The Miracle Oil 

Derived from cold pressing the seeds of the moringa tree, this phenomenal oil will soften skin and create a dewy glow unlike any other.

Moringa oil is often referred to as "the miracle oil" for its ability to promote radiant skin, strengthen hair, and combat environmental stressors. 

Lightweight yet deeply nourishing, moringa oil is known for its powerful antioxidant, anti-aging, and healing properties. 

 

Appearance in Nature 

Elegant green, & Breezy. The moringa tree  stands tall and graceful with delicate, feathery green leaves that shimmer in the sunlight. Its branches are adorned with clusters of small, creamy-white flowers that emit a light, honey-like fragrance, attracting pollinators.

The tree produces long, slender seed pods, sometimes called "drumsticks," which dangle elegantly, carrying the nutrient-rich seeds used to create moringa oil.

Thriving in warm, arid climates, the moringa tree is a resilient and fast-growing plant, bringing vibrant greenery and nourishment to even the driest landscapes.

 

Appearance In The Bottle Post Extraction 

Moringa oil appears similar to olive oil in its liquid for its earthy, translucent tones of natural gold and green. 

 

Whispers of Grass Freshly Cut 

Moriniga oil has a light, earthy, and slightly nutty aroma, with subtle hints of freshly cut grass and a touch of peppery spice.

Its scent is mild yet grounding, evoking the warmth of sun-drenched fields and the vitality of nature.

This gentle, natural fragrance makes it a versatile oil, blending well with other botanicals in skincare and aromatherapy.

Light/Medium 

Moringa oil is not heavy and highly absorbent when applied to the skin. 

Kenya  

Our supplier has been working alongside the Matsangoni people of Kenya to help drive the sustainable, profitable and environmentally sound production of Moringa products.

Together with local farmers, they have planted over 60,000 trees that will bring additional income and security especially for head-of-household women and their families.

This Tree Thrives

The moringa tree is cultivated in warm, tropical, and subtropical regions, thriving in well-drained, sandy, or loamy soil with plenty of sunlight. 

It is a fast-growing and drought-resistant tree, making it ideal for arid climates where other crops struggle to survive.

Regular pruning encourages healthy growth and increases leaf production, while the seeds are carefully harvested from the long, slender pods to extract the highly prized moringa oil. 

 

Cold Press 

Find more information on botanical extraction methods HERE. 

 

Morngia has touched many generations throughout history. It is an ancient plant that spans vast cultures across the world. 

Ancient Egypt

Moringa oil was highly prized by the ancient Egyptians, who used it in skincare, medicine, and embalming rituals.

It was considered a sacred beauty elixir used by pharaohs and queens to keep their skin youthful and protected from the harsh desert climate. 

India & Ayurveda

In India, moringa has been deeply woven into Ayurvedic medicine for over 5,000 years, where it is said to cure over 300 ailments.

 It was known as "Shigru" in Sanskrit and was believed to balance the body’s energies, purify the blood, and promote vitality.

Warriors and royals consumed moringa leaves and seeds to boost strength, stamina, and immunity before battle.

Ancient Greece & Rome

The Greeks and Romans valued moringa for its medicinal and cosmetic benefits.

 It was often used to make fragrant oils and ointments, believed to restore youthfulness, heal wounds, and protect the skin from the elements.

The oil’s light, long-lasting properties made it a favorite base for perfumes and herbal infusions.

African & Middle Eastern Traditions

In African and Middle Eastern cultures, moringa was often referred to as the "Never-Die Tree" due to its ability to grow in harsh conditions.

It was seen as a symbol of resilience, nourishment, and protection, providing vital nutrients to communities facing droughts and food scarcity..

Live Giving Energy 

Many ancient cultures believed moringa possessed divine energy, as it could heal, sustain, and purify both body and spirit. Some considered it a tree of wisdom and renewal, offering guidance to those who sought its blessings.

From ancient tombs to sacred texts, the moringa tree has always been more than just a plant—it has been a gift of the earth, a guardian of health, and a source of life-giving energy across civilizations.

Seeds 

When ripe, jojoba seeds (sometimes called beans or pods) are brimming with liquid wax (oil) making it an easy cold press process. 

Allover - Face, Body, Hair, Etc. 

This is truly a universal moisturizer that can be used inside and outside the body. Douse yourself in this golden liquid from head to toe. 

Oil Cleansing 

Perfect for oil cleaning the entire body & face.

Use a damp washcloth or just warm water to lift dirt and impurities from your skin. 

Anti-Aging & Wrinkle Reduction 

Packed with vitamins A, C, and E, moringa oil helps boost collagen production, reduce fine lines, and protect against premature aging caused by free radicals.

Healing & Soothing

Its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties make it effective for calming irritated skin, reducing redness, and healing minor wounds, cuts, and acne scars.

Even Skin Tone & Brightening

 High in antioxidants and skin-rejuvenating compounds, moringa oil helps fade dark spots, hyperpigmentation, and sun damage for a radiant complexion.

Lightweight & Non-Greasy

Unlike heavier oils, moringa absorbs quickly into the skin without clogging pores, making it suitable for all skin types, including oily and acne-prone skin.

Environmental Protection

ts natural protective barrier shields the skin from pollution, UV damage, and environmental stressors, keeping it healthy and resilient.

Violet Glass 

Ultimate preservation & potency.

Violet glass is a deep purple, almost black, glass that keeps bioactive compounds preserved for as long as possible. 

MORE INFORMATION ON VOILET GLASS HERE