Foraha Carrier Oil
Introduction To Foraha Carrier Oil
Foraha Carrier Oil (Botanical name: Calophyllum inophyllum) is a deeply restorative botanical oil native to Madagascar and coastal tropical regions. Traditionally revered as Tamanu Oil, it gained recognition for its powerful skin-repairing properties. Local communities discovered its benefits through centuries of use in wound care. Although Indigenous to South Africa, suppliers mainly source it from Madagascar. It is best known for promoting skin regeneration, reducing scars, and soothing inflammation.
Key Benefits and Uses
Foraha oil delivers multiple skin and hair benefits:
- Supports skin repair and scar reduction
- Helps calm acne-prone and inflamed skin
- Assists with eczema and dry skin conditions
- Nourishes damaged hair and scalp
- Provides natural antimicrobial protection
Properties & Aroma Profile
- Texture: Medium to thick
- Colour: Green to dark green
- Aroma: Nutty, earthy, slightly smoky
- Absorption: Moderate, leaves a protective layer
Blending & Applications
Foraha oil blends well with:
- Jojoba oil – for acne care
- Rosehip oil – for scar treatment
- Lavender essential oil – for soothing skin
- Tea tree oil – for antimicrobial blends
Use in:
- Facial oils
- Healing balms
- Hair treatments
- Massage oils
Why Choose Foraha Carrier Oil
Choose Foraha oil because it offers:
- Natural skin regeneration support
- Traditional medicinal credibility
- High antioxidant content
- Versatile cosmetic applications
Extraction & Technical Specifications
- Method: Cold-pressed from dried nuts
- Part used: Seeds (kernels)
- Main fatty acids:
- Oleic acid (30–50%)
- Linoleic acid (20–40%)
- Stearic acid
- Key compounds:
- Calophyllolide (anti-inflammatory)
- Coumarins
- Xanthones
Safety & Precautions
- For external use only
- Perform a patch test before use
- Avoid contact with eyes
- Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease
- Keep out of reach of children
- Consult a professional if pregnant or under medical care



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