Alley of baobab trees with someone walking along the road, showcasing the iconic trees and their towering presence in the landscape

Brownish baobab fruit placed in a traditional Malagasy raphia basket, highlighting its unique texture and the craftsmanship of the baske

Baobab fruit held by a hand, showcasing its unique shape, textured outer shell, and the soft inner shell

Baobab of Madagascar

It is possible to export baobab vegetable oil from Madagascar. Aromeya is a trusted wholesaler distributing baobab vegetable oil worldwide. The baobab is a resilient tree native to Africa, with a trunk that can reach up to 12 meters in diameter and a lifespan estimated at 3,000 years. Every part of the tree—bark, wood, leaves, and fruit—is used. Its bark is crafted into sturdy cords and is also known to help reduce fevers. The baobab fruit, rich in vitamin C, is traditionally used to treat diarrhea and dysentery, while the leaves serve as anti-inflammatory, fever-reducing, and expectorant remedies. The seeds of the baobab fruit (Adansonia digitata) are pressed to produce the nourishing baobab vegetable oil.

Category: Vegetable oils from Madagascar

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The baobab vegetable oil sold by Aromeya is perfect for massages, deeply nourishing and moisturizing dry skin. It’s especially effective in reducing stretch marks and wrinkles.

A good baobab vegetable oil should meet specific quality standards. Don’t hesitate to ask your supplier to ensure the authenticity and quality of your oil.

How to use baobab vegetable oil

For a relaxing bath, mix 50 ml of baobab oil with 50 ml of castor oil, 20 drops of sweet orange essential oil, and 30 drops of true lavender essential oil. Pour into your bath water. Baobab oil can be blended with other vegetable and essential oils to create nourishing care or massage oils, thanks to its softening and emollient properties. Out of makeup remover? Apply baobab oil to your face and gently massage with a cotton pad. It also works as a natural moisturizer. In winter, apply a drop of baobab oil to your lips for protection and hydration.

Can baobab vegetable oil be used on skin?
Yes, baobab oil is ideal for dry, damaged, irritated, or sensitive skin. Aromeya recommends using it in baths or as a massage oil.

What type of hair is baobab oil suitable for?
Baobab oil is perfect for dry, brittle, frizzy, or curly hair. Apply to dry ends, leave for 15 minutes, then rinse. It can also be added to shampoo for extra nourishment.

Properties

The baobab vegetable oil sold by Aromeya is perfect for massages, deeply nourishing and moisturizing dry skin. It’s especially effective in reducing stretch marks and wrinkles.

Specificities

A good baobab vegetable oil should meet specific quality standards. Don’t hesitate to ask your supplier to ensure the authenticity and quality of your oil.

Usage

How to use baobab vegetable oil

Can baobab vegetable oil be used on skin?
Yes, baobab oil is ideal for dry, damaged, irritated, or sensitive skin. Aromeya recommends using it in baths or as a massage oil.

Who can use baobab vegetable oil?

Madagascar baobab oil is indicated in adults. Pregnant women, babies and children under 3 years of age can also use baobab vegetable oil. It is even recommended for pregnant women to improve the elasticity of the skin and thus prevent stretch marks.
In which cases should baobab vegetable oil be used?

The baobab vegetable oil from Madagascar put on sale by Aromeya is a hair beautician for dry, brittle, split ends and frizzy hair. It prevents skin from aging and is also used in the following cases: • Dry to very dry, torn, sensitive, irritated skin • Cracks, crevices, stretch marks • Burns, sunburn • Acne • Brittle nails
What are the nutritional benefits of baobab vegetable oil?

Baobab fruits are very rich in protein, vitamins and minerals. Rich in calcium, baobab vegetable oil can fight calcium deficiency.
How to preserve baobab vegetable oil?

The baobab vegetable oil sold by Aromeya is kept dry, away from heat and light.