Ucuuba Oil – Organic Cold Pressed Fractionated

REPORTED BENEFITS
Ucuuba Oil is widely used for making pomades, creams, lotions, body butters, and other skin-care formulations. Ucuuba Oil boasts many of the same benefits as Ucuuba Butter because Ucuuba Oil is actually obtained by filtrating (or fractionating) Ucuuba Butter. During the filtration process, all of the nourishing actives in Ucuuba Butter are drawn out into a concentrated oil

Ucuuba Oil is said to have anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties and as such is ideal for treating acne, eczema and dry or irritated skin. Also considered to have anti-aging properties, Ucuuba Oil can be used to help replenish, tone and moisture dry, irritated, or mature skin, helping to restore moisture, improve elasticity, and soothe inflammation. Particularly good for acne, eczema, psoriasis and in helping reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. It can help even out skin discoloration

The fatty acid profile of the Ucuuba Oil makes it a super choice for preventing hair damage from free-radicals, help soothe and hydrate the scalp and hair and boosts shine and elasticity in the hair, while the natural antiseptic qualities help to clarify the scalp.

Due to its dark brown color and pleasant aroma, Ucuuba Oil can be used to produce dark, richly colored soaps.

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