ORGANIC BAOBAB
SEED OIL
INCI: ADANSONIA DIGITATA SEED OIL
BAOBAB OIL IS RECOGNISED FOR ITS RICH & HYDRATING EFFICACY
Golden oil from the
‘The Tree of Life'
Highly emollient
High-β-sitosterol
Rich in Vitamin D & E
For dry damaged skin & hair
BAOBAB OIL IS
RICH IN OMEGA 6 & 9
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Baobab oil contains vitamins D, E and F which are all responsible for assisting the hydration process of the skin, rejuvenate damaged skin cells. Baobab oil is rich in β – sitosterol antioxidant, which protects the skin from free radical damage.
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Baobab oil is also rich in Omega 6 & 9 fatty acids which is vital for maintaining the skin cell membranes integrity whilst holding in much needed moisture. For most who choose organic skincare products, it is important that they are as close to nature as possible – this means they are bioavailable for our skin to recognize, rather than something synthetic and ultimately harmful for your skin.
The Plant
History
Ecological Impact
Community Impact -
Wild Harvesting
The baobab tree, also known as ‘The Tree of Life', thrives across diverse landscapes in southern Africa and can live for over a thousand years. Its massive, hollow trunk serves various functions, including water storage and shelter, while its bark and nocturnal white flowers are uniquely adapted to its harsh environment.
Valued by indigenous communities, the baobab offers nutritional and medicinal benefits through its vitamin C-rich fruit, leaves, and seed oil. It also serves as a community and spiritual hub, hosting gatherings and ceremonies.
Ecologically, it is a keystone species supporting various wildlife and attracting eco-tourists. The baobab symbolises resilience, community, and ecological balance in southern Africa.
Known as the "Tree of Life," the baobab is central to the livelihoods and culture of southern Africa's rural communities. Its seeds, rich in nutrients and anti-aging properties, have gained prominence in nutraceutical and cosmetic sectors.
This growing demand provides rural communities in Mozambique with vital supplemental income, requiring little initial investment for harvesting. Importantly, it also encourages environmental stewardship. The financial value attached to the seeds incentivises sustainable harvesting practices, ensuring the baobab's conservation for future generations.
The wild harvesting of baobab seeds is more than just an additional source of income; it becomes a driver for both economic and environmental sustainability, intertwining community well-being with the health of an iconic African tree.
COLD-PRESSED
ORGANIC
SUSTAINABLY HARVESTED
