Afrika Botanicals

 Beauty oils are plenty in the market. Some are relatively newer to the scene but have years of history of traditional and scientific explanation of why they may be your perfect choice. Oils like Prickly Pear oil, Baobab oil , marula oil have become very popular recently because of their low comedogenic, emollient properties and are rich in phytonutrients. Though until some years back they were cultivated from rare sources the global market has seen an influx of Baobab, Marula oil because of the increase in cultivation. Benefits of Ximenia Oil Ximenia oil is extremely popular in Angola, tropical African countries and now in places of Australia and other parts of the world mostly for its skin moisturizing properties. Scientific studies have revealed its benefits in skincare and its composition. ●      High in fatty acids that tighten up the skin, brightens it and helps in dry skin. ●      The antimicrobial properties help to fight acne or infection, dandruff. ●      The anti-a

Essential oils have proven to be greatly helpful when cold-pressed. For decades they are being used as natural nourishing moisturizing components in a different culture with available plant sources in the region. Cold-pressed natural oils are excellent for skincare and hair care because of the high amount of collagen-boosting fatty acids, omega-3, omega-9 and vitamin E, K. Most moisturizers, hair oils, serums, and even cleansers often include these because they are rich sources of phytonutrients that are otherwise unavailable. Inclusion of prickly pear oil in moisturizers, body oil blends or just using them enhances the soothing properties of skin conditions and protects it. Marula oil has been proved to be an excellent source of hair growth vitamins that moisturize the scalp, softens brittle ends and helps to recover hair fall. Benefits of Prickly Pear oil in Skincare The special composition of prickly pear oil that makes it especially suitable for skin care ●      Antioxida