Native to South America, the Brazil nut or Amazon nut is best known for being an aperitif star. Yet it also gives a dry oil, which can be a precious ally to store in the bathroom.
And for good reason, this vegetable oil is synonymous with softness and comfort for the skin and hair.
Protected and hydrated skin
Very rich in fatty acidsBrazil nut oil is a shield against dehydration. If you have dry skin, it is essential to exchange the tightness for supple and plump skin.
In case of irritation, it can also be a good option: its soothing action coupled with protective qualities and antioxidant acting as an invisible barrier against external aggressions. Its more? As it is a dry oil, it does not leave a greasy film on the skin.
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Very gentle, you can directly put a few drops in your body and / or face milks, creams or oils. Similar to coconut oil, it solidifies below 10 degrees, in winter, warm it up a bit so that it liquefies.
Nourished hair, but not greasy
Likewise, the great hydration qualities of Brazil nut oil apply to our hair. There too, you benefit from a deep treatment without an oily hair effect.
Fortifying, it will restore shine and strength to dry, brittle and damaged hair. You can also just apply it to your ends to strengthen them.
Use this vegetable oil in your hair masks and balms or directly in massage on your forks. If you want even more protection and hydration, consider using it in synergy, especially with coconut oil, baobab or shea butter.
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