Native to Indian regions, the Moringa oleifera tree now grows in over 82 countries and is one of the most cultivated plant species worldwide due to its unique natural properties. The Moringa tree is a fast-growing plant and is very resistant in dry conditions. It has slender branches with multicoloured leaves, numerous small white flowers, while the fruits consist of long pods in clusters, each containing about twenty seeds. In the Nile Valley, women used the various parts of the Moringa to purify water and, since ancient Egyptian times, it has been known for its cosmetic usefulness, to improve skin elasticity and to fight skin infections. The cosmetic properties are contained in the oil that is extracted from the seeds of the Moringa. This oil is rich in tocopherol, which has an antioxidant effect, sterols, oleic acid, as well as stearic, palmitic, arachidic and beenic acid, which have an emollient effect. In addition, the seeds contain substances with antiseptic activity, in particular isothiocyanates and glucosinolates, which have a valuable purifying effect on the skin.
Skin wellness
Skin care products containing Moringa as an active ingredient have a valuable regenerating, repairing and moisturising effect on the skin. Moringa oil helps to nourish and balance all skin types. In addition, the antioxidant effect mediated by this oil is crucial, the skin is protected from oxidative damage, promotes a smoother and brighter complexion, reduces small signs of ageing and deeply tones. Moringa oleifera has demonstrated purifying properties on skin imperfections such as dermatitis and acne impurities. Both leaves and seeds possess antiseptic effects that are very useful in limiting the bacterial proliferation that results in topical blemishes. The rich composition of Moringa oil helps retain skin moisture and supports the maintenance of the skin's hydrolipid film.
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