5 Fast Cacay Facts:

• It is very high in retinol (3x more retinol than rosehip)
• It has 50% more vitamin E and linoleic acid than Argan Oil
• Cacay is well absorbed into the skin with no oily residue – suitable for all skin types
• Protects from split-ends when added to shampoo and conditioner or direct to ends of hair
• Is considered to be anti-inflammatory, containing Vitamins A, E & F
• Helps to increase skin surface cell turnover

So, why is Retinol so important?

• Diminishes fine line & wrinkles
• Reduces pore size
• Rebuilds collagen
• Smoothes blemishes & age spots
• Evens out pigmentation

Cacay Oil has plenty of naturally occurring Retinol that has been clinically proven to reduce wrinkles, boosts collagen production, promote cells regeneration and replenish the skin tissue, demonstrably reducing the appearance of wrinkles whilst keeping the skin smooth and supple. Furthermore, Cacay Oil is also rich in anti-oxidant Vitamin E that protects the skin against the harmful effects of free radicals, which are the main cause of aging. Also present within this new oil is high levels of essential omega-6 fatty acid, Linoleic Acid known for its intense skin nourishing and hydration benefits.

Benefits for the Hair

Cacay oil is loaded with super beneficial vitamins A, E & F which prevent hair loss and degradation over-time from environmental stressors, oxidative stress and things that lead to split ends and scalp issues! Vitamin F minimises water loss ensuring that hair is full of hydration that keeps it shiny and soft.  Vitamin E supports a healthy scalp and can prevent a dry or irritated scalp from developing.  And Vitamin A – well that’s required in every single cell in the body for growth… so you are definitely going to want some of that in your hair!