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Credé’s hexane-free Castor Oil is a powerful skincare oil that is a particularly effective when used as a moisturiser for skin and hair. Due to it’s anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties it is a soothing aide to damaged or irritated skin.
Castor Oil is for topical use only. It is packed in a dark glass bottle which ensures that the therapeutic properties of the oil are preserved
Credé’s hexane-free Castor Oil is a powerful skincare oil that is a particularly effective when used as a moisturiser for skin and hair. Due to it’s anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties it is a soothing aide to damaged or irritated skin.
Castor Oil is for topical use only. It is packed in a dark glass bottle which ensures that the therapeutic properties of the oil are preserved
Credé’s hexane-free Castor Oil is a powerful skincare oil that is a particularly effective when used as a moisturiser for skin and hair. Due to it’s anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties it is a soothing aide to damaged or irritated skin.
Castor Oil is for topical use only. It is packed in a dark glass bottle which ensures that the therapeutic properties of the oil are preserved
Jojoba oil is a “liquid wax” cold pressed from the seed of the Jojoba plant. It is well known as an excellent skin moisturizsr, and is a popular ingredient in skin care products. The oil has a natural sun protection factor (SPF) of 4, making it unique amongst skincare oils. The oil has a nutty smell and is a clear golden colour. It is shelf stable, if stored at an ambient temperature, for up to two years.
Medium Chain Triglycrides are fatty acids which have been extracted from palm kernel oil, or coconut oil, through a method called fractionation. The resulting product is a clear liquid, with a neutral taste. It is popularly used as a dietary nutritional supplement. MCT oil has been shown to help in the process of excess calorie burning, and is generally considered a good source of energy that the body is easily able to process. Credé’s MCT oil comes in two variants – a coconut oil based version, and a palm kernel oil version. Their palm kernel oil version is RSPO (Round table on Sustainable Palm Oil) certified
Medium Chain Triglycrides are fatty acids which have been extracted from palm kernel oil, or coconut oil, through a method called fractionation. The resulting product is a clear liquid, with a neutral taste. It is popularly used as a dietary nutritional supplement. MCT oil has been shown to help in the process of excess calorie burning, and is generally considered a good source of energy that the body is easily able to process. Credé’s MCT oil comes in two variants – a coconut oil based version, and a palm kernel oil version. Their palm kernel oil version is RSPO (Round table on Sustainable Palm Oil) certified
Refined coconut oil is pressed from dried coconut meat (copra) and is almost always refined before human consumption. During the process of refining, much of the original coconut taste is removed, along with some of the micronutrients. Because copra is a cheaper raw material, refined coconut oil is also typically a lot less expensive than virgin coconut oil.
Coconut oil is rich in saturated fatty acids, especially lauric acid (about 50%) and myristic acid (about 20%). These fatty acids are so-called ‘medium-chain triglycerides’ (MCTs) because they are shorter molecules than the saturated fats commonly found in vegetable oils and animal fats (e.g. palmitic and stearic acid). This also explains why coconut oil has a far better health profile than its high content of saturated fats would suggest.
Refined coconut oil is pressed from dried coconut meat (copra) and is almost always refined before human consumption. During the process of refining, much of the original coconut taste is removed, along with some of the micronutrients. Because copra is a cheaper raw material, refined coconut oil is also typically a lot less expensive than virgin coconut oil.
Coconut oil is rich in saturated fatty acids, especially lauric acid (about 50%) and myristic acid (about 20%). These fatty acids are so-called ‘medium-chain triglycerides’ (MCTs) because they are shorter molecules than the saturated fats commonly found in vegetable oils and animal fats (e.g. palmitic and stearic acid). This also explains why coconut oil has a far better health profile than its high content of saturated fats would suggest.
Argan oil has long been used as a skin and hair moisturiser in North Africa, and its popularity has spread across the world over the last decade. The oil is cold pressed from the kernels of the Argan tree, which is endemic to Morocco. It is well known as an excellent moisturiser both for hair and skin, and is a natural source of vitamin E, carotenes, and squalene. Popular as an ingredient in shampoo, moisturisers and conditioners, the oil has a unique nutty smell and a clear golden brown colour. It is shelf stable if stored at an ambient temperature, for up to two years. This oil is certified organic.
Argan oil has long been used as a skin and hair moisturiser in North Africa, and its popularity has spread across the world over the last decade. The oil is cold pressed from the kernels of the Argan tree, which is endemic to Morocco. It is well known as an excellent moisturiser both for hair and skin, and is a natural source of vitamin E, carotenes, and squalene. Popular as an ingredient in shampoo, moisturisers and conditioners, the oil has a unique nutty smell and a clear golden brown colour. It is shelf stable if stored at an ambient temperature, for up to two years. This oil is certified organic.
Credé’s hexane-free Castor Oil is a powerful skincare oil that is a particularly effective when used as a moisturiser for skin and hair. Due to it’s anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties it is a soothing aide to damaged or irritated skin.
Castor Oil is for topical use only. It is packed in a dark glass bottle which ensures that the therapeutic properties of the oil are preserved.
Credé’s hexane-free Castor Oil is a powerful skincare oil that is a particularly effective when used as a moisturiser for skin and hair. Due to it’s anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties it is a soothing aide to damaged or irritated skin.
Castor Oil is for topical use only. It is packed in a dark glass bottle which ensures that the therapeutic properties of the oil are preserved.
Credé’s hexane-free Castor Oil is a powerful skincare oil that is a particularly effective when used as a moisturiser for skin and hair. Due to it’s anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties it is a soothing aide to damaged or irritated skin.
Castor Oil is for topical use only. It is packed in a dark glass bottle which ensures that the therapeutic properties of the oil are preserved.
Refined coconut oil is pressed from dried coconut meat (copra) and is almost always refined before human consumption. During the process of refining, much of the original coconut taste is removed, along with some of the micronutrients. Because copra is a cheaper raw material, refined coconut oil is also typically a lot less expensive than virgin coconut oil.
Coconut oil is rich in saturated fatty acids, especially lauric acid (about 50%) and myristic acid (about 20%). These fatty acids are so-called ‘medium-chain triglycerides’ (MCTs) because they are shorter molecules than the saturated fats commonly found in vegetable oils and animal fats (e.g. palmitic and stearic acid). This also explains why coconut oil has a far better health profile than its high content of saturated fats would suggest.
Refined coconut oil is pressed from dried coconut meat (copra) and is almost always refined before human consumption. During the process of refining, much of the original coconut taste is removed, along with some of the micronutrients. Because copra is a cheaper raw material, refined coconut oil is also typically a lot less expensive than virgin coconut oil.
Coconut oil is rich in saturated fatty acids, especially lauric acid (about 50%) and myristic acid (about 20%). These fatty acids are so-called ‘medium-chain triglycerides’ (MCTs) because they are shorter molecules than the saturated fats commonly found in vegetable oils and animal fats (e.g. palmitic and stearic acid). This also explains why coconut oil has a far better health profile than its high content of saturated fats would suggest.
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