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Product Overview

Description

 

Moringa oil comes from the seeds of the Moringa oleifera tree, a fast growing leafy tree species native to south India.

 

Moringa seed oil has numerous antioxidants in it, the oil does not become rancid for several years after it is produced

This makes it sought after for a number of health and beauty applications

The oil is viable for use as a cooking oil , small amounts of oil are often used in recipes calling for a rich, nutty flavor, such as stir-fried dishes and marinades. Moringa oil is also occasionally used as a dressing for vegetables, salads, and other green dishes.

Moringa oil is among the most desired oils in the formulation of skin care products and cosmetics, chosen for its many antioxidants and documented skin-rejuvenating properties. These antioxidants do wonders for aging and nutrient-depleted skin. You can experience these benefits today!

Moringa oil is a popular natural supplement to increase the health and strength of the hair and scalp. It can be massaged into the hair and scalp and allowed to remain there for several minutes, delivering rejuvenating vitamins and minerals to the follicles of the hair and tissue of the scalp. Regular massage with this oil can help reduce split ends and dandruff.

 

In similar fashion, Moringa oil–one of the most nutrient dense oils in the world–is a popular choice for many anti-aging and wrinkle reduction products. Although there are new and innovative scientific ways to reduce wrinkles and restore vitality to the skin, much of the secret to youthful skin simply lies in maintaining a healthy living environment for skin cells to live–and Moringa oil achieves this goal perfectly

 

Another interesting application of Moringa oil is in the production of expensive and natural perfumes and fragrances.

 

Because Moringa contains powerful antioxidants, it’s also included in soaps, shampoos, body washes and skin scrubs. Moringa oil absorbs quickly into the skin, so it is a good choice for beauty products that are rinsed off the skin, such as soaps and bath scrubs.

 

Composition of Moringa Oil per 100g
Nutrient	Amount in gram
Myristic acid	0.1
Palmitic acid	6.2
Palmitoleic acid	1.1
Stearic acid	4.8
Behenic acid	6.2
Arachidic acid	3.5
MonoUnsaturated fatty acids	77.1
Oleic acid	74.4
Gadoleic acid	1.6
Linoleic acid, Omega 6	1.2
Linoleic acid, Omega 3	0.3