Instructions: Extractions are potent oils and should be added to products to assist with absorption and reduce skin irritation; especially for sensitive types. Rule of thumb, you can add 5-6 drops per ounce of liquid, formula, lotion, etc.
Carefully harvested with a 60 day extraction process, using vegetable glycerin to help moisturize skin and oil absorption. Add this extraction to your shampoo & conditioner, toner, moisturizer, face serum, lotion, lip scrub…
Comes in 1/2 oz. tinted glass dropper for convenience.
Òlo Truth:
Frangipani is often used in massage therapy to soothe muscles, reduce pain, and calm the nerves. It is rich in lignin, which binds cells together, firmly, giving our skin a young supple look. Plumeria also helps reduce tissue damage from chronic disease due to its benzoic acid. Plumeria is high in anti-oxidants and is anti-bacterial. It also contains glycosides, a sugar compound, that supports collagen production. Throughout history, every part of Frangipani has been used to assist in health related problems. The oil used to calm nerves in aromatherapy, the sap used for toothaches, the oil is used in massage therapy for pain or even as an aphrodisiac, and lastly it is used in the beauty industry to aid with cracked, dry skin.
Carefully harvested with a 60 day extraction process, using vegetable glycerin to help moisturize skin and oil absorption. Add this extraction to your shampoo & conditioner, toner, moisturizer, face serum, lotion, lip scrub…
Comes in 1/2 oz. tinted glass dropper for convenience.
Òlo Truth:
Frangipani is often used in massage therapy to soothe muscles, reduce pain, and calm the nerves. It is rich in lignin, which binds cells together, firmly, giving our skin a young supple look. Plumeria also helps reduce tissue damage from chronic disease due to its benzoic acid. Plumeria is high in anti-oxidants and is anti-bacterial. It also contains glycosides, a sugar compound, that supports collagen production. Throughout history, every part of Frangipani has been used to assist in health related problems. The oil used to calm nerves in aromatherapy, the sap used for toothaches, the oil is used in massage therapy for pain or even as an aphrodisiac, and lastly it is used in the beauty industry to aid with cracked, dry skin.
Instructions: Extractions are potent oils and should be added to products to assist with absorption and reduce skin irritation; especially for sensitive types. Rule of thumb, you can add 5-6 drops per ounce of liquid, formula, lotion, etc.