Raw materials

Cold-pressed kukui oil is obtained from the fruits of the Aleurites moluccanus tree, which is widespread in Polynesia. It is an oil that has an extremely soothing and protective effect and is quickly absorbed. Hawaiians use this oil to protect their skin from salt water, harsh sun and drying winds. Kukui oil easily penetrates the deepest layers of the skin, creates a protective barrier on the skin and prevents transepidermal water loss. It can be used to reduce burn scars and pregnancy hyperpigmentation (melasma). It is also known that kukui oil works at the cellular level to reduce redness and inflammation on the skin and helps in cases of eczema, psoriasis, dry and damaged skin, and stimulates collagen production and faster turnover of surface skin cells. It is out of range.

Cold-pressed grape seed oil is obtained from grapes that are primarily grown for wine production. This oil is rich in polyphenols, which are one of the most powerful antioxidants in nature. They protect the skin from damage caused by the sun and factors such as pollution and strengthen the skin's protective barrier. High levels of Omega-6 fatty acids contribute to the formation of ceramides on the skin's surface, and transepidermal water loss is prevented by the moisturizing properties of this oil, which acts as an occlusive. This phenomenon helps fight dry skin, fine lines and makes the skin smooth, soft and youthful. Grape seed oil is an excellent ally in the fight against various skin problems such as acne, eczema, rosacea and inflammation, but it is also an excellent ingredient in skin care products, as well as in massage oils due to its anti-inflammatory properties. This oil has recorded benefits in the treatment of burns and scars due to its regenerative properties.

It is obtained by cold crushing of sesame seeds. This oil is rich in unsaturated fatty acids, vitamins A, E and B. Sesame oil contains an equal proportion of oleic and linoleic acids, which means that it is rich in unsaturated fatty acids. It contains phenolic compounds (sesamol) and lignans (sesamin, sesamolin). It is very light and can be used in hair and scalp care. It is a natural antioxidant and helps reduce the visibility of scars on the skin. It is intended for dry skin, prone to frequent inflammatory processes and poor microcirculation. It is excellent for making cosmetic preparations due to its stability and high-quality emulsion systems. It is pleasant in massages, and has a weak but noticeable UV protection factor, so it is added to sun care cosmetics, along with similar oils (shea butter, Chilean hazelnut). It is often used to make macerates of medicinal herbs, because it is resistant to oxidation. Caution for people who are allergic to sesame.