Andiroba oil

Data sheet

INCI: Carapa Guianensis Oil

Status: Natural compliant

Supply chain: directly from Brazil

Classification: cosmetic grade

Method of production: cold pressed, unrefined

Plant part: seeds

Processing: no ethoxylation, no irradiation, no sulphonation, no hydrogenation

Natural index: ISO 16128: Natural 1.0

Additives: no

Preservatives: no

Appearance: liquid, yellowish, semi-viscous

Texture: light

Scent, aroma: characteristic

Use level: 1 - 100 %

Melting point: liquid at room temperature

Saponification index: 190 - 210

Key benefits: antiallergic, antiinflammatory, antioxidant, soothing, regenerative, restoring, insect repellent

Suitable for: massage, cosmetics, treatments

Collection: Amazonian Rainforest

SKIN CARE: Face creams, Eye creams, Serums

BODY CARE: Balms, Body butters, Body oils, Creams, Lotions, Hand creams, Massage oils, Foot creams

HAIR CARE: Conditioners, Beard oils, Hair serums

SUN CARE: Sun oils, Creams

KIDS: Balms, Creams

MAKE-UP: Concealers, Foundations

SKIN TYPE: Dry, Mature, Sensitive, All types

HAIR TYPE: Curly, Dry, All types

TRENDS IT SUPPORTS: At-Home, Clean Beauty, Customised, Men's Grooming, Skinimalism, Waterless, Well-aging

STORAGE: in a cool, dry place protected from sunlight

The andiroba tree native to Amazon region gives this Brazilian rainforest oil, an exotic addition to personal care formulations. Rich in unique limonoids like andirobin, brings great benefits to skin and hair, helps alleviate inflammation associated with many skin ailments.

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Andiroba oil benefits

How to use Andiroba oil on face

Andiroba oil is obtained from the seeds of the Andiroba tree, which is found in the Amazon rainforest. It is packed with nutrients and fatty acids that can benefit your skin. Here are some simple steps to use Andiroba oil on your face:

Cleanse your face thoroughly with a gentle cleanser and pat it dry with a towel.
Take a few drops of Andiroba oil in your palms and massage it gently on your face using upward circular motions. Be sure to cover your entire face, including the neck and forehead.
Let the oil sit on your face for at least 20 minutes. You can leave it on overnight for a more intensive treatment.
Rinse your face with lukewarm water and pat it dry with a towel.
You can repeat this process daily or weekly, depending on your skin's needs.

Some benefits of using Andiroba oil on your face include increased skin hydration, improved texture and elasticity, and reduced inflammation and redness. Start with just a small amount and see how your skin responds. If you notice any irritation or breakouts, discontinue use.

How to use Andiroba oil on body

Andiroba oil is a wonderful natural oil that has been used for centuries in traditional Amazonian medicine to treat a variety of skin conditions. To use Andiroba oil on your body, follow these simple steps:

Take a sufficient amount of Andiroba oil and warm it up by rubbing it between your palms.
Apply the oil to the skin, concentrating on areas that are particularly dry or itchy.
Gently massage the oil into your skin in circular motions, ensuring that it is fully absorbed.
Allow the oil to sit on your skin for a few minutes to fully moisturize and nourish it.
For best results, apply Andiroba oil to your body after bathing or showering, when your skin is still slightly damp.

Enjoy the benefits of this amazing natural oil!

How to use Andiroba oil on Hair

Andiroba oil is known for its moisturizing and nourishing properties, and is often used in hair care products. Here are some ways to use Andiroba oil on hair:

Scalp massage: Warm up the oil and use your fingers to massage it onto your scalp. This will improve blood circulation and help the oil reach the roots of your hair.
Deep conditioning treatment: Apply the oil to your hair, making sure to cover all strands. Massage it gently into your scalp and leave it on for at least 30 minutes before washing it off with shampoo and conditioner.
Leave-in conditioner: You can also use Andiroba oil as a leave-in conditioner by applying a small amount to the ends of your hair after showering. This will help keep your hair hydrated and prevent split ends.

Overall, Andiroba oil is a great natural alternative to commercial hair care products, and can be used in various ways to keep your hair healthy and nourished.

Synergies with Andiroba oil

When paired with essential oils, Andiroba oil can enhance their therapeutic properties and improve their absorption into the skin. Additionally, Andiroba oil has anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties that can strengthen the positive effects of the other oils it is blended with.

Some oils that go well with Andiroba oil:

Lavender essential oil: Known for its calming and soothing properties, Lavender oil can be blended with Andiroba oil to create a relaxing massage oil or a natural remedy for stress relief.
Tea Tree essential oil: With powerful anti-bacterial and anti-viral properties, Tea Tree oil can be blended with Andiroba oil to create an effective acne-fighting serum or a natural solution for skin infections.
Geranium essential oil: Often used to help balance hormones and for its skin-care properties, Geranium oil can be blended with Andiroba oil to create a nourishing and uplifting massage oil.

Andiroba oil has a lot to offer in terms of its versatility and ability to blend well with other oils, making it a great choice for anyone looking to explore the world of natural ingredients.