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Horse Chestnut Infused with Soybean Oil .
Horse Chestnut Infused with Soybean Oil .
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Who does not know chestnuts, the fruits of a stout tree called horse chestnut or horse chestnut. However, the effects of this fruit on our body are less known. The oil macerate form is excellent for application. In our case, soybean oil was chosen for its stability. Oil macerate is an infusion of a plant in oil, into which effective, oil-soluble substances pass from it. In aromatherapy, macerates are a unique and integral part of massage and regeneration oils, creams, balms and ointments.
INCI: Aesculus hippocastanum Oil, Glycine soja Oil
Physical properties: clear, pale yellow oily liquid; it is obtained by macerating horse chestnut fruit flour in soybean oil
Freezing point: below − 8 °C
Relative density: at 20 °C approx. 0.92 g/cm³
Use
In the kitchen: Not intended for culinary use.
Cosmetics: Chestnut oil is particularly suitable as part of massage products. Supports regeneration. It is often part of cosmetic and massage products for the care of the lower limbs, especially for tired, swollen and heavy legs. With regular external use, it can improve metabolism at the site of application. It can support the effects of massage. When massaged, it is gentle, well absorbed and does not leave a shine. In hair cosmetics products, it can improve the physiological functions of the scalp. It is added to regenerating oils and creams intended primarily for skin with enlarged veins.
For animals: As part of animal care, chestnut oil is suitable as part of massage preparations used in physiotherapy and rehabilitation. It relaxes strained muscles. Its effects during massages will be appreciated by physically intensively working animals, working dogs, racing horses, etc.
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