Monoi oil unflavored (butter)

INCI: Cocos nucifera Oil, Gardenia tahitensis Flower Extract Production method: Coconut oil extraction. Appearance: White to cream semi-solid mass, turns yellow when melted with gardenia aroma. Melting point: 24 °C Peroxide value: <0.5. Acid number: 0.06%.

Monoi oil is a butter (solid mass) with a characteristic sweet floral aroma. But at temperatures above room temperature, it melts like the coconut oil it is made from.

Gardenia Taitensis - a flower known for its healing properties

-is a key ingredient in the preparation of monoi butter.

This beautiful star-shaped inflorescence, whose fragrance is reminiscent of gardenia and tuberose, with slight notes of apple blossom, is used to produce oil.

Monoi oil is obtained by extraction with coconut oil. The resulting soft viscous mass is purified and enriched with vitamin E. Monoi oil contains terpene alcohols and esters, including methyl salicylate, a natural anti-inflammatory agent.

Usage.

Monoi oil quickly penetrates the skin and is well absorbed. Suitable for all skin types, especially recommended for dry, chapped skin. It has a strong soothing, moisturizing and softening effect. Restores water balance, improves the appearance of the skin, gives radiance, smoothes it.

Monoi oil is added to sunscreen cosmetics, hair and scalp care products, nail care products, and lip balms. Monoi oil is widely used in aromatherapy.

Beneficial features:

- protects the skin from external influences; - strengthens and heals hair, gives them a natural shine; - softens and nourishes the skin; - makes the skin more elastic, smooth and dense.

Application in cosmetics:

- for the manufacture of creams that normalize metabolic processes in the skin; - to care for the delicate skin of the neck and eyelids; - to moisturize and nourish the skin; - to restore irritated and overdried skin; - to restore damaged and dry hair; - to get rid of dandruff; - for the manufacture of cosmetics before and after sunburn; - to protect the skin of the face from the sun's rays; - for the manufacture of children's cosmetics - suitable even for the most delicate and hypersensitive skin; - for the care of dry skin that has lost its tone and elasticity; - for removal of static electricity of hair and simplification of combing; - for the treatment of split and damaged hair, for the preparation of strengthening and regenerating rinses or balms.

In Spa salons, Monoi oil is the most important massage oil in Tahiti and its islands. Thanks to the light fabulous smell, everyone can relax and enjoy the beauty of the lagoons. This oil can moisturize even the driest skin. If dry hands are bothering you, then oil your hands overnight and wear cotton gloves. If you want to enjoy a soothing and fragrant bath, then add a small handful of Monoi oil to your bath water. It will quickly dissolve in water and begin to care for your skin.

Recommended input percentage: from 1%. May be used in pure form.