Ingredient guide
Sacha inchi oil
plukenetia volubilis seed oil
In short
Sacha inchi oil is a lightweight plant oil rich in omega‑3 fatty acids. It helps soften skin and supports a comfortable, well‑conditioned barrier.
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What it is
Peruvian seed oil rich in alpha-linolenic acid (omega-3). Lightweight with a high essential fatty acid ratio for barrier support.
Where it sits
Facial oils come late. Oil blocks water from getting in, so it seals rather than starts.
- Cleanse
- Tone
- Serum
- Moisturise
- Sacha inchi oil
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Where to find it
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What does sacha inchi oil do for skin?
It helps replenish essential fatty acids, leaving dry or tight skin softer and more nourished. Its light texture makes it absorb easily without heaviness.
Which skin types can use sacha inchi oil?
It suits dry and sensitive skin that needs extra comfort, and can work for combination skin when used sparingly.
How is sacha inchi oil used in skincare?
It is usually found in facial oils or moisturisers to boost barrier support and surface flexibility.
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