Description
Soursop Oil for Skin & Hair
Soursop oil for skin offers light, silky moisture for a soft, smooth-feeling finish. Cold-pressed from Annona muricata seeds, it is also known as graviola or guanabana seed oil. Use a few drops on your face or body, or smooth it through dry hair ends for simple botanical conditioning.
Benefits and uses
- Softens dry-feeling skin with light, silky moisture.
- Conditions dry hair ends without a heavy finish.
- 100% Annona muricata seed oil, cold-pressed.
Ingredient details
| Botanical name | Annona muricata |
|---|---|
| Origin | Tropical Americas and the Caribbean |
| Part used | Seed |
| Extraction | Cold-pressed |
| Ingredients | 100% Annona muricata seed oil |
| Texture | Light, silky |
How to use soursop oil
- Face: press 2–3 drops into clean, slightly damp skin, morning or evening.
- Body: smooth a few drops over dry areas after bathing.
- Hair: rub 2–3 drops between your palms and smooth through dry ends.
Start with a small amount and adjust to your skin or hair. For external use only. Patch test before first use, avoid the eyes and stop use if irritation occurs. Store tightly closed in a cool, dark place.
Frequently asked questions
Is soursop oil the same as graviola oil?
Yes. Soursop, graviola and guanábana refer to Annona muricata. This product is its seed oil.
Is soursop oil an essential oil?
No. It is a pressed seed oil used as a carrier oil in cosmetic skin and hair care.
How does it fit into a skincare routine?
Apply a small amount to slightly damp skin after cleansing, or use it on dry areas as part of your usual moisturizing routine.
Can I blend it with other carrier oils?
Yes. Its light texture makes it easy to incorporate into face and body oil blends.
Explore the origin and characteristics of soursop oil.
How much soursop oil should I use?
Start with 2 to 3 drops on clean, slightly damp facial skin. For hair, spread a few drops between your palms and smooth through the ends. Add more only if needed.
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