Vegetable oils and butters

Apricot kernel oil is used for skin softening/hydrating and to restore skin flexibility. This butter offers a non-greasy touch.

Virgin oil obtained by cold pressing, non-refined. Valuable for hair care, but also effective in skin care. Organic.

Tropical lauric acid-rich low melting butter. Conscious choice for hair care. Demonstrated skin benefits. Organic.

High content (min. 20 %) of gamma-linolenic acid (GLA), playing an important role in skin barrier function retention. GLA plays beneficial role against inflammation.

Cold pressed, non-refined oil from locally grown rapeseed. Highly interesting fatty acid profile, with significants amounts of omega-3, -6 and -9 and tocopherols.

Brazilian product obtained from copaiba tree trunks in a non-damaging way to the tree. Contains actives known for their anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and chemoprotective effects. Forms a key role in the primary healthcare of native Amazonian people for centuries.

Brazilian butter, used since centuries by Amazonians for skin healing. Highly hydrating. Rich in bioactives.

High content (min. 9 %) of gamma-linolenic acid, playing an important role in skin barrier function retention.

Relatively quick penetrating oil with somewhat dry skin feel.

Interesting fatty acid profile, significant amounts of omega-3, -6 and -9 fatty acids. Ideal for dry, itchy skin to moisturise and soothe. Surprisingly pleasant, non-fatty, velvety, yet rich skin feel.

Unique oil, consisting of long chain wax esters. Rich feel, highly oxidative stable, interesting moisturising properties. Available as golden, organic and colourless grade.

Unusual high content of monounsaturates (including omega-7 palmitoleic acid), velvety touch, very high penetration rate.

Brazilian butter providing skin softness and moisturisation, and hair care and protection. Silicone replacement option. Remarkable dry and matte finish.

Linoleic acid (omega-6) rich oil with somewhat dry skin feel.

Widely suitable oil with a non-fatty, somewhat dry skin feel.

Tree is an important nitrogen fixer in forests. Uniquely high levels of very long fatty acids (behenic and lignoceric acid). Inner stratum corneum barrier lipids are dependent on lignoceric acid, important for protection. Interesting use in hair care to create hydrophobic layer around fibre. Superb skin feel.

Quite stable oil with high content of valuable unsaponifiables.

High content of oleic acid, improved oxidative stability.

Somewhat soft African emollient, with very high content of anti-inflammatory unsaponifiables. Anti-ageing, anti- inflammatory and protective properties. Also available as organic, and as the socio-sustainable Star Shea Butter.

Emollient from a sacred tree described in Indian writings.

Real tsubaki species, used by geishas. For hair care, for skin soothing, anti-ageing, moisturisation, and to retain elasticity.

Obtained in a special ?wet? process, retaining valuable components. Impressive range of benefits (moisturisation, anti-inflammatory, wound healing etc.).