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Hei Poa Monoï Dry Oil Tiaré SPF15 150 ml Hei Poa Monoï Dry Oil Tiaré SPF15 150 ml
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Hei Poa Monoi Des Lagons 100 ml Hei Poa Monoi Des Lagons 100 ml
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Hei Poa Monoi Reine des Marquises 100 ml Hei Poa Monoi Reine des Marquises 100 ml
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What is the tiare flower and where does it come from?

The tiare flower, also known as Gardenia taitensis, is an emblematic plant of French Polynesia. Native to this region, its immaculate white petals and captivating fragrance instantly conjure up images of paradise islands and turquoise seas. The tiare flower is not only beautiful, it is also deeply rooted in local culture and traditions, used in ceremonies, as a hair ornament and in the manufacture of monoi oil.

What are the properties and uses of tiare flower?

Tiare flower has many properties, especially in cosmetics and traditional medicine. It is best known for its moisturizing and soothing properties. Monoi oil, obtained by macerating tiare flowers in coconut oil, is particularly prized for its benefits on skin and hair. It nourishes, repairs and protects, while leaving a pleasant, exotic fragrance. In traditional medicine, the flower is used to soothe headaches, inflammations and various skin problems.

How do I grow tiare flower at home?

Growing tiare flower requires a warm, humid climate, similar to its natural environment. For those living in less tropical regions, it can be grown in greenhouses or indoors, under certain conditions. It's essential to provide it with plenty of light (but not scorching direct sunlight), well-drained, rich soil and constant humidity. Avoid low temperatures and cold draughts, which could damage the plant.

What impact does the tiare flower have on the local economy?

Tiare flower plays a crucial role in the economy of the regions where it is grown, particularly in French Polynesia. The export of by-products such as monoi oil is a major source of revenue. Tourism, also stimulated by the appeal of this exotic flower, makes a significant contribution to the local economy. Visitors are often attracted by the handcrafted products and traditional treatments based on tiare flower.

How is tiare flower integrated into local traditions and ceremonies?

Traditionally, tiare flower is used for important ceremonies such as weddings, religious celebrations and welcomes. In Polynesian culture, wearing a tiare flower behind the ear has a special meaning: on the left, it means that the person is taken, and on the right, that he or she is available. Flower necklaces, or lei, are also made from tiare flowers and offered as a sign of welcome or love.

What does tiare flower do for the skin?

Tiare flower is renowned for its remarkable moisturizing and regenerative properties. Rich in essential fatty acids, it helps restore the skin's lipid barrier and maintain hydration. This makes it particularly beneficial for dry or damaged skin. It also has anti-inflammatory properties that help soothe irritation and reduce redness, making it a prized component in body creams, lotions and balms.

Can tiare flower be used in hair care products?

Yes, tiare flower is often incorporated into hair products for its nourishing and protective effects. Monoi oil, made from this flower, is particularly effective in strengthening hair, increasing its elasticity and protecting it from external aggressions such as the sun or sea salt. It is ideal for preventive treatments against hair breakage and split ends, and leaves hair soft, shiny and delicately scented.

How does tiare flower influence well-being and relaxation?

Tiare flower is widely used in spas and relaxation rituals for its gentle, soothing fragrance that promotes relaxation. Aromatherapy with monoi oil can help reduce stress and improve mood. In addition, massages with oils containing tiaré flower extract are known for their relaxing properties and for stimulating blood circulation, contributing to an overall sense of well-being.

Can tiare flower be used in cooking?

Although tiare flowers are mainly used in cosmetics and aromatherapy, some cultures also use them in specific culinary preparations. Fresh flowers can be used to infuse syrups or oils, adding a light floral touch to dishes. However, its use in cooking remains relatively rare and must be done with care, respecting flower edibility standards.

Are there any precautions to be taken when using Tiare flower products?

Although tiare flower products are generally safe for most people, those with sensitive skin or specific allergies should carry out a skin test before regular use. It is also advisable to check the composition of products to ensure that they do not contain ingredients likely to cause allergic reactions. As with any skincare product, it's best to consult a dermatologist if in doubt.