Mustard Vegetable Oil

Bioflore mustard vegetable oil, very active, prevents the appearance of dandruff and is included in all anti-dandruff treatments .

Its warming effect makes it very interesting for making massage oils for athletes, to prepare the muscles for exercise.

The plants used to make this vegetable oil come from organic farming in Germany.

Precautions for use:

• Do not ingest, external use only.
• Always use diluted, between 10 and 45% maximum of the total formula.
• not recommended for sensitive or irritated skin or for children
• Do not use on the face.
• As with all cosmetic products, keep out of reach of children.
• In general, we advise you to always do a test in the crease of the elbow 48 hours before use to check that no reaction appears.

Very active, this oil is always used diluted in one or more other milder vegetable oils.

It can be used...

For natural hair beauty:

• In a fortifying oil to slow hair loss with vegetable oils of castor , coconut , avocado and anti-hair loss essential oils such as Bay Saint-Thomas .
• In an oil to stimulate hair growth , with vegetable oils of castor, coconut, avocado, jojoba and essential oils known to accelerate hair growth such as ylang-ylang , grapefruit , Bay of Saint-Thomas.
• In a nourishing and sheathing serum for the lengths, with vegetable oils of coconut, broccoli , castor, avocado, borage , jojoba or argan to nourish the hair fiber and beautify the ends. We can also make a serum with vegetable oils and aloe vera .
• In a rhassoul hair mask by adding a teaspoon of mustard oil to the preparation.

For natural body care:

Very powerful, with a heating effect, it should always be used diluted:

• In a sports massage oil to prepare the body for exercise, with sesame vegetable oil and wintergreen essential oil.
• In a toning oil for the bust , with argan vegetable oil and rose geranium essential oil for example.