Laurel Berry Oil (Cold Pressed)

Laurel berry oil is a delicious, natural oil. This cold-pressed oil is extracted from the berries and seeds of the Laurus Nobilis shrub. The shrub is known for its skin-caring properties.

Bay berry oil is a fairly thick oil and has a strong, spicy scent. It nourishes the skin and is very suitable for dry and mature skin, but also for skin with pimples.

What is Bay Berry Oil?

Laurel berry oil is extracted from the berries and seeds of the Laurus Nobilis shrub. These are cleaned and cold ground or pressed. During pressing, the natural Laurel berry oil is pressed out of the berries. The ripe, black currants consist of almost 30% oil. A green, thick oil comes out of the berries, the Laurel berry oil. Laurel berry oil contains chlorophyll, which is a photosynthetic pigment, which is responsible for the green color. Laurel berry oil is a fairly thick oil and has a strong odor. The shrub is known for its skin-caring properties.

In cold temperatures, Laurel berry oil can become even more viscous and even solidify. You can then heat the Laurel Berry Oil a little so that it becomes liquid again. Note: do not heat above 30 °C, the active ingredients may lose their efficacy.

Laurel berry oil is one of the non-drying oils. This means that the oil is less likely to absorb into the skin and can leave a greasy film on the skin. A few drops are enough, so the oil is very economical to use.

How to use Bay Berry Oil?

Pure on the skin

Laurel berry oil can be used pure on the skin, but can also be mixed very well with other base oils. Rub a few drops of warm in your hand and apply to your skin. Laurel berry oil is a cleansing and protective oil and gentle on the skin. It is therefore very suitable for dry and mature skin.

Massageolia

Laurel berry oil is very nice to use as a massage oil, with heat the oil becomes more liquid and absorbs wonderfully into the skin. You can also mix Laurel Berry Oil with a carrier oil such as almond oil. Warm the mixture in your palm and massage the oil into the skin.

Laurel berry oil stimulates blood flow and can soothe muscle pain. Use it as a massage oil, for example after your intensive workout.

DIY zepen

Laurel berry oil is the main ingredient in Aleppo soap, a very gentle, but also cleansing soap. It is of course also very good to use in your homemade soap.

You do need some patience, soap with Laurel Berry Oil takes a long time to mature (6 months).

DIY care products

Laurel berry oil can very well be added to your DIY skin and hair care products!

What is so special about Laurel Berry Oil?

In the past, the Laurel was the symbol of victory. Heroes used to get a Laurel wreath. A wreath made from the leaves of the Laurel. The word Laureaat (which means awarded) comes from here!