Marula oil Virgin, Fushi, 50ml

"Fushi Fresh-Pressed® 100% pure marula oil is known in Africa as the "miracle oil" and is valued as a means of nurturing youthful skin.

Marula oil is a highly nourishing lightweight oil that absorbs easily into the skin and is rich in antioxidants that help to maintain skin protection. It also contains amino acids, especially L-arginine, which can help prevent fine lines and wrinkles. Marula oil is ideal for mature, dry skin, revitalising tired skin, helping to increase its elasticity and promote a plumper appearance.

Benefits of Marula Oil:

RICH IN ANTIOXIDANTS

Rich in antioxidants such as vitamin C and vitamin E, which help to protect the skin against free radicals and give it a youthful glow.

LIGHTS THE SKIN

Helps even skin tone and improve the appearance of hyperpigmentation and dark spots. It can lead to brighter and more radiant skin.

SHINY HAIR

Can also be used to moisturise, nourish and add shine to the hair. Helps to tame frizz and protect against heat damage.

USE:

1 - Apply to cleansed, damp skin. Massage a pea-sized amount of Fushi Marula oil into the skin.

2- Allow the oil to fully absorb before proceeding to the next step of skin care.

3- The oil can be used in place of moisturiser, before moisturiser or after moisturiser as a last step before applying sunscreen.

4- Use in combination with Fushi Biovedic face cream or add 2-3 drops of Fushi Marula oil to Biovedic face cream for extra hydration.

FUSHI TIP:

Massage into the scalp and leave on overnight to nourish dry hair damaged by heat.

APPLIES WITH:

- Biovedic face cream - moisturises and nourishes the skin

- Wild Carrot Oil - mix a few drops to create a nourishing facial massage oil.

Ingredients.

Origin: South Adrica

It is a cold-pressed, unstandardised, unrefined, organic and natural oil. Each batch is different and has unique properties.

Storage conditions. Do not use if the seal is broken.

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What are the benefits of marula oil?

Marula oil is rich in antioxidants, essential fatty acids, vitamins E and C, and is therefore beneficial for skin health. It helps to moisturise and hydrate the skin, making it soft and supple. The oil absorbs easily, is non-comedogenic (does not clog pores) and is suitable for all skin types. It can help reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles and age spots and promote a youthful complexion.

Is marula oil suitable for treating eye wrinkles?

Marula oil can be useful in reducing wrinkles around the eyes. The oil is rich in antioxidants such as vitamins E and C, which help to protect the skin from free radicals that contribute to skin ageing. It also contains essential fatty acids that nourish and moisturise the delicate skin around the eyes. applied topically, marula oil can help moisturise the skin and improve its elasticity, which can help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Regular use of marula oil can make the eye area look smoother and more youthful. To use marula oil for eye wrinkles, simply apply a small amount of the oil on your fingertips and massage it into the skin around your eyes using gentle tapping movements. Be careful not to apply the oil directly to the eye. As a general rule, before using any new product, it is recommended to perform a skin patch test on a small area of skin to make sure that there are no adverse reactions.

Is marula oil good for my hair?

Marula oil is rich in essential fatty acids, such as omega-6 and omega-9, which help to moisturise and hydrate the hair. It can penetrate the hair shaft, deeply moisturising and nourishing dry and brittle hair, making it softer, smoother and more manageable. The antioxidants in marula oil, including vitamin E, help to protect hair. It forms a protective barrier on the hair strands, reducing the effects of heat exposure from styling tools, sunlight and chemical treatments.To use marula oil on your hair, you can apply a few drops of the oil to the palms of your hands and distribute it through damp or dry hair, focusing on the mid-lengths and ends. You can also add marula oil to hair masks, conditioners or hair care products to add extra moisture and nourishment to your hair.

Does marula oil clog pores?

Marula oil is generally considered to be non-comedogenic, which means that it is unlikely to clog pores. It is a light oil that is easily absorbed by the skin without leaving a greasy or heavy feeling. As a result, it can be used on a wide range of skin types, including oily and acne-prone skin. however, it is important to note that everyone's skin is unique and what works well for one person may not work as well for another. Although marula oil is generally well tolerated, there is a chance of individual sensitivity or allergic reactions to any skincare product, including the oil. If you have oily or acne-prone skin, it is advisable to test marula oil on a small area of your skin, before applying it to the whole face. This will help to determine how your skin reacts to the oil and whether it causes any breakouts or irritation. In addition, using the oil sparingly or in combination with other non-comedogenic ingredients can reduce the risk of clogging pores.

Is marula oil oily?

Marula oil is generally considered to be a light oil that is quickly absorbed into the skin, so it should not feel greasy or heavy when used in the right amount. Compared to some heavier oils such as coconut oil or castor oil, marula oil has a lighter texture. However, it is important to note that individual experience may vary. Factors such as skin type, the amount of oil applied and personal preference can all affect the feel of the oil on the skin. Some people with oilier skin may find that using too much marula oil may leave a slight residue or greasy feeling. In such cases, it may be useful to use a smaller amount or mix it with other skincare products to achieve the desired texture and absorption.To avoid possible greasiness, it is generally recommended to start with a small amount of marula oil and adjust as needed depending on the skin's reaction. Applying a thin layer and allowing the oil to fully absorb into the skin before applying other products can also help to avoid a greasy feeling. Remember that everyone's skin is unique, so it is best to experiment to find the most appropriate amount and method of application.