Quickly absorbed by the skin without leaving a greasy film
Ideal for dry, dehydrated and sensitive skin but safe for all skin types
Organic, certified by ECOCERT® Greenlife
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Sacha Inchi Oil (Inca Inchi, Organic) - 30ml
$12.74
Divine Essence Sacha Inchi Oil (Inca Inchi, Organic) - 30ml is a dietary supplement in oil form, intended for adults as part of a daily wellness routine.
Organic Sacha Inchi beauty oil from Divine Essence is antioxidant rich, anti-aging and very rich in vitamins A and E. It is quickly absorbed by the skin without leaving a greasy film. Ideal for dry, dehydrated and sensitive skin, this beauty oil helps maintain skin’s elasticity and calm redness and irritation. As an anti-aging and anti-free radical treatment, Divine Essence Organic Sacha Inchi Oil also acts preventively before exposure to the sun, because it limits dehydration while nourishing the skin. This Organic Sacha Inchi Oil promotes the natural process of skin regeneration, fights against signs of aging, due to the antioxidant content and promotes skin elasticity. For all skin types, simply apply pure to the face, hands, hair and nails. Use Sacha Inchi beauty oil for homemade cosmetics facial care, body lotion, massage oil, skin care. [LIQUID]
Ingredients:
Sacha Inchi (Inca Inchi) Oil, Tocopherol (Vitamin E)
Important Information:
For external use only. Keep out of reach of children.
Dosage
Apply pure to the face, hands, hair and nails. Use Sacha Inchi beauty oil for homemade cosmetics facial care, body lotion, massage oil, skin care.
High-Quality Essential Oils
Divine Essence is from Quebec, Canada and provides essential oils for aromatherapy use. Aromatherapy supports digestive health, skin concerns, muscle and joint aches, headaches, circulation, mood support, and respiratory support. Divine Essence provides vegan, cruelty-free, organic certified, pure essential oils that are made with high quality raw materials and don’t contain additives or dilutions. All of their oils are chemotyped for quality control to guarantee authenticity, botanical origin and 100% purity. Each oil also contains an NPN certified by Health Canada. These oils are meant for topical use and should be properly mixed with a carrier oil.
SACHA INCHI BEAUTY OIL & ITS MANY PROPERTIES
During my monthly collab with Divine Essence, I felt like talking to you about one of my favourite beauty oils! I normally mix a few drops of two or three different beauty oils at once in order to provide my skin with all its needs, seeing that each beauty oil has its own properties. It’s a bit like when we buy serums or a pre-mixed oil bottle. It’s always good to vary the oils and work on our multiple skin needs at the same time as we insure to cover everything in one step!
But let’s get back to the subject!
While it’s not well known in North America and a little more in Amazonia, Sacha Inchi is a dark nut coming from an indigenous plant cultivated in the Peruvian Andes. Also known as Inca Inchi or Incas Nut, this precious oil is extracted from the seeds of the pretty green star-shaped fruit produced by this plant, which has been used during millenials for its many properties.
This rare and exceptional oil extracted by seeds contains many essential fatty acids. Omega-3 and 6 are classified essential fatty acids because the human organism cannot reproduce them, hence adding them into our system is required. The linoleic acid (omega-6) penetrates into the skins’ ceramids and limits water loss while providing nutritive and softening aid. Meanwhile, the alpha linoleic acid (omega-3) provides skin elasticity and anti-inflammatory support to help reduce redness.
OK so, in case this is all chinese to you, ceramids are the oily molecules that surround the skins’ superficial cells. They are required to retain the skins’ water (hydration). Long story short, they improve the fonctions of the skin barrier, nothing less!
Sacha Inchi oil is also rich in antioxydants and vitamins A & E, which are great anti-aging providers. It is ideal for dry, dehydrated and sensitive skin. It also acts preventively before sun exposure as it limits dehydration while nourishing the skin.
Another reason why I love this oil is because it gets absorbed quickly into the skin and it doesn’t leave an oily film onto the skins’ surface, which is mainly what many of us dread when it comes to using beauty oils. A little tip for dry skin like mine: I apply it right before I put on my makeup. It makes the foundation look more natural and its finish looks smooth and hydrated. No more cakey-looking makeup!
So why chose Sachi Inchi oil? It’s simple: for its softening, soothing and restructuring actions. That makes a lot of ‘ING’s! LOL! Personally, like I mentioned eralier, I always mix a trio of oils to get the most benefits all at once. I switch them regularly, depending on my skins’ current needs, such as Rosehip and
Calendula
oil. Especially after a long summer spent under the sun and as Fall slowly makes its appearance, my skin loves it.
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SACHA INCHI BEAUTY OIL & ITS MANY PROPERTIES
During my monthly collab with Divine Essence, I felt like talking to you about one of my favourite beauty oils! I normally mix a few drops of two or three different beauty oils at once in order to provide my skin with all its needs, seeing that each beauty oil has its own properties. It’s a bit like when we buy serums or a pre-mixed oil bottle. It’s always good to vary the oils and work on our multiple skin needs at the same time as we insure to cover everything in one step!
But let’s get back to the subject!
While it’s not well known in North America and a little more in Amazonia, Sacha Inchi is a dark nut coming from an indigenous plant cultivated in the Peruvian Andes. Also known as Inca Inchi or Incas Nut, this precious oil is extracted from the seeds of the pretty green star-shaped fruit produced by this plant, which has been used during millenials for its many properties.
This rare and exceptional oil extracted by seeds contains many essential fatty acids. Omega-3 and 6 are classified essential fatty acids because the human organism cannot reproduce them, hence adding them into our system is required. The linoleic acid (omega-6) penetrates into the skins’ ceramids and limits water loss while providing nutritive and softening aid. Meanwhile, the alpha linoleic acid (omega-3) provides skin elasticity and anti-inflammatory support to help reduce redness.
OK so, in case this is all chinese to you, ceramids are the oily molecules that surround the skins’ superficial cells. They are required to retain the skins’ water (hydration). Long story short, they improve the fonctions of the skin barrier, nothing less!
Sacha Inchi oil is also rich in antioxydants and vitamins A & E, which are great anti-aging providers. It is ideal for dry, dehydrated and sensitive skin. It also acts preventively before sun exposure as it limits dehydration while nourishing the skin.
Another reason why I love this oil is because it gets absorbed quickly into the skin and it doesn’t leave an oily film onto the skins’ surface, which is mainly what many of us dread when it comes to using beauty oils. A little tip for dry skin like mine: I apply it right before I put on my makeup. It makes the foundation look more natural and its finish looks smooth and hydrated. No more cakey-looking makeup!
So why chose Sachi Inchi oil? It’s simple: for its softening, soothing and restructuring actions. That makes a lot of ‘ING’s! LOL! Personally, like I mentioned eralier, I always mix a trio of oils to get the most benefits all at once. I switch them regularly, depending on my skins’ current needs, such as Rosehip and
Calendula
oil. Especially after a long summer spent under the sun and as Fall slowly makes its appearance, my skin loves it.
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