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The Moringa powder is organically produced. Some of the main characteristics of moringa powder for usage in cosmetics: Rich in Nutrients: Moringa powder is loaded with essential vitamins and minerals, including vitamins A, C, and E, which are known for their skin-boosting and antioxidant properties. Antioxidant Properties: Moringa powder is a potent source of antioxidants, such as quercetin and chlorogenic acid, which help protect the skin from free radical damage, premature aging, and environmental stressors. Anti-Inflammatory: It contains anti-inflammatory compounds like isothiocyanates and quercetin that can help reduce redness, swelling, and irritation, making it suitable for soothing sensitive skin. Hydrating: Moringa powder is known for its hydrating properties, helping to lock in moisture and prevent dryness in the skin and hair. Addtional benefits: cleansing and detoxifying, oil control, collagen boost, anti-acne, natural colorant

Shea butter has a specially high content of cosmetically valuable ingredients. Unrefined shea butter, the type of shea butter we distribute, has no additional chemicals or preservatives added during the extraction process.

General Castor oil (also known as Ricinus oil) is a vegetable oil extracted by mechanical cold pressing of the Castor seed.

The refined candelilla wax comes from Euphorbia cerífera, a plant that grows in semi-desert areas, very abundant in the Chihuahuan desert. Its composition stands out for the presence of resins, which give it its consistency, saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbon compounds, and fatty acids and esters. Candelilla wax has a high level of hardness, although its most notable characteristic is its melting point, which is also very high (approximately 70ºC). All this means that candelilla wax has multiple properties for the production of natural cosmetic products.

Karanja vegetable oil is obtained by first cold pressing Pongamia pinnata’s seeds. An arboreal species native to the tropical areas of Asia, the Pacific Islands, and Australia. In its composition we find omega 9 and omega 6 fatty acids, which have softening and protective properties for the skin and hair. As a result, karanja vegetable oil has become a highly appreciated product in natural cosmetics.

Organic castor oil is obtained by first cold pressing Ricinus communis’ seeds. This shrub native to the tropical areas of the African continent stands out in its composition for the presence of ricinoleic acid, a highly antibacterial derivative of oleic acid. Vitamin E has antioxidant properties, protecting the skin from the sun’s rays. Castor vegetable oil is a 100% natural product with multiple cosmetic applications thanks to its beneficial properties for the skin.

Rosehip vegetable oil is obtained by the first cold pressing of Rosa canina seeds. Rosa Mosqueta is a collective term for the different types of wild roses: Rosa Moschata, Rosa rubiginosa (Eglanteria) and Rosa canina. There is a general opinion that the name Rosa Canina is intended to indicate a European origin of rosehip, although according to history all species of wild roses are from Chile. Despite the fact that the exact INCI designation is confused by the taxonomic confusion of different names, in cosmetic terms all species are considered equivalent. Canine rosehip vegetable oil is a 100% natural product, with multiple cosmetic applications thanks to its beneficial properties for the skin. The minimum percentage of linolenic acid is 20%.