Marula Oil

Lack lustre skin gets an anti-oxidant boost from wild harvested marula oil. Known to be one of the most oxidant stable oils in the world, marula oil is highly recommended to soften skin and balance moisture levels. Ideally used after a spritz of distillate water, daily usage plumps skin cells and drastically slows down damage to collagen.

Growing wild throughout southern Africa, this emollient oil is collected from intoxicatingly sweet marula fruits. Craved by monkeys, elephants and humans alike, these fruits are often made into jams and juices. But as sweet as the fruit is, the real prize for many lies inside. The tough shell of marula's seed protects the precious oil making those who can't wait to indulge themselves work very hard for it. Each shell must be crushed by hand using a heavy rock. Once winnowed away, the seeds are sun dried while our Namibian collectors await transport of the seeds to the mill. Once pressed, this precious oil is flown off to Shea Terra Organics in its most desired virgin state.

Contains only: 100% pure marula oil

Your skin changes daily. Pollutants that it comes across, sun exposure level, your vitamin and mineral intake, the quality and amount of your water, and so on all affect and change your skin. Likewise, the skin oils that you use should change from time to time. What works for you one week might not work for you the next week. Plus, your skin benefits from the different nutrients that comes with changing up your oils. If one week your face feels a little oily, use a lighter oil and vice versa.

Daily facial usage: Massage few drops into each of the five facial points. Lightly massage under eye.

Massage: Lightly heat bottle of oil in warm bowl of water. Massage into body, face and scalp.

Cuticles: Massage into cuticles to decrease and get rid of damaged cuticles.

100% natural
all natural anti-oxidant power
naturally balances moisture level of skin
non-clogging
virgin oil, no processing or deodorization so you benefit from complete properties

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