ORGANIC CAMELINE
South West Land
Soft, Soothing, Healing, Repairing
In the meadows stands the gentle Cameline. Rich in nutrients, omega 3, 6, 9, vitamins A, E. Close to Flax in its composition, Camelina has a balanced omega 3 - omega 6 ratio. This gives it an ideal balance for sensitive skin. Camelina is renowned for its moisturizing, nourishing, protective, regenerating and soothing properties , it is very well tolerated by sensitive skin. Known to reduce inflammation, it soothes feelings of discomfort, irritation, reduces redness. Soothing and softening, it preserves the elasticity of the skin and fights against skin aging.
Recognized for its regenerating and repairing properties as well as for its richness in essential fatty acids and vitamin E, phytosterols and antioxidants, helping to fight against free radicals, wrinkles and skin aging. The subtle balance of its composition makes Camelina a noble ingredient in soothing and revitalizing skin care products for more resistant and healthier skin.
Non-greasy, it has the advantage of penetrating very quickly and takes care of sensitive skin. It will not weigh down or accentuate impurities, on the contrary it moisturizes while treating rashes. Repairing, it restores the hydrolipidic film of the skin, a real protective barrier against external aggressions and prevents dryness.
Very virtuous, Camelina is known to stimulate the blood microcirculation which amplifies its benefits. Illuminating, it offers the skin a real boost of radiance for silky skin.
Camelina is recommended to protect very young, mature, fragile, sensitive, dry or atopic-prone skin, with dilated pores.
Name: Cameline
INCI name: Camelina Sativa Seed Oil
Camelina oil is obtained by first cold pressing
Part of the plant extracted: Seeds
Botanical name: Camelina sativa
Botanical family: Brassicaceae
Quality: 100% Pure, Natural, ORGANIC without chemical treatment
Country of origin: France (South West)
Culture: Organic & Local
Recognized function & virtues: soothes, calms, nourishes, protects, anti-inflammatory, repairs, softens, softens, illuminates, revitalizes.
No animal testing
Decryption of omega 3 and 6 :
Omega 3 and Omega 6 are essential fatty acids, the human body cannot produce them. An external contribution is therefore essential. Omega-3s maintain the elasticity of the skin, they promote anti-inflammatory processes, they reduce redness and calm irritation. Omega-6s are part of the composition of ceramides. They participate in the reconstitution of epidermal lipids and intervene in membrane fluidity. Linoleic acid makes it possible to limit water loss from the skin while having softening and nutritive qualities.
Culture and process:
From French organic farming, organic Camelina oil has been cold pressed in order to preserve its virtues, respecting traditions and artisanal know-how.
Historical origin :
Sometimes called " Sesame from Germany "Or" Bastard Lin ", of the Cruciferous family, Camelina vegetable oil is an oil known and produced for food use for a very long time. Cultivated in France in a significant way during the Greek and Roman times, camelina saw its use restricted in the Middle Ages to fall into oblivion towards the end of the XIXth century. It is now experiencing a new boom, in particular thanks to its high and balanced rate of essential fatty acids. A hardy plant, camelina is of interest in agronomy, it is both resistant to pests and is adapted to European climatic conditions. Often associated with other crops, it also densely covers the soil, preventing the proliferation of weeds.
Camelina is arousing new interest, highlighted by recent nutrition studies carried out in humans, showing the need to rebalance fatty acid intake, more particularly by providing omega-3 fatty acids. Camelina vegetable oil has been authorized as a food in France since 1999. It is considered a very interesting diet oil thanks to its balanced content of omega-3 and 6. These essential fatty acids are known to participate in the proper functioning of the brain and of the cardiovascular system.
Warning: These properties, indications are taken from books or websites of reference in aromatherapy, hydrolatherapy, phytotherapy and naturopathy. They are found there on a regular basis and many of them are confirmed by observations in the scientific community. However, this information is given for informational purposes, it can in no way constitute medical information, nor engage our responsibility. For any use for therapeutic purposes, consult a doctor.
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