How to use moringa oil?

Suitable for all skin types, the moringa oil is a gentle vegetable oil that can be used on both the face and body. Rich in oleic acid, its major compound, this vegetable oil has proven moisturising properties to strengthen the hydrolipidic film and prevent skin dehydration. It also has an interesting antioxidant action to slow down the photoaging process and protect the skin from oxidative stress. Finally, several studies have shown that the use of moringa oil is beneficial for minor redness or small cuts, due to its soothing and healing effects. Versatile, moringa oil is therefore an ideal choice for a variety of applications.

For soft, hydrated, and protected skin, apply a few drops of moringa oil to your face and/or body after your usual cleansing routine. The fatty acids it contains help to seal in the skin's moisture, leaving a feeling of softness and elasticity. You can also use it during pregnancy, on your breasts, stomach, buttocks, and thighs, if you wish to minimise the risk of stretch marks. Finally, it is possible to add a few drops of moringa oil to your regular moisturising cream to enhance its nourishing action.

Moringa oil is also a solution for gently removing makeup. Indeed, it provides a gentle makeup removal without altering the protective hydrolipidic film of the skin. The lipophilic texture of moringa oil allows it to capture and dissolve fatty substances more effectively than a liquid substance, while respecting the skin's balance. This vegetable oil can thus be used to perform the first step of the double cleansing process, a popular practice in South Korea and Japan that involves the use of two products to provide the skin with optimal cleansing.

To remove your makeup using moringa oil, start by washing your hands to avoid depositing bacteria on your face. Then, take a small amount of oil in the palm of your hand and warm it by rubbing your two hands together. You can then distribute the oil over your face and neck by performing gentle circular movements to lift the makeup. Afterwards, rinse your face with warm water to remove impurities and the oil. You can now continue your cleansing process using a water-based product.

Tip : Rinsing off moringa oil can be quite challenging due to its oily texture. If you're not satisfied with the result but still wish to proceed with a double cleanse, we recommend turning to a cleansing oil, a product that can emulsify upon contact with water.