Tamanu Oil Organic (Calophyllum Inophyllum)

Description

Tamanu Oil Organic (Calophyllum inophyllum)

Organic Tamanu Oil is a rich, green oil known for its deeply nourishing qualities and unique, nutty aroma. Cold pressed from the seeds of the Calophyllum inophyllum tree, this viscous oil is prized for use in luxury skincare and haircare formulations. It’s often added at low percentages to enhance the richness and performance of premium products such as balms, serums, and restorative creams.

Key Benefits

• Rich and Nutritive: Packed with fatty acids and antioxidants to condition and protect skin and hair.
• Distinctive Aroma: Naturally aromatic and earthy, with a deep nutty scent characteristic of unrefined tamanu oil.
• Premium Formulation Oil: Ideal in high-end skincare at lower inclusion rates to complement other active ingredients.
• Versatile Use: Suited for creams, serums, balms, and custom blends.
• Certified Organic: Cold pressed and unrefined for maximum nutrient retention and purity.

How to Use

Use at 1% or less in shampoos, washes, creams, and cleansers. For custom blends or balms, 1–20% is suitable, though its distinctive aroma may be dominant at levels above 10%.

Product Details

• Botanical Name: Calophyllum inophyllum
• Common Name: Tamanu Seed Oil
• Extraction Method: Cold Pressed
• Certification: Organic
• Appearance: Thick, green oil with a natural nutty aroma
• Country of Origin: (Varies by batch; typically Pacific Islands or Southeast Asia)

Why Choose NCC Tamanu Oil Organic

NCC’s Organic Tamanu Oil delivers authentic quality and exceptional skin conditioning performance. Its nutrient-dense profile and luxurious texture make it a perfect choice for formulators seeking to enrich creams, serums, and balms with a natural, premium ingredient.

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Incorporate the richness of Organic Tamanu Oil into your next formulation and experience the benefits of this naturally restorative oil.

Ingredients

Calophyllum inophyllum (Tamanu) Seed Oil*

*Certified Organic Ingredient

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