Plum oil

This vegetable oil is recognised for its antioxidant and nourishing properties. It is thus recommended in cases of hair and skin dryness, or to protect the skin and hair regularly exposed to various aggressions; pollution, cigarette smoke, UV rays... We have looked into its contraindications and the precautions to be taken with this natural ingredient.

Prune oil is derived from thecold pressing of the almonds found in the kernels of Ente plums. These are popular as they are the origin of the creation of Agen prunes. Used pure or incorporated into a skincare formula, prune vegetable oil has moisturising, nourishing and antioxidant properties.

Prune oil is derived from the species Prunus domestica, a fruit tree native to China and a hybrid of the Prunus cerasifera and the Prunus spinosa. It has been used for many years for medicinal purposes due to its anti-cancer properties. It is the quintessential antioxidant treatment that protects the skin and hair from accelerated ageing.

Utilised in gastronomy and perfumery, plum oil is also a skin ally due to its molecular richness. It is abundant in fatty acids, including essential fatty acids such as omega-6, as well as vitamin E and sterols, antioxidant compounds. Let's focus on the virtues of this vegetable oil when applied topically.

Nourishing and antioxidant-rich, plum vegetable oil is the ally of dry skin and hair frequently exposed to oxidation factors - pollution, UV rays, etc.
To fully benefit from its properties, discover how to use plum oil in your daily routines.