Skin Conditioning Oil

Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride is a medium-chain triglyceride derived from coconut oil and glycerin, valued for its rapid energy provision and cognitive support through ketone production. It is widely used in skincare for its lightweight, non-greasy emollient properties that help maintain skin hydration and reduce inflammation. Generally safe, it may cause mild digestive issues and should be used cautiously by individuals with coconut allergies or liver conditions.

Hippophae Rhamnoids (Sea Buckthorn) Seed Oil is a nutrient-dense oil rich in omega-7 fatty acids, antioxidants, and bioactive compounds that support skin health, cardiovascular function, and immune resilience. It promotes skin hydration, elasticity, and wound healing while aiding in managing inflammation and oxidative stress. Generally well-tolerated, it requires caution for those with allergies or on certain medications due to its effects on lipid metabolism and immune function.

Tocopherol, or Vitamin E, is a fat-soluble antioxidant essential for protecting cells from oxidative damage, supporting skin health, immune function, and cardiovascular health. It neutralizes free radicals and modulates inflammation, contributing to overall cellular resilience. While generally safe at recommended doses, high intake from supplements can increase bleeding risk and cause gastrointestinal issues, so medical guidance is advised for supplementation.

Tricaprylin, also known as caprylic triglyceride, is a medium-chain triglyceride derived from coconut and palm kernel oils, valued for its rapid absorption and conversion into ketones that provide quick energy for the brain and muscles. It supports cognitive function, metabolic health, and gut balance, making it beneficial for mental clarity, weight management, and digestive health. Generally well-tolerated, it should be introduced gradually to minimize mild digestive side effects and used cautiously by individuals with liver conditions or on certain medications.