Marula Oil

The tree is protected in South Africa (also known as the “Elephant Tree”), the fruit is a source of food for wild game and the pulp is used to make traditional beer

Oils with similar properties:
Olive Oil, Papaya Seed oil, Hazelnut Oil, Plum Seed Oil, Peach Kernel Oil, Camellia Oleifera (tea) Seed Oil

Fatty Acid Profile

Primary: Palmitic Acid (C16:0) 9,17-12,75; Oleic Acid (C18:1 c) 72,95- 75,73

Secondary: Stearic Acid (C18:0) 6,44-7,85; Linoleic Acid (C18:2c) 3,98- 8,28

• Exceptionally stable high in natural antioxidants
• Perfect rescue oil for sudden skin discomforts
• Promotes softness, suppleness & radiance of skin / hair
• Massaging into scalp to stimulates hair growth
• Massaging into the nail bed to stimulates nail growth
• Use as moisturizer to delay aging effects
• Naturally cleansing yet moisturizing, suitable to use in Shampoo (combo of palmitic / stearic)

Massage Oil, Skin Oils, Moisturizing, for dry or chapped skin, Lip treatments, Hair shampoo / conditioners, Marula Butters or Balms, Serums.