Product Description
Macerated in Olive Oil
Latin Name: Momordica charantia (plant) / Olea europaea (extra virgin olive oil, low acidity)
Active Components:
Charantin: May support skin renewal.
Polyphenols: Provide protective, antioxidant effects.
Bitter Compounds: Offer potential deep-cleansing properties.
Hair Care
Provides balancing care for irritated or dry scalps. When applied with a gentle massage, it helps soften the scalp and hair.
Skin Care
May offer restorative and moisturizing support for mature and problematic skin. Particularly suitable for cracked or flaky skin.
Eyebrow & Eyelash Care
With regular use, it provides moisturizing and soothing support.
Massage & Body Care
Can be applied as a localized massage oil to help support tissue integrity.
Alternative Uses
Suitable for foot and heel care.
Can be used as an overnight treatment for dry or cracked hands.
Latin Name: Aesculus hippocastanum
Active Components:
Aescin: The plant’s primary active compound, known for its firming and balancing effects on the skin surface.
Flavonoids: Provide antioxidant protection against environmental stressors.
Tannins: Naturally astringent compounds that create a tightening sensation on the skin.
Saponins: Noted for their cleansing properties and skin tone–balancing effects.
Hair Care
Horse chestnut oil is known for its stimulating effect on the scalp. When applied to the hair roots with a gentle massage, it may help support circulation. It can be used as a complementary carrier oil in natural blends formulated to address hair shedding.
Skin Care
Thanks to its toning and astringent nature, it is especially favored in leg and body care. It may be added to the evening routine to help reduce dullness and provide a firming effect. Caution is advised for sensitive or very dry skin; dilution with other carrier oils is recommended.
Eyebrow & Eyelash Care
There is no common use in this area. Due to its stimulating properties, direct application around the eye area is not recommended.
Massage & Body Care
Frequently used in massages aimed at relieving mild leg fatigue. It is recommended to dilute with carrier oils such as jojoba or sweet almond oil. Ideal for massage blends designed to create a refreshing sensation in the legs.
Alternative Uses
Can be applied after cold compresses to the legs as a supportive care oil.
When used with massage morning and evening, it may provide a relaxing effect within body care routines.
