What is the difference between Baobab, Argan and Marula Oil?
Each botanical oil has a different fatty-acid composition and sensory profile. All three function primarily as emollients, but their texture, absorption and feel on the skin can differ.
Can I use these oils on my face?
Yes. Begin with 1–3 drops. Individual responses to facial oils vary, so introduce one oil at a time if you have reactive or blemish-prone skin.
Can botanical oils replace moisturiser?
Not necessarily. Pure oils primarily provide emollient lipids, whereas a moisturiser may also contain water and humectants. Oils can be used alongside a moisturiser when additional emollience is wanted.
Can I mix the three oils together?
Yes, although you don't need to. Using them separately first allows you to discover which texture and feel you prefer.
Can I use them on my hair?
Yes. Apply a very small amount to dry ends or use sparingly on damp hair.
Are these oils suitable for sensitive skin?
Single-ingredient formulations are simple, but natural ingredients are not automatically non-irritating. Patch testing is advisable for particularly reactive skin.
Do these oils treat acne, eczema or other skin conditions?
No. These are cosmetic botanical oils intended to condition and soften the skin. They should not be presented as treatments for skin disease.
