Moringa Products

Moringa is best known among the 13 species of the genus moringaceae family. The Romans, Egyptians, and Greeks have extracted edible oil from the seeds, which is used in skin lotions and perfumes. The ancient Egyptians used the oil extracted from moringa as a potent cure for skin disorders. Moringa oil is rich in essential fatty acids, which make it an ideal moisturizing agent as well as healing and soothing emollient for dry, rough skin; it thus can also be used in therapeutic massages. Perfume manufacturers approve the oil for its high power of absorbing and retaining even the most fugitive odors and for its stability. The fatty acid composition of moringa oil is considered to be similar to that of olive oil. It is light and quickly spreads on the skin that makes it suitable in massage as well as in aromatherapy, wherein it is used as a carrier oil. Moringa oil is utilized in lotions, creams, balms, scrubs, body oils, and hair care formulations. Therefore, the tradition of using mori