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Baobab Seed Carrier Oil

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Description

For centuries, the Baobab tree, a native of Africa, has been a source of natural wellness. One of its treasures is the Baobab Seed, known for its remarkable skin-healing properties as a nutrient-rich carrier oil that offers numerous benefits for both skin and hair health. Packed with omega-3, antioxidants, and vitamins C and E, Baobab Seed carrier oil is a one-ingredient wonder that helps regenerate skin cells and heal wounds. As a gentle, hydrating, and moisturizing carrier oil, it will leave skin feeling especially soft.

Deeply moisturizing and nourishing, Edens Garden Baobab Seed oil can penetrate deep into the layers of the skin to provide hydration and lock in moisture and promote a radiant complexion. Promoting healing and loaded with anti-inflammatory properties, it can assist in combatting free radicals and help to protect the skin from environmental damage. Baobab Seed oil is worth exploring for its ability to soothe and calm irritated skin, relieving itching, redness, and discomfort.

To make use of this carrier oil and incorporate it into your daily routine for deep hydration and to rejuvenate the skin, simply apply it to the face and body as a natural moisturizer. Enhance scalp and hair health by warming a small amount of the oil in your hands and massage it directly to the scalp and use a wooden comb to brush it through the hair.

Carrier oils are 4 oz and come with a pump.

Details
Botanical Name: Adansonia digitata

Method: Cold Pressed

Process: Unrefined

Aroma: Light, nutty aroma

Consistency: Thick

Color: Cloudy yellow

Absorption: Medium - Slow

Safety & Shelf life

Safety: Keep out of reach of children. If pregnant or under a doctor’s care, consult physician. Avoid contact with eyes. Do not use internally unless instructed by a licensed aromatherapist or physician.


OK For Kids: 2+


Shelf Life: 3 Years
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Baobab Seed oil?
  • Baobab oil is a golden yellow oil that is cold-pressed from the seeds of the majestic Baobab Tree which is from Africa. The reason Baobab Seed oil, Adansonia digitata, is so renowned is because of the tree itself. This majestic tree has a lifespan of about 6000 years and folklore believes that spirits dwell inside of it. This tree has a cork bark that enables the tree to store gallons of water in its trunk, giving it the ability to resist fire. Known as the ‘Tree of life’, the fruits that grow from it are full of a plethora of nutrients such as Vitamin E and C.
How to use Baobab Seed oil on face?
  • You can massage a small amount of Baobab Seed oil directly onto the skin after you have washed your face. It can help keep the pores clean as well as improve conditions of acne-prone skin. However, if your skin type runs sensitive or is very oily, this oil may clog pores. Baobab Seed oil is filled with essential fatty acids such as linoleic acid and is an antioxidant as well as anti-inflammatory - helping to reduce redness and skin irritation, skin burns and wounds, skin elasticity and stretch marks.
Is Baobab Seed oil good for hair?
  • According to research, Baobab Seed oil is high in essential fatty acids making it ideal for skin as well as hair. It can be used as a hair mask or leave-in conditioner to help strengthen and moisturize dry, brittle hair. To use this oil for hair growth, warm a small amount gently at a very low heat and massage it into the scalp working through the hair to the ends. Rinse out the oil after an hour or the following morning. Baobab seed oil is found in many hair care products as well as skin care including lip balms.
Does Baobab Seed oil repel mosquitoes?
  • Pellets made from the Baobab tree wood waste and leaves have been studied for their ability to repel insects including mosquitoes and have found that the pellets do cause mortality of certain species of mosquitoes. As far as understanding if Baobab Seed carrier oil can repel biting insects, research is limited. More research is needed to conclusively understand if this oil has merit in this category.
Is Baobab Seed oil comedogenic?
  • A comedogenic ingredient is a substance that has a high likelihood of clogging pores which can lead to acne, blemishes and blackheads. The comedogenic rating of Baobab oil is 2 out of 5 (5 being the most severe clogging). Conclusively, this means that Baobab won't clog most people's pores but for those whose skin is easily irritated due to sensitive skin or oily skin, it is recommended to perform a skin patch test of Baobab Seed oil on the inner arm for 24 hours before using over a larger portion of the body. If redness, itchiness or irritation occurs, discontinue use.
How to Use

Apply Topically: Our Single Essential Oils and Synergy Blends are 100% pure and undiluted. To apply to the skin, dilute with a high-quality Carrier Oil. See our dilution chart here. Alternatively, use Carrier Oils alone as a natural moisturizer. We recommend performing a skin patch test when using a new essential oil topically.

DIYs: Explore simple and fun recipes on The Drop our essential oil blog with expert tips, EO news, and informative reads.

Customer Reviews

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Amy

Works fantastic!

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V.V.
Must try for acne and hair growth

I've been using baobob oil for years now, and I'm so glad I found this company! It's definitely a miracle oil, a hidden gem of Africa. I also have combination skin, and it never leaves my skin feeling oily long, it absorbs right into the skin!

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Sarah
Exceptional Baobab Oil for Skin and Scalp – A Must-Try!

This baobab oil truly stands out from the rest! Unlike other brands I've tried, this one is incredibly refined—it's light in color and has a subtle scent. The filtration process seems top-notch, making it far superior to other oils without compromising quality or therapeutic benefits.

I started using this oil during a hormonal breakout, and the results were amazing. Within just four nights, I noticed a significant reduction in whiteheads, and even the dark spots from previous breakouts began to fade. Even better, although baobab oil is typically heavy, this one feels light and leaves only a thin layer on my skin by morning, with no pillow stains at all—such a win!

I also tried it on my scalp to manage my seborrheic dermatitis, and after a month of weekly applications, I've seen a noticeable reduction in itching and flaking. The oil didn't build up on my scalp as much as I feared, likely because I used it sparingly. For anyone dealing with similar issues, I highly recommend giving this baobab oil a try. The bottle lasts a long time, so you’ll have plenty of time to see the results for yourself. I'm a fan!