Touloucouna Oil
Culture & Tradition
In accordance with local tradition in Southern Senegal, Touloucouna tōō’lōō’kōō’nää) oil, is cultivated exclusively by women. This time intensive process has been passed down from mother-to-daughter for generations.
Hidden Figures
Touloucouna oil (Carapa Procera) is a precious oil that is apart of the noble heritage of West Africa for millenniums. Used for skincare, hair care, and for its therapeutic benefits. It is time these amazing sisters see the fruits of their labor.
Traditional Uses
Traditionally used in Senegal to treat chronic skin conditions like mild to moderate acne, acne rosacea, eczema, psoriasis, and chronic dry skin. It is also used for therapeutic massage and ingested by locals to treat illnesses like malaria.
The Science
- Touloucouna oil has proven epidermis restructuring properties. It promotes the production of collagen and elastin and reduces fine lines and wrinkles
- increases cellular turnover, and promotes lymphatic drainage for clear radiant skin and healthy scalp and hair.
- Touloucouna oil is naturally balanced with nutrient rich fatty acids; omega 6, oleic acid, steric acid, glycerin, and polyphenols.
- Touloucouna oil is also a powerful antiseptic and anti-inflammatory
