Natural Styles 100% Pure Tamanu Oil, 1 fl. oz.
Tamanu Oil has anti-inflammatory activity. This activity is due partly to the 4-phenyl coumarin calophyllolide [Bhalla, T.N. et al. Calophyllolide: a new nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agent. Indian J. Med. Res. November, 1980; 72: 762-5] and a group of xanthones in the oil. All the xanthones in tamanu Oil show anti-inflammatory activity, which makes it effective for rashes, sores, swellings and abrasions.
Tamanu Oil also possesses a unique capacity to promote the formation of new tissue, thereby accelerating wound healing and the growth of healthy skin. This process is known as cicatrization. For this reason, it is a widely used traditional topical aid and can also be used for burns.
Apply a few drops of Tamanu Oil to the skin with your fingers. Very little Tamanu Oil is needed as it takes just a few drops to cover the affected skin area. Gently rub it into your skin. It penetrates very quickly to the lower skin layers and leaves no oily shine. You may notice its mild, nutty fragrance which will dissipate rapidly.
When used as a cosmetic moisturizer, it is recommended that you first thoroughly cleanse your face, hands or other skin areas, then apply a few drops of Tamanu Oil to your hands and massage the oil into your skin.
For use as a natural nightly moisturizer, wash your face to remove all other substances. Leave your face and hands damp. Put 2 to 3 drops of Tamanu Oil in your hands and rub together to spread the oil. Then rub your hands on your face skin and massage the oil into your skin - being careful not to get the oil in your eyes or mouth.
Tahitian women also apply a few drops of Tamanu Oil to their hair after shampooing. It adds an attractive, natural sheen to the hair.
Tamanu Oil Storage
Tamanu Oil has a shelf life of up to 5 years when properly stored in cool dry
place and out of direct sunlight. It is ideal to store the bottle of Tamanu
Oil you are frequently using between 70° F (21° C) and below 125°
F (52° C). and out of direct sunlight. Do not freeze the Tamanu Oil. Our
glass bottles have an amber color tint which help protect the oil from sunlight.
100% Pure Tamanu Oil will "separate" or form layers when left stationary. This is normal and some "sediment" is to be expected with 100% Pure Tamanu Oil. If no sediment at all occurs, the oil may be diluted by mixing in other oils or the Tamanu Oil was heated above 150° F. and "processed" to remove the elements that cause the "sediment." Temperatures over 145° cause damage to the enzymes found in the Tamanu Oil. These natural enzymes are
Tamanu Oil will also turn cloudy when it is exposed to temperatures below 70° F. This normal and does not hurt the effectiveness of the Tamanu Oil. To clear the Tamanu Oil up, place the sealed bottle of Tamanu Oil in 115° water for about 20-30 minutes and then shake the bottle. You should notice the Tamanu Oil become a single color again. Be careful not to get the Tamanu Oil over 135° F as higher temperatures may damage the enzymes in the Tamanu Oil.
Features
• 100% Pure - Nothing added
• Cold Pressed
• Wild Grown
• Sustainable and Earth Friendly
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Tamanu Oil, 100% Pure, No added Oils, or anything else!
Topical use only - do not ingest. Do not use if allergic to nuts of any kind.