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Babassu oil (Attalea speciosa) INCI: Orbignya oleifera seed oil. Babassu oil (Attalea speciosa, Orbignya oleifera, Babassu) is a type of palm tree belonging to the Arecaceae family (Palmaceae). Babasu is the oil extracted from the kernel in the fruit of the babassu palm tree. Babasu is an extremely important multifunctional tree, producing food, medicine and a wide range of other materials for the local population. It is also a very important oil producing crop in South America. The nuts are freed from the hard endocarps to extract oil for use in cooking. Babasu oil is also an ingredient in some hair conditioners and body lotions, while the cake is sold as bait for shrimp traps. The hard wooden shell that surrounds the nuts is an excellent fuel. The leaves are used for thatching and for making mats and baskets. Thanks to the high lipid content of babassu oil, it improves the condition of dry and tangled hair, making it alive, shiny and silky.

Kayaput essential oil (Melaleuca Leucadendra) is extracted from young cajuput stalks or freshly cut leaves: their freshness is proportional to the level of quality of the oil. The extraction method is steam distillation. The yield of the finished product is quite high - 1.5%. The oil turns out to be liquid and flowing, transparent with a greenish tint, with a multi-layered and multifaceted aroma with notes of camphor, eucalyptus, menthol, pine needles and citrus fruits. Kayaput is an evergreen tree of the myrtle family, known as "white" or "silver", a "cousin" of eucalyptus. It grows in Australia and Indonesia. In the Philippines and Australia, Kayaput is grown in whole plantations - especially for the production of essential oil. Application of Kayaput essential oil (Melaleuca Leucadendra) : Kayaput essential oil is suitable for tired, mature skin; Beneficial effect on oily skin, normalization of sebaceous glands, removal of age spots.