin sensitivities.
Common Name: Baobab oil
INCI: Andansonia digitata seed oil
Certification: Certified organic, BioGro
Appearance: Pale yellow liquid
Plant Parts Used: Seeds
Extraction Method: Cold pressed
Refinement: Virgin
Purity: 100%
Origin: South Africa
Usage Rate: Up to 100%
Typical Fatty Acid Profile: Oleic: 30 - 42%, Palmitic: 18 - 46%, Linoleic: 12 - 35%, Stearic: 5 - 6%
Absorption Rate: Fast
Skin Type Recommended: Most skin types, particularly dry, oily, and acne-prone skin
Vegan: Yes
Palm Oil: No
Animal Tested: No
All our products are for external use only.














