Tamanu oil, unrefined 10 ml
| Producer: | Germany |
| Botanical name: | Calophyllum Imophyllum Seed |
| Appearance: | liquid |
- Availability: In Stock
Unrefined tamanu oil - a healing ingredient for the skin
Tamanu oil is a true elixir, it is extracted from the nuts of the Alexandrian laurel and is known for its healing and revitalizing properties, incomparable in its gentleness and effectiveness on the skin.
| Method of production: | Cold pressed, unrefined. For external use only! | |
| Fatty acid composition: | Physico-chemical parameters | |
| | Appearance | Greenish or greenish-brown viscous liquid with no extraneous odor |
| Iodine number | 90 | |
| Saponification number | 200 | |
| Synonyms: |
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| Calophyllum inophyllum Linn. (botanical name) | ||
*You can read more about selecting oils by fatty acid composition here on our Makeup Creation Blog
Application of the oil in cosmetics: basic properties
Cosmetic properties of tamanu oil are based on its chemical composition. The oil contains a wide range of biologically active ingredients, including three main types of lipids: neutral fats - triacylglycerols, glycolipids and phospholipids - the main lipid components of cell membranes, as well as free fatty acids, sterols, terpenoids and steroids, lactones and others.
A distinctive feature of tamanu oil and the source of its extraordinary healing ability is the presence of such unique components as calophyllic acid and immune-stimulating and anti-inflammatory agent - calophyllolide, which stimulate the formation of new, healthy skin cells.
Total lipid content: Neutral lipids 92%, Glycolipids 6.4%, Phospholipids 1.6%.
Among Neutral lipids: Monoacylglycerols 1.8%, sn -1,3 Diaglycerides 2.4%, sn -1,2 (2,3) Diaglycerides 2.6%, Free fatty acids 7.4%, Triacylglycerols 82.3%, Sterols, sterolesters and hydrocarbons 3.5%.
Contains approximately 7% wax, so you may see solid deposits in the unrefined oil.
Sterol content, % of total amount
b - sitosterol 42,7
Stigmasterol 36,4
Campesterol 14,0
Delta-5-avenasterol 5,0
Action of tamanu oil on the skin
It has anti-inflammatory and regenerating action. Heals wounds, burns, scars, stitches, rashes, herpes, irritations, inflammations, pain and insect bite marks. It is used for skin with couperosis, as the oils restores broken capillaries and texture on damaged skin. Tamanu oil reduces skin irritation, soothes the skin, has a protective effect against external factors, and is an active moisturizer.
Despite its viscosity, it is well absorbed into the skin, increasing blood circulation, while leaving no greasy residue or shine.
Action of the oil in hair cosmetics
Alexandrian laurel oil is widely used in hair care cosmetics. With it you can prepare active oil mixtures for application to the roots and the whole length of the hair, or include it in shampoos, conditioners, conditioners or masks for deep hair restoration.
Thanks to its good conditioning properties, tamanu oil can restore smoothness and softness to your hair. Simply include it in warm hair oil mixtures and repeat the procedure at least once a week. Such procedures will help to restore the hair shaft even after severe damage (coloring, perm, UV cure), as well as prevent split ends.
When applied to the roots of the hair, tamanu oil stimulates hair growth and prevents hair loss, adds volume and density. In contact with the scalp, tamanu moisturizes it and helps to eliminate itching after the use of aggressive shampoos.
The main indications for the use of the oil
- for acne, eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, post-surgical scars, burns, ulcers, boils, inflammation, rashes, etc.
- to heal microtraumas and microcracks;
- to protect and moisturize dry and sensitive skin;
- for regenerating compositions (anti-aging, after-sun, etc.);
- as an immune-stimulating and anti-inflammatory ingredient;
- to strengthen capillaries.
- joint inflammation
- to relieve itching and rashes in children
- for ulcers and cracks on the skin of the face and body
- for rheumatism
- lichen planus
- neuritis accompanying leprosy. Tamanu oil has been the best known remedy for leprosy since time immemorial.
How much oil to add to recipes
Can be used as a base oil, pure or as an additive - 10-50%.
- Uses and recommended percentage of input:
- Hygienic products: 0.5-10%.
- Cosmetic products (for therapeutic cosmetics and skin care products): 5-20%.
- Decorative cosmetics and facial skin care products: 2-5%.
- Aromatherapy: pure and in combination with other oils.
Oil for external use only
Due to its extraordinary healing ability, high antibacterial and anti-inflammatory activity, tamanu oil is an ideal biologically active component for a wide range of cosmetic products for various purposes - creams, ointments, pomades, lotions.
Store in a tightly closed dark container. After opening, store only in the refrigerator.
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| Producer: | Germany |
| Botanical name: | Calophyllum Imophyllum Seed |
| Appearance: | liquid |
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