Macadamia is one of the many Brazilian riches that have been cultivated and used for their benefits for years. Between sensoriality and formidable efficiency, we in turn fall for this miraculous nut which quickly invested our bathroom.

Used in the form of oil or milk in beauty, the Macadamia nut is recognized for its high content of nutrients, which makes it a perfect ally for the skin. With its gourmet and ultra-light side, this pleasant-to-use vegetable milk acts gently on the skin, even the most sensitive. Thanks to their antioxidant properties, macadamia oil and milk are perfect ingredients to fight against skin aging. The trace elements and vitamins (B and E in particular) they contains protect the cells from oxidation by helping them to renew themselves (it would even appear that these regenerating properties would make stretch marks disappear). Its light UV protection offers an additional and not insignificant means of defense against wrinkles and pigment spots. 

Their high vitamin E content, combined with sterols (a lipid already present in the epidermis which helps to strengthen the skin's natural barrier), is very effective in calming and soothing irritated skin, which makes macadamia a very good ally after hair removal or sunburn. Healing, it is even useful for treating acne.

All these nutrients make macadamia a very nourishing ingredient, for soft and glowing skin. Macadamia milk gives a creamy plant-based touch to our soaps adding to the nourishing Coconut Oil.