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What's in Nangai Oil?

Senegence is very open and honest about what their products are made of and it is very easy to find out the information. They pride themselves on using no animal by-products and instead utilising alternative sources ensuring the use of naturally reoccurring natural ingredients that are gluten and GMO free. I would like to quickly mention that Nangai Oil is extracted from a nut and while no one with a nut allergy has reported an allergic reaction, if you are, I would suggest initially testing an area on your wrist first. As I have done with LipSense and  ShadowSense  I'm sharing the key ingredients in Nangai Oil and their benefits. Nangai Oil: a natural oil derived from the Nangai nut that helps skin maintain moisture. Glucosamine HCL: enhances the body’s ability to manufacture collagen. Algae (Seaweed) Extract: hydrates, softens and protects skin from the sun. Saccharomyces Cerevisiae Extract: a skin-conditioning agent used in cosmetics and beauty care product...

The Uses of Nangai Oil!

Nangai Oil has so many great benefits and like I said yesterday, it is incredibly versatile! Just a few of the uses to name include: Dry skin Cuts Scars - Senegence's founder, Joni, used this on a scar which required stitches and the doctors were amazed at how fast it healed and that the staples were removing themselves because of the fast cell renewal  Stretch marks  Rashes Burns and sunburn Cradle cap Eczema Psoriasis Cuticles Moisturiser or a foundation base Hair oil to reduce dandruff Cracked lips Depending on the use, alters the method of application slightly. Simply put, apply a few drops to fingertips and rub until Nangai Oil is clear. It may harden by cold temperatures but it is easily warmed by your finger tip heat. If being put on your skin, use after cleansing and before moisturising at night.  For a hair oil, apply 1 to 3 drops in the palm of your hands, rub together and apply to mid shaft to the ends of your hair length.  ...

All About: Nangai Oil

People describe Nangai Oil as a miracle in a bottle, with so many uses to help hydrate your skin , reduce healing time and improve skin quality. Nangai is a rich nut found on the tropical island of Vanuatu in the South Pacific and is known for its beneficial uses. The nut is squished and cold pressed to extract the Nangai nut oil which intensely moisturises and smooths the driest skin with natural blends of exotic oil and anti-ageing ingredients. We are now building orchards on the island to be able to gather the ingredients more readily in a sustainable manner. Uniquely, Senegence is the only cosmetics company allows to harvest this exact version. SeneDerm Solutions Nangai Oil contains SenePlex Complex along with the purest form of natural moisture retention ingredients currently available, helping the skin to retain it's moisture. It is a very light and velvety oil which helps reduce the signs of aging, making skin luminous, glowing and deeply hydrated. In addition, it p...

Fractionated Coconut Oil vs. Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride

Skin hydration is very important! The differences between coconut oil and caprylic/capric triglycerides can be confusing. Our most popular oil treatment, Nangai Oil, oftens begs for this question to be answered. Fractionated coconut oil is created by melting coconut oil and then letting it cool very slowly. The different kinds of fat in the oil separate based on their different melting points. This is a physical separation process, i.e. not a chemical reaction. It typically refers to the liquid portion of the coconut oil that has been separated from the harder fats. Triglycerides are made up of 2 components: glycerin and fatty acids. Fatty acids are chains of carbon and hydrogen, which vary in length. In a fat, the glycerol group holds three fatty acids together. Caprylic/capric acids are saturated fatty acids naturally present in coconut oil. To isolate the triglycerides from coconut oil, separation by steam hydrolysis of the fatty acids from the glycerol group is required. I...