| Product Number: | EOE182 |
| size: | 100ml |
| Ingredients: | Citrullus Lanatus Seed Oil |
| Country of Origin: | Zimbabwe |
| Extraction Method: | Cold pressed and then gently filtered to remove impurities. |
| Plant part: | Seeds |
| Type of agriculture: | Conventional |
| Features: | Introducing Kalahari Melon Oil, the ultimate beauty elixir traditionally used as a moisturiser to protect the skin, to ensure a blemish-free complexion, to promote healthy hair and to give a shine . Simply add a few drops to your skincare routine, morning and night, and watch your skin transform into a youthful, glowing complexion. |
| Properties/Benefits: | Kalahari Melon Oil is rich in essential fatty acids such as linoleic acid and oleic acid which help to deeply moisturise the skin, improving its hydration levels, and leaving it soft, smooth and supple. It is also well known to contain antioxidants like vitamin E for combatting free radicals and reducing signs of aging, phytosterols for soothing and calming irritated skin, tocopherols for protecting against environmental damage, and carotenoids for promoting a youthful and radiant complexion and gives the oils its beautiful colour. These compounds work together to provide potent skincare benefits, making Kalahari Melon Oil a powerful ingredient that moisturises, fights aging, soothes, and promotes healthy skin. |
| Appearance: | Clear, yellow mobile liquid |
| Texture: | Typically light and non-greasy, making it easily absorbed by the skin. It has a silky and smooth texture that glides effortlessly on the skin, leaving it feeling soft and supple without a heavy or greasy residue. |
| Recommended Dosage: | Up to 100% as supplied. |
| Suggested Storage: | Stored at temperature <30°C in closed containers and protected from direct sunlight. |
| Supplier information: | Our supplier is proud to support tree planting activities every year, as part of their commitment to sustainability since their inception in 2016. They also take pride in training the farmers they work with in sustainable harvesting practices for the tree species used and supporting them with forest management. They are particularly proud to work with women, as 95% of the people they collaborate with are women. In rural areas of Zimbabwe, where our supplier operates, women make up a significant portion of the population and are often involved in fruit and nut picking. While they may showcase women in their pictures, it is not a deliberate exclusion of men. In fact, they also see male involvement in activities such as transportation of fruits and nuts and operating machinery. |