Liz deSousa for BYRDIE
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You know olive and avocado and sunflower and jojoba.
Rosehip and argan and marula and macadamia.
But do you recall the most under-the-radarskincare oilof all?
Liz deSousa for BYRDIE
Song parody aside, we’re talking about tamanu oil.
Ahead, experts tell us all about tamanu.
Meet the Experts
What Is Tamanu Oil?
Tamanu oil has a noteworthy look and smell.
In many skincare products, it’s often listed by its technical name,Calophyllum inophyllumseed oil.
Don’t Use With:There are currently no ingredients known to have a negative interaction with tamanu oil.
Remember how we said that it contains both oleic and linoleic acids?
King tells us that tamanu oil is only slightly comedogenic.
This is Gonzalez’s recommendation for those seeking pure tamanu oil.
“It will soothe and calm dry, flaky skin after the first software.
For those looking to reap the benefits of multiple oils, this is a one-stop-shop.
(Avocado, apricot, and jojoba oils are a few of the other key players).
He also praises the incredibly lightweight feel.
She adds that it’s especially choice for anyone dealing with super dry or wrinkled skin.
The purity of this product can’t be beat.
The tamanu oil is not only organic, but it’s also cold-pressed and unrefined, notes King.
Bonus points for the wallet-friendly price, an especially great value considering how high quality the oil is.
As an antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and healing oil, tamanu oil can help improve acne.
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