The oil extracted from the fruits of the macadamia, a tree native to Australia, has been traditionally used by the local people for a long time. Although it initially began to be used in cooking like most vegetable oils, due to its vitamin and fatty acid composition, it can also be used in skin, hair, and nail care. While it is relatively heat-resistant, its high-calorie content means its use should be carefully monitored.

One of the important features that distinguishes macadamia oil from other carrier oils is its rich vitamin K content.

For more vibrant and shiny hair, you can apply a small amount of macadamia oil by spreading it from the ends to the roots, then rinse after about half an hour.

You can massage it into clean scalp and hair; remember that even though the oil is quickly absorbed, it needs to be washed out.

Because it is quickly absorbed, it is very suitable for personal skincare products you prepare yourself, and can be used to dilute all kinds of essential oils.

You can apply a small amount of macadamia oil directly to stressed or damaged skin daily.

FIXED (CARRIER) OILS;

Obtained from the fruit, seeds, and kernels of the plant, using hot or cold pressing methods. Cold pressing is preferred over the hot method because the hot method can destroy vitamins, minerals, and other beneficial substances in the oil. Cold-pressed oils are of higher quality and contain a higher percentage of active ingredients.