Abyssinian Seed Oil

Other Names : Crambe Abyssinica Seed Oil, Crambe Seed Oil
a natural seed oil that comes from a mustard plant. It is native to the Mediterranean region.

Special Precautions of Abyssinian Seed Oil

• Non-toxic, non-irritating.
• Shelf life: approx. 2 years. In case of irregular use keep the oil in the refrigerator to prevent oxidation.

Health Benefits and Uses of Abyssinian Seed Oil

Approx. 20 to 30%: polyunsaturated fatty acids, mainly omega 3 (linoleic acid), approx. 60 to 70%: monounsaturated fatty acids (omega 9 - oleic acid). Vitamins A, B1, B2, C, and E.

• It is very resistant to oxidation, unlike many plant oils, as it contains a high percentage of C22 fatty acids.
• Abyssinian oil is a very strong penetrating oil (drying oil) such as rice germ oil. This oil is easily absorbed and does not leave a sticky or greasy feeling behind.
• Nourishing oil, softening, creates a satin feeling.
• Contains an abundance of both Linoleic and Linolenic Acids. Linoleic Acid, an Omega 6 fatty acid, is helpful with skin regeneration, while Linolenic Acid, an Omega 3, is anti-inflammatory, cell-communicating, and skin conditioning.
• Recommended for mixed to oily skin, for dry to very dry skin. Mainly on the face, lips.
• Nourishing for the fragile, thin, damaged hair, eyelashes, eyebrows
• Very suitable for face and massage. Quickly absorbed through the skin (drying oil) and does not feel greasy. The skin becomes supple, soft and shiny.
• Hair care : It is easily absorbed into hair, giving a boost to shine and condition even if hair is dry. It contains a high percentage of an Omega-9 fatty acid that helps to give hair a glossy feel. It provides your hair with natural protection against the elements and assists in detangling. Abyssinian oil is becoming increasing popular as a natural way to add shine and lustre without using chemical alternatives such as silicone based products. Synergy with Argan oil.
• It is often mixed with other oils or added to cosmetic preparations.