Profile: Camelina Vegetable Oil.
Details
Properties
Anti-inflammatory: Alleviate discomfort sensations and reduce redness by modulating the inflammatory response through the increase of anti-inflammatory mediator synthesis;
Antioxidant: Prevent and protect the skin from premature aging by acting as a free radical scavenger, due to its high concentration of Vitamin E;
Hair Conditioner: Preventing breakage by strengthening the hair fiber, while enhancing the shine and softness of the hair;
Nourishing: Restoring skin hydration and limiting water loss by helping to strengthen its natural barrier due to its high content of unsaturated fatty acids;
Regenerative: Enhancing the wound healing process by stimulating the cellular cycle of fibroblasts and renewal of keratinocytes, and by amplifying collagen synthesis.
Applications
Facial Care (eye contour treatments, facial balms/creams, oily serums, lip care, facial wax strips);
Body Care (massage oils, hand creams, body lotions);
Hair Care (shampoos, hair masks, conditioners, hair dyes) ;
Hygiene (deodorants, solid soaps);
Makeups (lipsticks) ;
Method of Preservation
Store camelina oil in a dry place at room temperature, away from direct sunlight, temperature fluctuations, and humidity.
Contraindications, Usage Precautions
When applied topically, camelina oil does not appear to have any adverse effects. It can also be used in infants, and pregnant and breastfeeding women. However, a skin reaction cannot be completely ruled out. Each individual may react differently. Therefore, it is recommended to take additional precautions, especially by performing a skin tolerance test on a small area of the body.
