Macadamia oil

Everyone struggles with orange-peel skin to a greater or lesser extent. Few women can boast smooth, firm skin on their buttocks, thighs, and buttocks, which is the result of good genes. We women specialize in cellulite and will do anything to get rid of it. Macadamia oil is a must-have on the path to firm skin.

Orange peel killer.

Macadamia nuts, thanks to their high fat content, can be used to produce an oil with exceptionally rich properties. These delicious nuts can be found in Australia, which is also their largest producer. They grow on tall, evergreen trees. After approximately 30 weeks, when the fruit ripens, it falls to the ground and is harvested for two uses: as a crunchy delicacy or as oil, the richness of which can be stored in a glass bottle. Due to the growing popularity of this golden liquid, macadamias have also been cultivated in the north-central Pacific Ocean, Hawaii, and eastern-southeast Africa.

Macadamia oil is renowned primarily for its anti-cellulite properties, significantly improving skin elasticity and firmness. It's one of the few oils recommended for all skin types—there's something for everyone. It's oily but absorbs well and has a golden color. Unrefined has a nutty scent, while the oil offered by Nacomi is refined, meaning it's odorless and has been free from all impurities that may occur during the production process.

Composition and Properties:

This oil is a 100% natural product, refined, poured into a glass bottle.
Macadamia oil is an ally in the fight against skin damage and stretch marks. Like any oil, it's excellent for massages and for rubbing into hair ends. To care for our skin and its circulation, we can rub it into the entire body, providing the skin with vitamins and minerals (vitamin A, B vitamins (B1, B2, B3), vitamin E, squalene, lecithin, phenols). Macadamia is exceptionally rich in palmitoleic acid (omega 7), which occurs naturally in our skin and therefore acts as an effective antioxidant.

Properties and use in cosmetics:
• protects the hair
• improves skin elasticity
• perfectly soothes irritations after sunbathing, preserves the tan, and when used during sunbathing, gives the skin a nice nutty shade
• perfectly moisturizes and nourishes the skin
• regenerates damaged, tired and dry hair
• perfect as an addition to creams, balms, conditioners and masks
• great for a relaxing, therapeutic or body shaping massage
• recommended for use alone on moistened facial skin
• the properties of macadamia oil help fight pimples, scars and discoloration
• perfectly regenerates dry hands while caring for cuticles
• thanks to the fact that it absorbs quickly, it is very useful for moisturizing the skin of the whole body
• eliminates redness and irritation
• perfect for the care of mature and aging skin
• gives the skin elasticity and has anti-wrinkle properties
• Macadamia oil can also be used by children and infants
• also supports the fight against cellulite and stretch marks, also during pregnancy

How to use?

Massage a small amount of oil into the skin of the face and body. For external use.

List of safety warnings for cosmetic kits based on the requirements of Regulation (EU) 2023/988 on General Product Safety (GPSR):

1.  Danger to children:

    *   Some cosmetics sets contain small parts (e.g. applicators, caps) that may pose a choking hazard to small children.

    *   Cosmetic sets should be kept out of the reach of children under a certain age (as recommended by the manufacturer).

    *   Supervise children when using cosmetics to prevent swallowing or inhaling small parts.

2.  Allergic reactions:

    *   Cosmetics may contain ingredients that may cause allergic reactions in some people.

    *   Before using a cosmetic, test it on a small area of ​​skin to check for an allergic reaction.

    *   If irritation, redness or itching occurs, stop using the cosmetic immediately and consult your doctor.

3.  Threat of infections:

    *   Using the same applicator for different cosmetics or sharing cosmetics with other people can lead to the spread of bacteria and infections.

    *   Clean applicators and makeup brushes regularly to prevent bacteria buildup.

    *   Do not use cosmetics if you have a skin or eye infection.

4.  Eye irritation:

    *   Some cosmetics (e.g. mascaras, eye shadows) may irritate the eyes.

    *   Avoid contact of cosmetics with eyes. If cosmetics get into eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water.

    *   If irritation occurs, consult a physician.

5.  Chemical hazard:

    *   Some cosmetics may contain harmful chemicals (e.g. parabens, phthalates) that may negatively affect your health.

    *   Choose cosmetics with proven ingredients, without harmful chemicals.

    *   Check cosmetics labels and avoid products containing substances that may be harmful to your health.

6.  Storage rules:

    *   Store cosmetics in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources.

    *   Do not use cosmetics after their expiration date.

7.  Terms of use:

    *   Use cosmetics according to their intended use and manufacturer's instructions.

    *   Do not mix different cosmetics unless specifically recommended by the manufacturer.

    *   Do not use cosmetics if the packaging is damaged or tampered with.

8.  Additional precautions:

    *   If you have any doubts about the safety of using a given cosmetic, consult your doctor or pharmacist.