Hawaiian Beauty Tips For Dry Hair And Skin

Aloha!

You can make dry hair silky and manageable and dry skin soft to the touch by using some of the beauty secrets from Hawaii.

The exotic oil, Kukui Nut Oil, comes from the Kukui nut tree and is the official state tree of Hawaii. It was used as lamp oil in early times, as well as being used as a healing oil for burns, skin irritations and wounds. It easily penetrates the skin and hair and contains a high fatty acid content which is necessary for softening the skin and hair. It’s aroma is sweet, pleasant, with a nutty undertone. Due to its moisturizing and regenerative properties, it is extremely beneficial for mature, aging skin as a facial and body oil and used to treat radiation burns from breast cancer radiotherapy.

Did you know that Hawaii is the largest producer of macadamia nuts in the world? While these are wonderful to eat and enjoy, Macadamia Nut Oil is highly emollient, has no odor, is suitable for massage, and its fatty acid content closely resembles human sebum. Being a lower priced oil tha
Kukui Nut Oil, it is widely used in skin care products.

Hawaiian Saying…
Mohala i ka wai ka maka o ka pua.
Unfolded by the water are the faces of the flowers.

Queen Kapiolani Skin Elixirn(Smells heavenly - Regenerative & balancing for the skin)

2 oz. Macadamia Nut Oiln1 oz. Kukui Nut Oiln½ oz. Jojoba Oiln½ oz. Fractionated Coconut Oiln12 drops Ylang Ylang Completen8 drops Rose Geraniumn10 drops Sandalwood

Mix essential oils and add to Carrier Oils. Massage gentlynon the face as well as all over the body for a luxurious silky glow!

We hope you’ll lavish your entire body with these exotic oils and feel the difference using these Hawaiian beauty tips.