Apricot Kernel Oil
Perfect for dry skin
Apricot Kernel: the oil for dry skin. Extracted from the kernels found inside apricot stones (Prunus armeniaca). A great source of Omega-9 fatty acid, which helps improve skin's appearance, providing intense softness for dry and irritated skin.
Apricot Kernel: the oil for dry skin. Extracted from the kernels found inside apricot stones (Prunus armeniaca). A great source of Omega-9 fatty acid, which helps improve skin's appearance, providing intense softness for dry and irritated skin.
MARNYS® Apricot Kernel Oil: the oil for dry skin. Oil extracted from the kernel found inside an apricot stone (Prunus armeniaca).
PROPERTIES
- 100% plant-based oil.
- Excellent base oil for essential oils.
- Great source of Omega-9 fatty acid, which helps improve skin's appearance, providing intense softness.
- Perfect for supporting the skin's natural barrier.
- Suitable for all skin types, especially dry and irritated skin.
- Perfect as a massage oil.
- Light and smooth texture.
- Quickly absorbed by skin.
Does not leave oily residues.
INGREDIENTSPrunus armeniaca kernel oil | |
HOW TO USEGently massage the necessary amount of oil into damp skin.Can also be applied directly to dry skin. | PRESENTATION125 ml bottle |
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