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Hazelnootolie (Biologisch & Koudgeperst)

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Hazelnootolie (Biologisch & Koudgeperst)Wat is Hazelnootolie (Biologisch & Koudgeperst? Hazelnootolie (INCI: Corylus Avellana Seed Oil) is een uitzonderlijk lichte "droge olie". Dit betekent dat het direct door de huid wordt opgenomen zonder een vettig laagje achter te laten. Dit maakt het de ideale olie voor de gecombineerde, vette en gevoelige huid. Waar komt Hazelnootolie vandaan? Onze biologische hazelnootolie wordt gewonnen uit de noten van de Hazelaar (botanische naam: Corylus

Wat is Hazelnootolie (Biologisch & Koudgeperst?

Hazelnootolie (INCI: Corylus Avellana Seed Oil) is een uitzonderlijk lichte "droge olie". Dit betekent dat het direct door de huid wordt opgenomen zonder een vettig laagje achter te laten. Dit maakt het de ideale olie voor de gecombineerde, vette en gevoelige huid.

Waar komt Hazelnootolie vandaan? 

Onze biologische hazelnootolie wordt gewonnen uit de noten van de Hazelaar (botanische naam: Corylus avellana), een grote struik of kleine boom die inheems is in Europa, ook in Nederland!

Hoe wordt Hazelnootolie gemaakt?

Eerst worden de rauwe, biologische hazelnoten zorgvuldig geselecteerd en gepeld. Vervolgens worden ze mechanisch geperst onder lage temperaturen. Er wordt geen hitte of chemische oplosmiddelen gebruikt. Dit pure, mechanische proces zorgt ervoor dat de delicate voedingsstoffen, zoals Vitamine E en essentiële vetzuren, optimaal behouden blijven in de uiteindelijke olie.

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Balanceert de Vette huid
Hazelnootolie staat bekend om zijn milde samentrekkende eigenschappen. Het helpt de talgproductie te reguleren en poriën te verfijnen. Omdat het niet-comedogeen is (verstopt de poriën niet), is het perfect om een glimmende huid in balans te brengen.

Beschermt & Verzacht
De olie is rijk aan antioxidanten zoals Vitamine E, die de huid beschermen tegen vrije radicalen en huidveroudering helpen vertragen. Het hydrateert en verzacht de huid, wat fijne lijntjes helpt verminderen.

Gewichtloze Haarverzorging
Deze lichte olie voedt het haar, temt pluis en geeft glans zonder het te verzwaren. Het is ideaal voor fijn haar en helpt zelfs gekleurd haar langer levendig te houden.

Trekt razendsnel in
Omdat de olie razendsnel intrekt, is het géén geschikte olie voor een lange massage. Het is wél een fantastische dragerolie om essentiële oliën snel en effectief de huid in te transporteren, bijvoorbeeld in een gezichtsserum.

Hoe gebruik je het?

Gebruik het als een dagelijks serum, als basis voor je DIY verzorgingsproducten of als lichte haarolie.

Serum voor het gezicht 
Breng 's ochtends en 's avonds 2 à 3 druppels aan op een gereinigde huid. Het trekt direct in en werkt perfect als een matterende primer onder make-up.

Haarolie
Verwarm 1-2 druppels in je handpalmen en verdeel het door de punten van je haar om pluis tegen te gaan en glans te geven.

Wat is er zo bijzonder aan?

Hazelnootolie is de perfecte olie voor wie niet van een olie-gevoel houdt. Het is een van de weinige oliën die de vette huid actief balanceert en matteert, terwijl het toch diep voedt en beschermt.

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