Baobab Oil

Baobab Oil is the apple of the eye of the cosmetic industry in Africa and Scandinavian countries. The main reasons why the world's most famous cosmetic brands use baobab oil in their products are as follows:

Baobab oil obtained from baobab seeds contains high amounts of vitamins A, C, D, E, F and beta-carotene, amino acids and tartaric acid, which are necessary for healthy skin.

Baobab oil is obtained by cold pressing. Its scent has slightly nutty notes and is very pleasant.

It soothes and moisturizes dry, dehydrated and irritated skin, and helps sunburns heal quickly. It is easily absorbed by the skin and increases skin elasticity, fights against aging effects, supports skin texture and cell renewal.

It acts as a powerful antioxidant, protects the skin against premature aging, reduces spots and scars. It also comes to the fore in preventing stretch marks and is especially helpful for pregnant women.

Baobab oil is also a step forward in hair care. It is quickly and easily absorbed by the hair and scalp, and nourishes the hair and scalp by providing moisture and elasticity to opened hair scales and broken hair bridges. Baobab Oil also helps in the treatment of eczema and psoriasis, skin scarring, dermatitis and skin cancer.

So how is baobab oil used? Organic baobab oil can be used by applying a few drops to the skin and massaging gently, or you can use it by adding 7-8 drops to your existing moisturizer. Especially for sagging problems in the neck, under the neck and décolleté areas, using 4-5 drops will be sufficient. It can be used by direct friction on the hair or by pouring it into the existing shampoo.

Baobab oil is especially effective when used pure, soothing dry, dehydrated, irritated skin. Although many creams, serums, and lotions are made from baobab oil, none of them have the same effect as pure baobab oil. This herbal oil moisturizes and helps sunburns heal quickly. It is easily and quickly absorbed by the skin, increases skin elasticity, fights against aging effects, supports skin texture, and cell renewal.

Fatty acids contained in baobab oil are as follows:

Oleik Asit: %30-42

Palmitik Asit: %18-30

Stearic Acid: %2-9

Linoleik Asit: %20-35

Another feature of baobab oil is that it preserves the moisture in your skin for a long time. Thanks to this effect and its nourishing properties, there is a shine and liveliness in the areas where baobab oil is applied, but do not confuse this effect with the shine effect of other oils you apply to your skin. Baobab oil is quickly absorbed and leaves a shiny appearance on your skin, but it does not look oily.

To use baobab oil in hair care, add the following into the baobab oil:

20 ml boabab oil

10 drops of rosemary

10 Drops of Lemon

Add 10 drops of peppermint oil and massage into your hair roots.

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 To use baobab oil in skin care;

20 ml baobab oil

10 drops of Apricot kernel oil

10 drops of Primrose oil

  5 drops of mastic oil

  5 drops of Rose oil

 10 drops of grape seed oil

 By mixing half a teaspoon of solid coconut oil, you will get very good results for skin care.

Skin mask that can be applied once a week with boabab oil

However, before all this, boabab oil is also effective in skin care on its own.

20 ml spoon of boabab oil

3 tablespoons of clay

2 Tablespoons of milk

1 tablespoon jojoba oil

1 teaspoon grapefruit oil

 Blend the oils and clays we have listed above thoroughly, apply once a week, wash your face with cold water after half an hour and apply the formula after looking at the skin with boabab.