Fame Face Oil

1)  Tamanu Oil

The oil is rich in fatty acids and antioxidants which helps keep skin moisturized, fight against damage from free radicals and promote collagen and skin regeneration. In fact it helps with anti-aging and preventing wrinkles caused by sun damage. According to a  2009 study it was found that the oil was able to absorb UV light and inhibit 85 percent of the DNA damage induced by UV radiation. Additionally, a 2015 study found that the oil is antibacterial and can help those with bacterial strains of acne, including Propionibacterium acnes (P. acnes) and Propionibacterium granulosum (P. granulosum).

Note: the oil is from a nut tree, those with a nut allergy should check with their doctor before use. 

2) Apricot Oil:

Apricot oil is light and is easily absorbed because by the skin as its chemical composition resembles the skin’s naturally-produced oil sebum. The oil has high in Vitamin E, omega 6 and 9 which boosts the skin’s ability to retain elasticity, promote a radiant complexion. strengthen the skin’s barrier and soften the skin. The oil provides long-lasting moisturisation.

Sourced from: India, Kenya, Turkey

3) Kalahari Melon Seed Oil:

The oil is super-rich in linolenic acid: between 50% and 70% of its entire chemical composition. The oil surprisingly unclogs pores and removes excess sebum from the surface of the skin, It makes skin look firmer and stimulates skin cell growth, prompting regeneration and giving skin a plumper, fresher appearance. It has a 0 comedogenic rating.

This oil has an 18% GLA content. Gamma linoleic acid (GLA) is an essential fatty acid that the body uses to regulate cellular activity. This oil reduces the aging process of the skin, reverses damage from ultraviolet rays, maintains the skin’s barrier function and reduces inflammation directly at the skin level.

Sourced from: Canada, New Zealand, United Kingdom