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Babassu Oil : The Magical, Facial Oil That You Need To Try

What Is Babassu Oil?

     Babassu oil is a great, natural alternative to traditional facial oils. It's a perfect moisturizer for all skin types and has unique benefits that make it an essential addition to your beauty routine. Babassu oil is a light, natural oil that's extracted from the seeds of the babassu palm tree. Babassu oil is also known to be hypoallergenic and noncomedogenic. If you decide to use it for hair, it works great as a natural treatment for frizz or to add shine.


It has a variety of skin and hair benefits including :

  • Provides hydration to dry and parched skin
  • Reduces signs of aging
  • Contains vitamin E, an antioxidant that can help repair damaged cells
  • Aids in cell rejuvenation while promoting elasticity
  • Helps protect against UV damage and reduces inflammation


Babassu Oil Benefits For Skin :

     Babassu oil benefits for skin are endless! It's the perfect moisturizer for all skin types, it has a light, non-greasy consistency, and is great for sensitive skin. Babassu oil is also antimicrobial which makes it great at reducing acne or redness caused by itching.

     Babassu oil is a perfect moisturizer because of its non-greasy consistency. This means that your skin isn't left feeling oily or weighed down after use. In fact, babassu oil contains an SPF of up to 10 which can help protect your skin from sun damage and premature aging. And, as a bonus--because it's an all natural ingredient--babassu oil won't clog your pores like some other oils might do.


How To Use Babassu Oil :

     Babassu oil has a natural SPF of about 20, which means it can help shield your skin from harmful rays. It's also great for protecting sun-damaged skin and is an excellent moisturizer for dry skin. 

     The best way to use babassu oil is by rubbing it into your hands before applying to your face. You'll want to massage the oil into the desired areas of your face, massaging in gentle circles. Don't forget to cover any dry patches with the babassu oil as well! 

     Don't worry if you feel like you're using too much. Babassu oil is a lightweight, non-greasy formula that won't clog pores or cause breakouts. In fact, you can use it as often as you like because it absorbs quickly and doesn't leave any residual oily residue on the skin. 

     Some people also enjoy using babassu oil in their hair for added conditioning and shine without weighing hair down or leaving behind an oily buildup.


A Few Recipes For Try :

     Babassu oil is perfect for your skin type. It has a light, non-greasy texture that is easy to absorb and will leave your skin feeling hydrated. Plus, it leaves behind a natural glow that you can't get from other oils. 

     Apply the mixture to your face after cleansing and before bedtime. Let it sit overnight and rinse off in the morning. Your skin will feel refreshed, hydrated, and replenished. 

If you have oily skin, use this recipe: 

  • 1 tbsp. babassu oil 
  • 1 tbsp castor oil

If you have dry skin, use this recipe: 

  • 1 tsp. babassu oil
  • 1/2 tsp. rose water

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