Passiflora, a climbing plant where grow passion flowers and fruits, comes originally from Paraguay, Brazil and the north-west of Argentina. The seed oil is considered as an excellent emollient with rapid hydration capabilities since it penetrates easily and deeply into the skin. Passion seed oil is very rich in linoleic acid, which gives high performances in hydrating and protecting the skin, so is ideal for face and body creams and lotions. This oil is also known for its anti-inflammatory, relaxing and soothing properties.
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| Form at 25°C | Liquid |
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| Biodegradability | Expected to be readily biodegradable |
| % Natural Origin Content – ISO 16128 | 100 |
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| % Actives | None |
Phytolea Passionfruit; 35101; Passionfruit
Language: English | Type: Data Sheet | Size: 256.66kb
The range of Phytolea is born to answer to the quest of consumers to reduce water waste. There is a trend moving away from products that contain water to turn to more oily based formats to reduce sustainability benefits. Download the brochure to learn more about the range.
Language: English | Type: Brochure | Size: 861kb
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