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Aloe Vera oil, Coconut Oil (lemon fragrance)
Our Aloe Vera and Coconut oil combination is excellent for skin and hair, the lemon scent’s invigorating aroma uplifts mood and enhances focus. This mixture is a great skin and hair moisturiser, it softens the skin, has anti fungal and anti bacterial properties, great against rashes, skin irritation and sunburn, it clears off stretch-marks, acne, scars and age spots.
Other Benefits include:
- It helps to smoothen skin texture, improve collagen boost, defy early signs of ageing, replenish dry skin, promote skin healing, reduce acne scars, pigmentation, and more. Applying coconut oil on hair helps boost growth, promote thickness, and reduce hair fall.
- Defends Skin from Damaging Microorganisms The fatty acids that Aloe & coconut oil contains, namely lauric and capric acid, are fantastic at keeping skin healthy due to their antimicrobial properties that means they kill harmful microorganisms that can grow on our skin. Common skin infections such as acne, folliculitis and cellulitis are caused by fungi and bacteria which the lauric and capric acid in coconut oil help to kill.
- Aloe Vera & Coconut Oil for Dry Skin is Highly Moisturising Coconut oil has been found to be a highly effective moisturiser for dry and cracked skin. Coconut oil helps to hydrate skin and reinforce its natural defensive barrier to better retain moisture which means coconut oil for dry skin is fantastic.
- Aloe Vera & Coconut Oil Helps to Treat Acne, The anti-inflammatory properties that coconut oil has means it has the ability to help treat acne, which is an inflammatory condition. Not only this but both lauric and capric acid which are present in coconut oil have been shown to be capable of killing acne causing bacteria.
- Aloe Vera & Coconut Oil Supports Healing Studies have proven that coconut oil has the ability to boost the level of antioxidants and collagen in our body, which both play an important role in the natural regeneration and repair process of our skin.
- Aloe Vera & Coconut Oil Helps to Reduce Inflammation through improving antioxidant status. Antioxidants help to fight free radicals (unstable atoms that attach to our skin) that can be inflammatory.
- Aloe Vera & Coconut Oil Contributes to a More Even SkinTone it helps to reduce dark spots, soothe facial redness, and fixes uneven skin tone
- Aloe Vera & Coconut Oil Reduces Signs of Ageing Skin by increasing the natural production of collagen, this helps to improve skin elasticity for firmer skin. Improved skin elasticity also means fine lines and wrinkles are less likely to appear.
- Aloe Vera & Coconut Oil Soften Skin Several of the fatty acids that aloe Vera and coconut oil contains, such as capric acid, are excellent emollients that help to soften skin.
Coconut oil is composed of:
- Caprylic Acid: This fatty acid makes up approximately 8% of coconut oil and has strong anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and anti-fungal properties which make it an effective treatment for numerous skin conditions.
- Capric Acid: Is an excellent emollient and can help to moisturise skin, capric acid makes up approximately 7% of coconut oil.
- Lauric Acid: Lauric acid makes up roughly 49% of coconut oil and has been linked to being the main reason for all of coconut oils benefits. Some research suggests that this acid can help with weight loss, reduce the likelihood of Alzheimer’s and more.
- Myristic Acid: Most commonly myristic acid is used as a cleansing agent in cosmetics and makes up approximately 8% of coconut oil.
- Palmitic Acid: Making up approximately 8% of coconut oil, palmitic acid is most often used as an emollient to soften skin or as a moisturiser in skincare.
- Stearic Acid: This acid is commonly used in skin care products as an emulsifier but also is used in hair care products for its ability to protect and condition hair. Stearic acid makes up approximately 2% of coconut oil.
- Oleic Acid: Oleic acid makes up roughly 6% of coconut oil and is used in many skin care products that target dry and aging skin as it is easily absorbed by the skin and is highly moisturising.
- Linoleic Acid: Linoleic acid comprises of about 2% of coconut oil and is amazing at strengthening the skin barrier so it can better retain moisture and keep harmful irritants out.
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