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Camellia Carrier Oil
Camellia Carrier Oil

Camellia Carrier Oil

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Cherished Camellia Oil comes from the winter-blooming flower, Tsubaki, known as the Rose of Winter. Camellia's succulent seeds are cold pressed to reveal an elegant elixir of endless moisture. Camellia replenishes lipids, regulates sebaceous secretions, and purifies pores. Thirsty winter skin is reborn with this effective emollient that revives elasticity and reduces dry lines. It is also a time-tested treasure of Japanese geishas, who traditionally used the oil to keep their long tresses shiny and soft, to remove make-up, and to moisturize skin hair and nails.

Botanical Name: Camellia oleifera
Botanical Family: Theaceae
Ingredients: 95% Camellia + 5% Lavender
Extraction Method: Cold pressed
Part of Plant Distilled: Seeds
Country of Origin: China
Cultivation Method: Organic
Composition: 95% Camellia oleifera + 5% Lavandula angustifolia
Consistency: Medium
In Living Libations: All Season Serum
Blends well with: Jojoba, Myrrh, Frankincense, Rose Otto, Chamomile, Ylang, Sandalwood, Palmarosa, Wild Rosehips, Tamanu, Lemon, and Sweet Thyme.
Uses: Emollient.
Constituents: Skin relishes in its deep infusion of Omega 9, palmistic fatty acids, nourishing vitamins A, B, D, and high amounts of alpha-Tocopherol, a strain of vitamin E that synergizes with the skin's natural sebum.

Winter is coming... to your skin! ‘No winter-worries with this moisture-manna made from the cold pressed seeds of Camellia Blossoms which are as pure as the winter snow. The seeds freely offer up a precious skin-loving, lipid rich oil.

"Camellia oil has been proven to have its place in all emulsions used in the cosmetology and skincare fields... C. Japonica may be considered as [a] possible fine-line reducing candidate for topical application."
~ T. K. Lim, Plants, Vol. 8