The Benefits of Abyssinian Oil

February 11, 2018

Seed Advanced Botanicals Facial Care offers abyssinian seed oil to help restore skin elasticity

We recently featured an ingredient you may be unfamiliar with called Abyssinian Oil. There's a good reason -- this is relatively new to the market when it comes to skin care. Let us share why we now feature this fantastic seed oil in our facial care line. 

Seed Satin Lip Gloss features Abyssinian Oil

What is Abyssinian Seed Oil?

  • Abyssinian Seed Oil, or Crambe Abyssinica Seed Oil is a natural seed oil that comes from a mustard plant. It is native to the Mediterranean region.
  • There is something truly unique about this oil: it has a molecular structure that is not found in any other naturally occurring substance.
  • It is very resistant to oxidation, unlike many plant oils, as it contains a high percentage of C22 fatty acids.
  • This oil is easily absorbed and does not leave a sticky or greasy feeling behind.
  • Abyssinian Oil contains an abundance of both Linoleic and Linolenic Acids. Linoleic Acid, an Omega 6 fatty acid, is helpful with skin regeneration, while Linolenic Acid, an Omega 3, is anti-inflammatory, cell-communicating, and skin conditioning.
Seed Advanced Botanicals Extra Moisturizing Cream features Abyssinian Seed Oil to help restore skin elasticity

With all of these fantastic benefits, we are proud to be offering it in our Seed Advanced Botanicals Facial Cleansers, Daily Moisturizers, and Extra Moisturizing Face Creams.  Try them now!

 





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Angie - WhippedGreenGirl.com
Angie - WhippedGreenGirl.com

October 17, 2016

I just ordered my first jar of Abyssinian Oil. Wasn’t too sure about it so when I went to read-up on the benefits… I found your awesome read + gloss! Great share and brand! xo

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