Baobab oil has a silky smooth texture. It doesn’t leave a greasy coat on the skin, but instead sinks right into it. If you’re looking for a light easily absorbing oil, baobab should be one of your first choices.
This exotic oil has a boatload of nutrients, did you notice?! It’s rich in Vitamin A, E, C, D and K plus is filled with omega 3,6 and 9 fatty acids! All these nutrients sink deep into the skin and nourish the skin cells. This promotes optimum function of skin cells, maintaining healthy skin.
Whether your skin has been damaged by the sun, use of too many harsh skin care products or feels sensitive and looks inflamed, baobab oil is here to help. First off, it contains very many nourishing nutrients that heal skin from deep within. Secondly, it’s anti-inflammatory properties will do their best to reduce inflammation and reduce redness.
Baobab oil has copious amounts of Vitamin C! This is exciting news for anyone looking for ageless skin! Vitamin C is THE vitamin for anti-aging, some my say. That’s because it stimulates collagen production in the skin and promotes restoration of collagen in aging skin. You can combine baobab oil with collagen-boosting essential oils to get youthful beauty:
The nice and light texture of baobab oil makes it a great oil for oil cleansing! Oil cleansing is a method of washing your face using oils and hot water. Though it sounds counterintuitive, it actually works very marvelously. The good and healing oil (or oil blend) is massaged onto dirty skin then a soft washcloth is wrung out in hot water and dabbed onto the skin. This allows the good oil to go deep inside and push out the stale oils and gunk stuck in the pores. Make an oil cleansing blend recipe with baobab oil:
Keep your under eye skin looking youthful by using baobab oil as an eye serum. You can make a gentle anti-aging eye serum as follows:
Want a nourishing skin healing massage oil? Try baobab! It has a great texture that feels silky smooth on skin and it leaves skin non-greasy but moisturized at the same time.
Due to its linoleic acid (omega 6) content, baobab oil is a good choice for oily skin. People with low linoleic acid levels in their skin have more oil production. So consider combining baobab oil with other oils high in linoleic acid to manage your oil production.
Eczema, psoriasis, rosacea and other inflammatory skin conditions can be naturally treated using baobab oil. You can apply a suitable amount on affected areas right after a shower/bath. Apply it on wet skin for best results.
If you have a sensitive, easily irritated and inflamed scalp, consider making a healing hair oil using baobab oil:
Don’t shy away from using baobab oil on your lovely locks! It absorbs seamlessly into hair, making it look glossy and silky!
Baobab oil is also good for reducing and preventing stretch marks. It’s high vitamin content helps with this. It preserves the skin’s elasticity and is said to stimulate collagen and elastin synthesis under the skin to heal stretch marks.
