Comedogenic Rating: 1-2

Babassu Oil, also known as Cusi Oil, is meticulously cold-pressed from the seeds of Orbignya Oleifera indigenous to Brazil. Through sustainable practices, the seeds are gathered/processed and actively support the Brazilian cooperative engaged in seed collection.

Abundant in skin-friendly fatty acids, Babassu Oil features substantial levels of Lauric Acid and Myristic Acid, both renowned for their skin-cooling properties upon application. Also boasting impressive anti-inflammatory attributes and its effectiveness in counteracting free-radical damage induced by pollution. 

Thanks to its lightweight and translucent texture, it is an outstanding frizz controller, adept at reversing dryness and damage while conferring softness, shine, and manageability to hair. It nurtures the hair and safeguards against breakage. Its application extends its benefits to address scalp concerns, such as dandruff and skin irritation. In addition to reducing redness and inflammation, Babassu Oil profoundly conditions and moisturizes both the scalp and hair.

Comedogenic Rating: 1

Castor Oil comes from a plant called ricinus communis. This plant grows in places like Africa, India, China, and Brazil where it's warm. The plant has big leaves that can be a bit reddish and pretty yellow flowers. Inside those flowers, there are seeds that are full of oil (about 40% to 60%!).

Castor Oil has natural powers that can fight bacteria and fungi, like tiny soldiers for your hair and skin. It's like a superhero because it's packed with good things like Vitamin E, minerals, proteins, and special fatty acids called omega-6 and -9. But the coolest thing about Castor Oil is its ricinoleic acid. It's like the boss of all the good stuff in the oil (about 90% of it!).

Castor Oil fills in the damaged gaps of keratin in the hair shaft.  It increases the elasticity and strength of the hair strands to make it less prone to splitting and breakage.

Comedogenic Rating: 0

Abyssinian Seed Oil originates from a mustard plant indigenous to the Mediterranean region. Extracted from the Crambe Abyssinica seeds, this oil is obtained through a mechanical crushing technique that preserves its nutrients by avoiding heat exposure. The seeds, measuring around 3 mm in diameter, hold an oil content of roughly 30% Abyssinian Oil.

Abyssinian Oil contains an abundance of vitamins A and E, plus an omega-6 fatty acid called linoleic acid. Abyssinian Oil boasts exceedingly high levels of unsaturated fatty acids, providing a luxuriously nourishing texture that proves particularly well-suited for thicker, coarser hair types and it absorbs effortlessly!

Comedogenic Rating: 2

Our Jojoba Oil is cold pressed from the seeds of the Simmondsia chinensis shrub, native to the Sonoran Desert of Arizona, Northern Mexico and arid California.  

Rich in beauty-boosting vitamins A, E and D, plus antioxidants and fatty acids, Jojoba Oil is able to penetrate deeply, reaching below the top layer of skin for maximum nourishment. As Jojoba Oil is so closely matched to the skin's natural oil, it is quickly absorbed, helps to hold moisture in the skin without leaving a greasy residue. It also has a shelf life and stability that is significantly higher than almost any other oil.

Because it absorbs deep into the skin, it works well as a scalp and hair moisturizer, hydrating hair follicles from the inside out. Its natural emollient properties help seal moisture into dry, split-ends and also works well for treating dry scalp and dandruff.

Comedogenic Rating: 0

Comedogenic Rating: 2

Avocados offer a treasure trove of benefits, not only for your well-being but also for your skin and hair. Grown all over the world our avocado oil undergoes cold-press extraction from the entire avocado, which boasts a high-fat content, sometimes reaching up to 30% oil. This oil comprises 71% monounsaturated fatty acids (MUFA), 13% polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA), and is notably rich in oleic acid.

The presence of these fatty acids within avocado oil bestows a plethora of essential nutrients that work wonders for both your skin and hair. Avocado oil distinguishes itself as one of the few oils capable of deeply permeating the hair shaft, as opposed to merely forming a surface layer. This is primarily attributed to its significant MUFA levels. (monounsaturated fatty acids)

Avocado oil excels at fortifying them from within, helping to avert damage, enhance skin elasticity, and render hair more pliable. Furthermore, despite its richness in profoundly nourishing fatty acids, avocado oil refrains from clogging pores or causing hair to appear flat and oily.

Comedogenic Rating: 1

Cucumber Seed Oil is cold pressed from the cleaned and dried seeds of Cucumis sativus vine. Fresh, regenerating, and absorbent, Cucumber Seed Oil has a lively, bright aroma.

Cucumber Seed Oil is like a superhero for your skin and hair fighting off the bad and helping the good.  It has things that help your skin heal, especially if it feels dry. It's great for making new skin cells, which is perfect if your skin is getting older. This oil has protects and feeds your skin and hair, making them strong and happy.