PHYTOSUN AROMS HUILE VEGETALE Calophylle CALOPHYLLUM INOPHYLLUM BIO Flacon pompe 50ml Use for stiff, aching muscles, to keep joints supple. Apply with a light massage for unsightly veins and heavy legs.
Phytosun Aroms' organic Calophylla vegetable oil is a natural treasure with exceptional properties. This precious oil offers numerous benefits for skin and general health. Find out all you need to know about this versatile oil.
Calophylla oil is obtained by pressing the kernels of the fruit of the calophylla tree, which grows mainly in Madagascar. Use for stiff, aching muscles and to keep joints supple. Apply with a light massage for unsightly veins and heavy legs.
Transform your skincare routine into a moment of pure pleasure and well-being with Phytosun Aroms Organic Calophylla Plant Oil. This precious oil, extracted from the seeds of Tamanu, a sacred Polynesian tree, is a veritable elixir of beauty and health for your skin. Renowned for its repairing, healing and protective properties, it will quickly become a must-have in your beauty kit.
This vegetable oil is anti-inflammatory, healing, antimicrobial and anti-cancerous (inhibits tumor promotion of skin cancers).
Phytosun Aroms Organic Calophylla Plant Oil is a powerful ally for damaged and problem skin. It promotes healing, reduces redness and inflammation, and helps reduce the appearance of scars and stretch marks. Rich in essential fatty acids, it deeply nourishes the skin, restoring its elasticity and suppleness. It protects your skin on a daily basis, forming a protective barrier against external aggressions.
Phytosun Aroms organic Calophylla plant oil offers a range of benefits for the skin and general health:
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Pure or in combination with other vegetable oils. Ideal for diluting Essential Oils.
At Phytosun Aroms, quality and respect for nature are at the heart of our concerns. Organic Calophylla Vegetable Oil is 100% pure and natural, certified organic, ensuring you a product of the highest quality, respectful of your skin and the environment. Its woody fragrance and rich texture are a real caress for the senses, transforming your daily skincare routine into a privileged moment of relaxation and well-being.
Calophylla oil can be used in different ways:
Discover the many benefits of Phytosun Aroms organic Calophylla vegetable oil. Used for centuries for its healing and anti-inflammatory properties, this versatile oil is a treasure of nature.
Oral use: 10 g (1 tablespoon) per day.
Cosmetic use: Suitable for aromatic skin massage, ideal as a carrier for essential oils (helichrysum, wintergreen or cypress).
Precautions for use
Composition:100% ORGANIC Calophyllum vegetable oil, Calophyllum inophyllum, Tamanu in Polynesian, Foraha in Malagasy.
BIO means: ingredient from Organic Farming (Certisys-BE-BIO-01 control).
Calophyllum oil is extracted from the seeds of Calophyllum inophyllum, a tropical tree found mainly in the Indian and Pacific Oceans. This oil, also known as Tamanu, is traditionally used for its beneficial properties.
Presentation: 50ml bottle
Phytosun Aroms is renowned for its quality and expertise in aromatherapy. Organic Calophylla vegetable oil is organically grown and carefully formulated to preserve its natural properties.
Our bathrooms are full of skin care products. These cosmetics contain powerful ingredients that can improve the health and quality of our skin. We all know about the effectiveness of hyaluronic acid or ceramides, to name but two. However, there is another option for skin care: calophyllum vegetable oil. Tamanu oil has a proven track record and deserves its place…
Read the article on the blogWhat is calophyllum oil? Also known as Calophyllum inophyllumcalophyllum inophyllum is aplant from a tropical tree. It is generally found in South Asia and Polynesia. But it is also possible to find it in other countries such as Guadeloupe, New Caledonia, Madagascar or on the island of Réunion. It is also known as Galba, tamanu, fohara or takamaka. In addition,…
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