Monoï de Tahiti "sacred oil from Tahiti" has a history as rich as its fragrance and originates in French Polynesia. Monoï oil has been produced for 2000 years due to its exceptional properties. In French Polynesia, the oil is sacred and is used for both skin and hair.

Official designation of origin

Monoï de Tahiti Oil is produced using a complex method, Enfleurage, by steeping the native Tiare Tahiti flower (Gardenia Tahitensis) in locally sourced coconut oil. The coconuts used must be harvested from coral reef soil in French Polynesia. Only then does the oil receive the official designation of origin. Natural Heroes' Monoï de Tahiti Oil is produced in French Polynesia, contains 99% Monoï de Tahiti, carries the official designation of origin, and is free of parabens.

Difference from Monoï de Tahiti (100% Pure & Natural)?

The 99% Monoï de Tahiti contains 1% synthetic fragrance. The 100% natural Monoï gets its scent from the flowers being steeped in the coconut oil.

Use

Skin

Monoï de Tahiti has a softening, calming and purifying effect on the skin and provides long-lasting hydration. You can use Monoï oil as a skin oil, bath oil, massage oil, and as after-sun care after sunbathing. The oil leaves a wonderful tropical floral scent on your skin.

Hair

Monoï de Tahiti is great for your hair. The oil provides beautiful shine and reduces frizz and static hair. The deeply hydrating oil helps with damaged hair, helps reduce hair breakage, and improves hair elasticity. Apply a small amount of melted Monoï to dry hair as a hair mask or conditioner, let it sit for a while, and then wash your hair with shampoo.

Tip

Like many natural oils, Monoï de Tahiti becomes solid at a certain temperature (24º). To make the oil liquid, you can hold the jar under warm running water. By placing the Monoï de Tahiti in the refrigerator, it returns to its solid form. Because Monoï de Tahiti can melt in the jar, the substance may appear uneven.

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