Avocado Oil

Oleic acid (up to 66%) and palmitic acid (12–24%) are just two of the many fatty acids that avocado oil is high in. Omega 3 , Vitamins A, E, and D are abundantly present in this oil.

1. Delays aging:
As we grow older, our ability to produce collagen declines, leaving the skin drier and looking older. Avocado oil's phytosterols and vitamin E stimulate the creation of collagen, which delays the onset of ageing. Due to the high oleic acid content, it has powerful moisturising and emollient characteristics that leave the skin feeling soft and supple and minimise the visibility of wrinkles and fine lines.

2. Boosts collagen build up:
Fatty acids and the vitamins A, D, and E are abundant in avocado oil. According to studies, these nutrients may help to build collagen and increase the skin's tensile strength. Following procedures like dermabrasion, avocado oil can be utilised to moisturise the skin. This could stimulate the production of collagen and ensure the youth of your skin.

3. Moisturises and nourishes the skin:
The skin is nourished by the lipids, minerals, and vitamins A, C, D, and E in avocado oil. It moisturises dry, damaged, and chapped skin when applied topically. The lipids in the oil improve the permeability of the skin and rebuild the skin barrier. This suggests that using avocado oil may improve the way skincare products are absorbed.

4. Repair UV-Harmed Skin:
Avocado oil can aid in reducing inflammation and UV damage. It contains polyhydroxylated fatty alcohols (PFA), which can reduce inflammation and cell damage brought on by UV radiation. Avocado oil can also be used to soothe sunburns and stop photoaging (like dark spots and pigmentation).

5. Reduces eczema and psoriasis skin inflammation:
Acne and psoriasis-related dry, itchy, and flaky skin often respond favourably to the antioxidants and vitamins in avocado oil.

Cold Pressed

Pretty neutral aroma

Pale Yellow, may go cloudy in low temperatures but will return to normal.

1. Use 2-3 drops of the mixture to gently massage your damp face in a circular motion
2. For optimal results, apply the Avocado Oil twice daily
3. Avocado Oil can be used as a face mask or add to the lotion, cream, shower gel, or bath oil and used to massage the skin
4. It has no negative effects when applied on the skin daily

1. Avoid coming in contact with Avocado Oil if you have an avocado allergy
2. It is advised to perform a patch test on your forearm before applying the oil directly to your skin to determine how your skin will respond
3. It is safe for you if there is no reaction after 24 hours
4. Always apply Avocado Oil extra virgin to your skin
5. The cold-pressed process is used to obtain the oil from the highest grade fruits. It keeps all of the fruit's goodness as a result.