Regenerating Inca Inchi Oil for Face, Body, and Hair, 50 ml
Inca Inchi Oil What is it? As we age, our skin shows signs of aging, loses vitality, and the first wrinkles appear. Nature comes to the rescue. To ensure a fair fight, we imported Inca Ichi oil from Peru. An ally in the fight against sagging, dry skin. An Inca treasure in the fight against regeneration and the passing of time. This oil is extracted from the fruit of the ancient Peruvian Inca Inchi plant, also known as Sacha Inchi. The Incas knew its beneficial properties 3,000 years ago. The fruit of this tree has a unique star shape. Composition and Properties: Inca Inchi oil has only recently become available in Poland, but it is increasingly appreciated for its benefits. It has a very high content of unsaturated fatty acids (up to 92% of the total oil weight – making it a record holder among all natural vegetable oils). It also contains vitamins E and A. Inca Inchi oil contains a wide range of fatty acids – Omega-3 alpha-linolenic acid (up to 54%) and Omega-6 linoleic acid (33%) – as well as proteins. Thanks to these beneficial ingredients, it has a wide range of uses. This oil is the only surface-active oil known to date. It has the ability to rebuild collagen. The smoothing and elasticity of the skin, resulting in a visible reduction in wrinkles, is visible already in the second week of use. The oil soothes irritation and redness. If your skin is severely dry due to poor cosmetic choices and the first wrinkles are already appearing, Inca Inchi oil will certainly help. Inca Inchi oil is difficult to find in skincare products due to its low popularity and relatively high price. We have tried using Inca Inchi oil in our series for pregnant women, raspberry massage oil, raspberry body mousse, hair oil mask, and even a moisturizing facial scrub. The benefits of Inca Inchi Oil in a nutshell: • great for all skin types • ideal for mature skin as it has strong anti-wrinkle properties • classified as a light oil with a velvety finish • recommended for the eye area • can be used for massage to prevent stretch marks during pregnancy • improves elasticity and affects collagen production • also recommended for hair care, giving it softness, silkiness, and shine • also suitable for oily and acne-prone skin • works well for sensitive, atopic, and flaky skin as it reduces hypersensitivity and moisturizes • contains a high amount of unsaturated fatty acids, so it penetrates deep into the skin, replenishes and strengthens the lipid barrier • soothes skin irritated by excessive sun exposure, reduces spots • for cracks, scratches, allergic rashes, psoriasis, and skin inflammation • has strong antioxidant and protective properties • regular use improves skin tone How to use? This oil absorbs quickly and can be used instead of a night cream. In the morning, our skin will be soft and radiant. After cleansing in the evening, we can pat a small amount of oil into the skin and perform a gentle facial massage. Used regularly, it evens out skin tone and subtly brightens it. It also works well as a makeup base. It is most often used on its own as pure oil, massaged into the face, body, and hair. Intended use: Mature, sagging, dry skin, anti-wrinkle and firming properties. Facial skin, body, hair, and nails.
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