Description
Passion Fruit Seed Oil | Maracuja Oil
Passion fruit seed oil, also known as maracuja oil, has a light, dry, silky feel. Cold-pressed from Passiflora edulis seeds in Brazil, it moisturizes skin and adds softness to hair ends without a heavy texture. Its faint fruity scent makes it a versatile addition to a simple face or body oil blend.
Benefits and uses
- Light, dry finish for skin care
- Softens dry hair ends
- Cold-pressed Passiflora edulis seed oil
Details
| Botanical name | Passiflora edulis |
|---|---|
| Origin | Brazil |
| Part used | Seed |
| Extraction | Cold-pressed |
| Texture | Light, dry, silky |
| Ingredients | 100% Passiflora edulis seed oil |
How to use passion fruit seed oil
- Face: press 2 to 3 drops into damp skin.
- Body: smooth over damp skin after a shower.
- Hair: a few drops over the lengths add shine without weight.
Store somewhere cool and dark with the cap closed.
Frequently asked questions
Is passion fruit oil the same as maracuja oil?
Yes. Maracujá is the Brazilian name for passion fruit.
Is it heavy?
No. It is thin and absorbs quickly, leaving a dry finish.
What does it smell like?
Light and faintly fruity.
Read where passion fruit seed oil comes from and how it is made.
For external use only. Patch test before first use, avoid the eyes and stop use if irritation occurs.
Is maracuja oil the same as passion fruit oil?
Maracuja is another common name for passion fruit. This product is the oil pressed from Passiflora edulis seeds; check the botanical name and plant part when comparing oils.
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