Pracaxi Vegetable Oil

Known to the Amazonian populations, the pracaxi (Pentaclethra Macroloba) is a tree that grows in the north of Brazil, in Guyana, and in some regions of Central America, from which a vegetable oil is typically extracted from its dried and pressed fruit seeds.

The pracaxi oil exhibits moisturising, nourishing, healing, and soothing properties. These benefits make it equally interesting for use on both skin and hair.

No, pracaxi oil does not offer antibacterial benefits. A study has shown that it is not effective in inhibiting bacteria.

There is limited data on the comedogenicity of the pracaxi oil. As a precaution, it would be advisable for individuals with oily or acne-prone skin to avoid applying it undiluted on the face.

Yes, it would assist in defining the curls, reducing frizz and providing deep hydration.

Thanks to its rich composition, the pracaxi oil could potentially aid the healing process. However, further research would be required to confirm its efficacy.

Yes, it is ideal for a nourishing mask before shampooing, especially for dry hair.