Generally utilized for food preparation and in other food preparations. Moringa oil has significant cosmetic value and is used in body and hair care as a moisturizer and skin conditioner. It can be used for perfume base as a fuel and for oiling machinery. Moringa oil can likewise be used to produce soap.

Post-summer hair makes me want to cry. Breakable, dry and split ends. My hair stylist wishes to cut it all off and make me start once again, however I can’t do it!

Fortunately, I’ve discovered a little bottle of happiness called Moringa Oil , which is also referred to as Ben Oil, and it’s working wonders on my hair!

Moringa oil is light and spreads quickly on the skin. You only require the smallest quantity. It is utilized for massage and aromatherapy applications.

Yes, you can also ingest it, and rub it on your face, which I’ve been doing this week too. My skin is SOFT and I feel RENEWED!

Moringa oil /Ben Oil is pressed from the seeds of Moringa oleifera , known variously as the horseradish tree, Ben Oil tree, or drumstick tree. The oil is characterized by an unusually long service life and a moderate, however enjoyable taste.

Moringa grows wild in India and Africa, but it is also being planted in plantations. It will grow in very poor soil in any temperate climate, so it can be grown in the Southern United States.

Moringa and its oil contains almost all of the Vitamins, minerals and amino acids that your body needs to survive and for that reason many feel that it could cure hunger and starvation worldwide.

I’m a Moringa oil believer!