Pranarom Huile végétale bio à l'extrait de Vanille 50ml in our organic pharmacy, share your opinion on usage tips and dosage with our partner Verified opinions after your purchase.
Pranaromorganic Madagascar vanilla vegetable oil will envelop you in its softness and beneficence. Rich in evocations, this massage oil leaves skin soft and deliciously scented. Ideal for daily skin care or deeply relaxing massages.
Pranarom Madagascan vanilla vegetable oil is a veritable treasure trove of softness and beneficence for the skin. Obtained from a meticulous extraction process of Madagascar vanilla seeds, this oil offers a rich, creamy texture that envelops the skin in a veil of softness and hydration. Its natural composition makes it perfectly suited to all skin types, even the most sensitive.
Vanilla is renowned for its bewitching, evocative fragrance, which conjures up memories of indulgence and warmth. Pranarom's Madagascar vanilla vegetable oil perfectly captures this subtle, delicate fragrance, offering an incomparable sensory experience with every use. Its soft, enveloping fragrance creates an atmosphere of well-being and relaxation, ideal for unwinding after a busy day.
This vegetable vanilla oil is particularly appreciated for its moisturizing and softening properties, making it an ideal choice for sublimating the skin during a relaxing massage. Its rapid absorption and light texture enable a fluid, pleasant massage, leaving skin soft, supple and deliciously scented. Whether for a solo or duo massage, this vegetable oil offers an incomparable sensory experience, conducive to relaxation.
In addition to its benefits as a massage oil, Pranarom Madagascar vanilla vegetable oil can also be used as a daily skin care product. Its natural composition makes it an ideal moisturizer for nourishing and protecting the skin on a daily basis. A few drops are all it takes to deeply moisturize and revitalize the skin, restoring its radiance and softness. This vegetable oil can be used all over the body, including the face, for soft, supple, perfectly moisturized skin.
At Pranarom, we are committed to offering products of the highest quality, while respecting the environment and ethics. Our Madagascar vanilla vegetable oil is organically grown, guaranteeing environmentally-friendly production and sustainable agricultural practices. In addition, we ensure that our partner producers receive fair remuneration and that local communities are involved in the production process, thus contributing to the economic and social development of the producing regions.
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Pranarôm Organic Vanilla Plant Oil can be applied to the skin with a light massage until completely absorbed.
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Precautions for use
This vegetable oil contains 100% pure, natural Bourbon vanilla extract, extremely rich in vanillin (12%), obtained from beans harvested and prepared in Madagascar using traditional methods.
Presentation - Packaging
Pranarôm organic vanilla vegetable oil comes in a 50 ml opaque bottle.
A first cold-pressed vegetable oil is an exclusively mechanical extraction process carried out at low temperature. This method preserves the full content of essential fatty acids, vitamin E, antioxidants...
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