Ingredient guide
Sea Buckthorn Pulp Oil
hippophae rhamnoides pulp oil
In short
Sea buckthorn pulp oil is an intensely pigmented orange oil rich in omega‑7 and antioxidants. It helps nourish the barrier and can lend a smoother, more radiant look to dry or sensitive skin.
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What it is
Intensely orange-coloured oil from sea buckthorn berry pulp; exceptionally rich in palmitoleic acid (omega-7), beta-carotene, and tocopherols; palmitoleic acid mirrors sebum composition and supports barrier repair; requires dilution due to strong pigmentation.
When to use it
Evenings suit it best.
Where it sits
Facial oils come late. Oil blocks water from getting in, so it seals rather than starts.
- Cleanse
- Tone
- Serum
- Moisturise
- Sea Buckthorn Pulp Oil
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Common questions
What does sea buckthorn pulp oil do for skin?
It supports barrier comfort and offers a visibly revitalised, more conditioned appearance thanks to its fatty acids and natural carotenoids.
Who is sea buckthorn pulp oil best for?
Dry and sensitive skin often benefit from its nourishing, replenishing feel, though its strong colour means it is usually diluted.
How is sea buckthorn pulp oil used?
It appears in facial oils and creams for added richness, colour, and antioxidant support.
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