Wind and weather under control – cosmetic protection for the skin

Ximenia Seed Oil for perfect care in the winter

As soon as icy winds start whistling around the corners and winter has finally come, skin care is centre stage again. At the latest Sepawa fair in October, our visitors put the spotlight on a suitable product:  Ximenia Seed Oil. Here, we would like to briefly explain how this oil can provide perfect protection in a wind-and-weather cream for stressed skin, even for the little ones.

Ximenia Seed Oil: The secret weapon to fight wind and weather

Ximenia Seed Oil has proved itself as a real all-rounder especially in the cold and wet season and was picked out by our visitors at the fair as an ideal companion for nappy creams and protective creams against wind burns. Its outstanding feature is its easy spreadability on the skin, which immediately leaves a pleasant, soothing feeling. Our »Ximenia Seed Oil (Mideka) refined« is also rich in mono-unsaturated fatty acids, mainly ximenynic acid (5 - 15 %) and their derivatives and contains a considerable portion of tocotrienol, lupeol and β-amyrin as well as β-sitosterol. These vegetable components have an anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial effect and optimally support the fast healing of wounds.      

Ximenia Seed Oil in wind-and-weather creams: Ideal skin protection

A wind-and-weather cream enriched with Ximenia Seed Oil provides effective protection from cold and wetness and gives the skin an extra portion of care. Formulations containing this premium-quality oil make the skin resistant to the straining winter conditions and perfectly prepare it for the challenges of winter.  But that’s not all! Because you will also be amazed by the sensory properties of this oil. Never before has winter skin care been so luxurious and comforting. You can find the ingredient in premium quality with COSMOS approval and certified as organically grown according to Lacon standards directly on our website:

Ximenia Seed Oil (Mideka) refined (INCI Ximenia Americana Seed Oil)

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