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Nourish with Vegetable Oils

Soya, jojoba, almond...beauty is nourished by nature. Woman have been using vegetable(plant) oils since time immemorial. The unsaturated fatty acids found in these oils found in these oils nourish the skin woderfully.

Get into vegetable oil habit
Because vegetable oils are beauty products in their pure state, they provide an intense essence of the fruit, tree or flower which they come from. Applied to the skin, they bond with the cutaneous tissue which then draws out the fatty acids essential to its nutrition. Their virtues are many: they reinforce the structure of the corneal layer and they restore the lipidic film to the epidermis. Thus protected, the skin is better hydrated and more resistant to environmental nasties.
Whether for body, hair or skin, vegetable oil is one of the most sensual treatments you can give yourself. After a bath or shower apply to a slightly damp skin as an alternative to body lotion.

Each oil has its own unique property
Soothing and softening, almond oil works wonders as a cleanser for sensitive or very dry skin.

  • Jojoba oil regulates the secretion of sebum whilst revitalizing and nourishing the skin through to the dermis. In its natural form it contains a sunscreen of factor 5.
  • Evening primrose oil and borage oil are both naturally rich in fatty acids and are equally good for skin regeneration and stabilizing the hormones.
  • Apricot kernel oil is good for excessively oily skin.


Some Facts about Vegetable Oils
  • Concentrated fruit-kernel oils possess multiple virtues.
  • Three or four times a year, combine external and internal beauty treatments.



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