Moringa Oil Virgin Organic or Ben oil is obtained by pressing the seeds of Moringa Oleifera Tree Seeds. The high levels of Behenic Acid in Moringa Oleifera Oil, rich in moisture as well as high in vitamins B and C, this oil is known to nourish, condition, and exfoliate the skin, thereby helping to minimize the appearance of the signs of aging, such as wrinkles, and to enhance the complexion radiance. Moringa oil has numerous applications in the cosmetics and pharmaceutical industry. We offer Cold pressed Organic Moringa Oil, which retains all the properties of the Moringa plant. Moringa oil is the most stable oil in nature's gift. Moringa oil, also known as ben oil, is extracted from the seeds of the Moringa oleifera tree and is prized for its stability, nutrient richness, and versatility. Here’s how it’s commonly used:
1. Skincare Uses
Moisturizer: High in oleic acid (~70%), it deeply hydrates and softens the skin.
Anti-aging: Contains antioxidants like vitamin E and behenic acid that help reduce wrinkles and improve skin elasticity.
Cleansing: Acts as a gentle oil cleanser due to its ability to dissolve sebum and impurities.
Healing: Anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties help with acne, eczema, and minor wounds.
Non-comedogenic: Typically rated 1–2, so it won’t clog pores for most skin types.
2. Haircare Uses
Scalp treatment: Nourishes the scalp, helps with dandruff, and supports healthy follicles.
Hair conditioner: Smooths frizz, adds shine, and strengthens hair due to its rich fatty acid content.
3. Nutritional & Medicinal Uses
(when cold-pressed and food-grade)
Edible oil: High in monounsaturated fats, similar to olive oil; used for heart health and cooking.
Anti-inflammatory: Traditional use for joint pain and inflammation.
Rich in antioxidants: Helps fight oxidative stress when consumed.
4. Cosmetic Formulation Uses
Ideal carrier oil in serums, creams, balms, and cleansers.
Long shelf life due to natural antioxidants and low rancidity.
Moringa's value has long since been known to the ancients.
