Vegetable oil of Marula
Close-up of marula fruits held in hand, highlighting their natural texture and color
Crushed marula seeds
Marula plant in its natural environment
Marula of Madagascar
Cluster of green Marula fruits ripening on a leafy tree branch against a clear blue sky.
A detailed close-up of two smooth, light-green marula fruits growing on a rugged, greyish-brown branch. The fruits are positioned on either side of the stem, with clusters of dark green leaves and thin, pale stems hanging below them. Dappled sunlight creates soft shadows on the fruit, with a bokeh background of the tree's foliage.
A low-angle shot looking up into the canopy of a marula tree against a clear blue sky. Several oval, light-green marula fruits hang from a textured brown branch, surrounded by clusters of vibrant green leaves. The sunlight filters through the foliage, highlighting the smooth skin of the ripening fruit.
A close-up view of unripe marula fruits growing on a tree branch. Several small, oval, green fruits hang among lush, bright green leaves. The tree's thick, greyish-brown bark is visible in the background, showing the fruit in its natural, pre-harvest state.
A close-up centered shot of two cupped hands holding a large harvest of about eight pale yellow marula fruits. The person is wearing a shirt with a bold, traditional geometric pattern in shades of brown, green, and cream. The background is softly blurred, focusing attention on the texture of the fruit and the person’s hands.
A close-up shot of a person’s open palm holding five marula fruits in various stages of ripeness, ranging from light green to a vibrant, golden yellow. The person is standing outdoors, wearing a patterned brown shirt and tan cargo pants. The background shows a grassy field scattered with more fallen marula fruits, suggesting a harvest in a natural, sunlit environment.

Marula of Madagascar

It is possible to export marula vegetable oil from Madagascar. Aromeya is a trusted wholesaler of marula vegetable oil, supplying customers worldwide. Marula is a tree native to Africa, famously loved by elephants, who often guard the fallen fruit from human access. Traditionally, the Zulu people used marula oil for massages, while the Tsonga valued it for its skin benefits. Marula vegetable oil is renowned as a powerful ally for both skin and hair care. In Madagascar, this tree, locally known as sakoadia, grows primarily in the western regions of the island.

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Rich in antioxidants, marula vegetable oil has the following main properties:

A good marula vegetable oil must have the following characteristics. Do not hesitate to ask your supplierto be sure of the quality of your oil.

How to use marula vegetable oil?

Marula vegetable oil can be used pure as a day or night cream replacement, apply to your face 1 to 5 drops depending on the skin type and season.

It can also be used as body cream, make it penetrate well by small massage.

Every morning, apply a few drops of marula vegetable oil on the tip of the hair. It can also be used as a hair mask. Let it rest at least 15 minutes or even overnight before shampoo.

A little marula vegetable oil on the nails makes them stronger and more supple.

 

Can marula vegetable oil be used in skin application?

Marula vegetable oil is recommended for: Dry and very dry skin Delicate and delicate skin Skin prone to discomfort.

It also helps to combat stretch marks.

 

What type of hair for marula vegetable oil?

In hair care, marula vegetable oil is indicated for: Dry, rough, creped, brittle, forked hair Curly and frizzy hair Colored, bleached hair.

Properties

Rich in antioxidants, marula vegetable oil has the following main properties:

Specificities

A good marula vegetable oil must have the following characteristics. Do not hesitate to ask your supplierto be sure of the quality of your oil.

Usage

How to use marula vegetable oil?

Marula vegetable oil can be used pure as a day or night cream replacement, apply to your face 1 to 5 drops depending on the skin type and season.

It can also be used as body cream, make it penetrate well by small massage.

Every morning, apply a few drops of marula vegetable oil on the tip of the hair. It can also be used as a hair mask. Let it rest at least 15 minutes or even overnight before shampoo.

A little marula vegetable oil on the nails makes them stronger and more supple.

 

Can marula vegetable oil be used in skin application?

Marula vegetable oil is recommended for: Dry and very dry skin Delicate and delicate skin Skin prone to discomfort.

It also helps to combat stretch marks.

 

What type of hair for marula vegetable oil?

In hair care, marula vegetable oil is indicated for: Dry, rough, creped, brittle, forked hair Curly and frizzy hair Colored, bleached hair.

  • Who can use marula vegetable oil?

    Madagascar marula vegetable oil is indicated in adults.

  • In which cases should I use marula vegetable oil?

    Marula vegetable oil from Madagascar sold by Aromeya is effective in the following cases: • Dry, wrinkled, dehydrated skin • Mature, toned skin • Wrinkles, dehydration lines • Stretch marks • Hair dry, dull • Colored, discolored, mechanized hair • Curly or frizzy hair • Hair damaged, brittle, split ends • Soft nails

  • How to preserve marula?

    Marula vegetable oil is kept dry and cool.

  • What are the main cosmetic properties of Marula oil?

    It is moisturizing, regenerating, protective, and antioxidant, thanks to its richness in vitamins C, E, and essential fatty acids.

  • How to choose a high-quality Marula oil?

    Opt for a pure, cold-pressed, and organic oil to ensure all the natural benefits of Marula seeds.

  • Is Marula oil suitable for pregnant women and babies?

    Yes, it is gentle and non-irritating, helping to hydrate and protect sensitive skin. It is suitable for use by pregnant women and children.

  • What are the main components of marula vegetable oil?

    It is particularly rich in oleic acid, as well as containing palmitic, linoleic, palmitoleic and stearic acids. Its exact composition may vary depending on the origin and production conditions.

  • Who is marula vegetable oil recommended for?

    Marula vegetable oil is particularly suitable for dry, dehydrated and mature skin. It is also suitable for dry hair and can be used in various cosmetic care products to nourish, soften and improve the suppleness of the skin and hair.

  • Does marula vegetable oil have any contraindications?

    Marula vegetable oil has no specific known contraindications for external cosmetic use. However, as with any vegetable oil, sensitive or allergic individuals should perform a patch test on a small area beforehand.

  • Is marula vegetable oil suitable for pregnant women and babies?

    Yes. Marula vegetable oil can be used externally during pregnancy and on babies' skin, but care should be taken when formulating products. It is important to distinguish marula vegetable oil from marula essential oil, as they are different products and have different precautions for use.

  • Is marula vegetable oil available in bulk for professionals?

    Yes. Aromeya, as a producer and supplier, can offer marula vegetable oil in bulk to cosmetic manufacturers, formulators, laboratories and distributors.

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