Sea Buckthorn Berry Oil, Organic

Product Details

Botanical name :  Hippophae rhamnoides

Extraction method / Source :  CO2 Extraction / Fruit and Seeds

Key constituents :  Palmitic Acid 31%, Palmitoleic Acid 29%, Oleic Acid 28%, Linoleic Acid 7%, rich in beta carotene and Vitamin E

Plant description :  Botanical family: Elaeagnaceae

Sea Buckthorn, alternately known as Sandthorn, Sallowthorn and Seaberry, is a deciduous shrub that is tolerant of salt in soil and air, and typically grows in dry, sandy areas. It produces stiff thorny branches and pale, silver-green leaves. This species has both male and female plants. Male shrubs produce brown flowers which send pollen to the female shrubs on the wind. Female shrubs produce juicy red berries which are rich in vitamins and emollient oils.

Regions of Production :  Russia

Growing Practices :  Organically farmed. Fruits are tested after harvest for purity.

TIMELESS Essential Oils is a woman-owned small business in Minnesota.  10% of profits is donated to global women's and children's rights charities.

Properties

Characteristics :  Thick consistency, dark orange color, mild odor. May solidify at lower temperatures.

Properties :  Cicatrizant (wound healing), emollient

Uses :  Sea Buckthorn Berry Oil is used topically, specifically to treat damaged skin. With emollient components, and rich in beta carotene and Vitamin E, it promotes wound healing. The oil is highly concentrated, and can be used alone in very small amounts. However, it is best combined with other natural carrier oils and pure essential oils.

Storage :  Store in a cool, dry place away from direct light. Refrigeration prolongs the freshness of all natural oils.

Safety

Safety :  For external use only. Nontoxic. May temporarily stain the skin.

Notice :  This information is for educational purposes only. It has not been evaluated by the US Food and Drug Administration. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition or disease and should not take the place of evaluation by a qualified health professional. Although we strive to provide information which is accurate and up to date, we cannot guarantee the accuracy or completeness of this information.

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