Pranarom Huile Végétale de Souchet Bio 50 ml is a nourishing, soothing treatment for dry skin and brittle hair. It also helps slow hair regrowth after depilation.
Generally used in cooking for its delicately sweet taste, Yellow Nutsedge oil is also recognized for soothing dry, damaged skin and nourishing dry, brittle hair. Concentrated in omegas 6 and 9, this organic vegetable oil provides suppleness and protects the skin from dehydration. As a result, it is an ideal ally for dry skin. Traditionally recognized for slowing hair regrowth, it is used after depilation. Thanks to its rich fatty acid composition, Yellow Nutsedge oil has nourishing and soothing properties for sensitized, dry skin and hair.
Yellow nutsedge vegetable oil is renowned for its high content of essential fatty acids, such as omegas 6 and 9, which play a crucial role in maintaining skin hydration and elasticity. Rapidly penetrating the epidermis, this oil deeply nourishes skin cells, leaving skin soft, supple and hydrated. It is therefore a precious ally for dry, dehydrated skin, providing the comfort it needs.
Thanks to its soothing properties, Yellow Nutsedge vegetable oil is particularly beneficial for sensitized and irritated skin. Its fatty acid-rich composition helps calm redness, itching and feelings of discomfort, while promoting cell regeneration. It can therefore be used in the event of skin reactions, allergies or irritations, offering rapid, long-lasting relief.
By forming a protective film on the skin's surface, Yellow Nutsedge vegetable oil helps prevent transepidermal water loss and maintain the skin's natural moisture content. This process helps strengthen the skin's barrier, protecting it from external aggressors such as cold, wind and pollution. As a result, Yellow Nutsedge oil is an excellent choice for maintaining skin health and vitality, protecting it from dehydration and dryness.
Traditionally used to slow hair regrowth, Yellow Nutsedge vegetable oil is a precious ally after depilation. Thanks to its soothing and moisturizing properties, it helps soothe redness and irritation caused by hair removal, while deeply nourishing the skin. Applied regularly after each waxing session, this oil helps slow hair regrowth and prolong skin softness.
In addition to its benefits for the skin, Yellow Nutsedge vegetable oil is also beneficial for dry, brittle hair. Enriched with fatty acids and vitamins, this oil deeply nourishes hair, making it stronger, shinier and more resistant to external aggressions. It can be used as a revitalizing hair care product, by applying it to the lengths and ends of the hair and leaving it on for a few hours before shampooing.
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Apply to the skin and massage until completely absorbed.
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What are the side effects and contraindications?
Keep out of reach of young children.
Store away from heat and light.
External use.
To limit hair regrowth, we recommend the following steps.
Start by gently exfoliating the skin before waxing. Then proceed with depilation, cleansing before applying a few drops of Pranarom organic yellow nutsedge oil. Massage gently and thoroughly. Every evening, apply this plant oil to the area.
This Pranorom bottle contains: Cyperus Esculentus Root oil*; Tocopherol.
*Ingredient originating from organic farming (Certisys BE-BIO-01) - ECOGARANTIE ® certified in compliance with ECOGARANTIE specifications (CERTISYS).
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Pranarom Huile Végétale de Souchet Bio is available in our online pharmacy in 50 ml bottles.
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