It is obtained from St. John's wort flowers by maceration in pure olive oil.

St. John's wort oil is one of the valuable plant species that is frequently subjected to scientific research in the fields of herbal treatment and alternative medicine, and many of its positive effects on health are accepted by the scientific world. St. John's wort oil, widely used in phytotherapy, has been used as a healer since the Middle Ages, and it is known that during those times, armies would take cauldrons of St. John's wort oil with them when going to war because it healed sword wounds faster, and for this reason, it is called "sword grass" in some regions. The most valuable ingredient in its composition that gives St. John's wort oil its red color is "Hypericin." In addition, it contains many natural healing sources, as well as vitamin C and vitamin A.

Skin Type: Dry and damaged skin.

Comedogenic Score: 2

How to Use on Skin: It is suitable for direct use on clean skin only at night. It is suitable for use on damaged areas of the body. Since St. John's wort oil may have phototoxic effects, its use is not recommended when going out in the sun during the day.

How to Use on Hair: Apply to hair roots and ends with a massage. Wait at least 1 hour, then you can wash it off.

Ingredients: Hypericum Perforatum Oil (Olive Oil Maceration)

FIXED (CARRIER) OILS OBTAINED BY MACERATION METHOD;

A plant is added to a fixed oil obtained from the fruit, seed, or kernel of a plant by the cold pressing method, and it is kept at an appropriate temperature and for an appropriate period according to the plant's characteristics. In this way, the active ingredients in the plant are transferred to the fixed oil in which it is macerated. It is used after straining.

It is not a medicine. Produced in accordance with the Turkish Food Codex.

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