Monoi flavored oil (butter)

Flavored monoi oil - a light, refined floral aroma and coconut tenderness combined in one magnificent monoi butter.

INCI: Coconut oil and Tiare Flower Appearance: solid, viscous mass from white (in solid state) to yellow (in liquid state), with a pleasant floral aroma Melting point: 22-26?С Solidification temperature: 17-20?С Production method: extraction (coconut oil)

Monoi oil is an infusion with a very pleasant and delicate scent of tiare flower or Tahitian gardenia. Monoi oil is obtained by extracting the flower with coconut oil. Subsequently, the resulting mass is further purified. This extraction method is not new and has been known for several millennia.

Today, this oil is only winning the love of the general public, but real connoisseurs and fans appeared long ago. It's not just a flavored oil. This is a complex collaboration of coconut oil and tiare extract (Tiare Gardenia Taitensis).

Monoi oil is perfect for everyone. It can be used for both skin and hair care. Even professional massage therapists use monoi for their massages. At room temperature, like coconut oil, it begins to melt and its pleasant, sweet floral aroma only intensifies. Also, when heated, the oil changes color towards a yellowish tint.

Be sure to buy monoi oil from Aromasoap and pamper your skin with an exquisite massage at home.

Monoi oil in cosmetology

Monoi oil contains vitamin C, as well as E, with which it is additionally enriched. In addition, it contains phosphorus, magnesium and potassium. It is especially recommended for those with dry, dehydrated skin.

The main properties of monoi:

Moisturizing; Regenerating; Nutritious; Emollient; Antioxidant.

Monoi oil is not just a pleasant fragrance. In Polynesia, massage and daily skin care are closely intertwined with this oil. In this case, the use of oil can be very diverse.

Application of monoi oil

Monoi improves the appearance of the skin, restores water balance, smoothes it, and also softens it. Monoi helps in the care of hair, nails and lips.

It can also be used as a standalone and even the only aromatherapy ingredient.

In daily care, monoi oil is suitable for:

For the care of the neck and eyes. The oil moisturizes, tones the skin, which is very good for anti-aging care; For tired and dry skin, monoi will provide softness and nutrition without oiliness and stickiness; For massage as a mono-option or as a component of a massage mixture. It melts in the hands, smells good, helps to relax and additionally softens the skin; For the care of weathered skin as a mask. To do this, for example, apply oil on your hands, rub it in and put on cotton gloves at night. Do the procedure several times and you will not recognize your pens; For healing the skin after prolonged exposure to the sun; For hair with a variety of problems. From dandruff, against split ends, weakened and lifeless hair. Monoi will make hair soft, silky, manageable and healthy. To do this, it is enough to regularly make hair masks with monoi oil for half an hour or more; For lip balms or lipsticks; For solid homemade perfumes.

Input percentage: 1-100%

1% lip balms and lipsticks; 5-15% emulsion; Up to 100% pure.

It can be used alone or combined with other base oils.

Storage: in a cool dark place.

Note: in order for the oil to become liquid, it is enough to heat it with warm water or hold it in your hands. It is recommended to melt the butter naturally or using a water bath. It is believed that the microwave has a negative effect on the properties of the oil.