Olive oil Organic

Certified Organic

Data sheet

INCI: Olea Europaea Oil

Status: Cosmos Organic

Method of production: cold pressed, unrefined

Plant part: fruit pulp

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

Natural index: ISO 16128: Natural 1.0

Additives: no

Preservatives: no

Appearance: greenish yellow, liquid

Texture: rich/heavy

Scent, aroma: characteristic

Use level: 1 - 100 %

Melting point: liquid at room temperature

Key benefits: anti-wrinkle, emollient, protective, nourishing, regenerative

Suitable for: cosmetics, household, soaps

SKIN CARE: Balms, Face oils

BODY CARE: Balms, Body butters, Body oils, Foot creams, Hand creams, Lotion bars, Ointments/Salves, Nail oils/creams

HAIR CARE: Conditioners, Hair serums, Shampoo bars

KIDS: Balms, Creams

SKIN TYPE: Dry, Normal

HAIR TYPE: Coloured, Damaged, Dry

TRENDS IT SUPPORTS: At-Home, Clean Beauty, Customised, Skinimalism, Waterless

STORAGE: in a cool, dry place protected from sunlight

With high levels of tocopherols, polyphenols, sterols, and squalene, olive oil nourishes and regenerates the skin, makes it soft and supple, protects the skin from environmental influences. It is also valuable for hair care products.

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Olive oil Organic benefits

How to use Olive oil on face

Using olive oil on your face can provide numerous benefits, such as moisturizing the skin, fighting inflammation and providing antioxidants. To use olive oil on your face, follow these steps:

Before applying olive oil, make sure your face is clean. Use a gentle cleanser and pat your face dry with a clean towel.
Pour a few drops of olive oil in your palm. Rub your hands together to warm the oil, which helps it absorb better into your skin.
Gently massage the warmed olive oil onto your face using circular motions. Focus on areas that tend to be dry or have fine lines.
Allow the olive oil to absorb into your skin for about 15-30 minutes or overnight for a more intensive treatment.
If you feel that there's too much oil on your face after the absorption period, gently blot the excess oil with a clean tissue or cotton pad.

Keep in mind that using olive oil on your face may not be suitable for everyone, especially if you have oily or acne-prone skin.

How to use Olive oil on body

Olive oil can be a great addition to your skincare routine as it is rich in antioxidants and healthy fats that can help nourish and protect the skin. Here are a few tips on how to use olive oil on your body:

Moisturizer: Simply apply a small amount of olive oil onto your skin after a shower or bath and massage it into your skin until it is absorbed.
Massage oil: Olive oil can also be used as a massage oil. Warm the oil by placing the oil in a bowl on a water bath, then apply it to the skin and massage gently.
Cuticle oil: Apply a small amount of olive oil to your cuticles and massage gently to moisturize and soften cuticles.
Body scrub: Mix olive oil with coarse sea salt or sugar to create a homemade body scrub. Apply the mixture to damp skin and massage in circular motions to exfoliate the skin.
Bath oil: Add a few tablespoons of olive oil to your bathwater for a moisturizing and relaxing soak. The oil will help hydrate your skin while you enjoy your bath.

Remember to use extra virgin olive oil for the best results.

How to use Olive oil on Hair

Olive oil is a natural and versatile product that can be beneficial for hair care. Here's how you can use olive oil on your hair:

You can use olive oil as is or warm it slightly by placing the oil in a bowl on a water bath.
Gently massage the warm olive oil in circular motions using your fingertips to improve circulation and promote relaxation.
After massaging the scalp, distribute the oil from the roots to the tips of your hair. Make sure to coat each strand thoroughly.
Cover your hair with a shower cap or wrap it in a warm towel. This creates a warm environment that allows the oil to penetrate the hair shaft and scalp effectively.
Leave the olive oil on your hair for at least 30 minutes or overnight for deep conditioning.
Shampoo your hair as usual to remove the olive oil. You may need to shampoo twice to ensure that all the oil is removed.

In addition, you can mix olive oil with other natural ingredients such as honey, avocado or egg to create a DIY hair mask.

Synergies with Olive oil

Olive oil is a versatile and widely used ingredient in cosmetic formulations due to its beneficial properties for the skin, hair and nails. When combined with other compatible ingredients, olive oil can enhance their effectiveness and create synergistic effects. Here are some examples of synergies with olive oil and other cosmetic ingredients:

Coconut oil: Olive oil and coconut oil can be combined to create a multipurpose moisturizer. Coconut oil is rich in fatty acids and has antimicrobial properties, while olive oil provides hydration and antioxidant benefits.
Essential Oils: Essential oils, such as lavender, tea tree, or rosemary oil, can be combined with olive oil to create aromatic blends. Olive oil acts as a carrier oil, helping to dilute and disperse the essential oils while providing moisturizing properties to the skin.
Shea Butter: Mixing olive oil with shea butter creates a rich and deeply moisturizing blend. Shea butter is known for its emollient properties and ability to nourish and soften the skin. Olive oil adds extra hydration and enhances the overall texture of the product.
Vitamin E: Olive oil is naturally rich in vitamin E, a potent antioxidant that helps protect the skin from damage caused by free radicals. Enriching olive oil with vitamin E can boost its antioxidant benefits, promoting healthier-looking skin.

Overall, olive oil can be a great base ingredient for many cosmetic formulations, and its benefits can be enhanced when combined with other complementary ingredients.