Cape Chestnut Yangu Seed Tissue Oil - Cold Pressed - 10ML

Essentially Natural Cape Chestnut (Yangu) Seed Tissue Oil - Cold Pressed is a light, penetrating African beauty oil pressed from the ripe seeds of Calodendrum capense. It is commonly used to nourish dry or stressed-looking skin and to support a natural glow without a heavy finish. This 100% natural oil is also a popular choice as a mild-smelling carrier oil for blends where you want the essential oils to shine.

It is oil soluble and not water soluble. Key Properties Botanical Name: Calodendrum capense Processing Method: Cold pressed Form: Liquid carrier oil Skin Feel: Light, deeply penetrating Solubility: Oil soluble (not water soluble) Other Names: Yangu, Wild Chestnut, Wildekastaiing, umBhaba, uMemezi omhlophe Suitable For: Cosmetic use only (not food-grade certified) Storage: Store tightly sealed away from sunlight and heat Size Options: 10ml, 20ml, 30ml (Eye Dropper Pipette Top), 50ml, 100ml or 500ml What Its Used For This product is commonly used to: Moisturise dry, rough-feeling skin and support softness Use in glow-enhancing facial oils and body oils Blend into routines for uneven-looking tone and mature skin care Support a smoother-looking appearance of marks and scars over time Use as a carrier oil in soaps, hair conditioners, and oil blends Who Its For This product is suitable for: Customers who want a light tissue oil feel with good absorption Makers formulating facial oils, body oils, and hair oils DIY users looking for a mild-smelling carrier oil for essential oil blends This product is not for: Customers who prefer very rich, buttery oils Water-based products unless properly emulsified Anyone looking for a certified food-grade oil How To Use As a Facial Oil: Apply a few drops to clean skin and massage in.

As a Body Oil: Use after bathing to lock in moisture and support a soft finish. As a Carrier Oil: Use to dilute essential oils for massage oils and body blends. As a Hair Oil: Apply sparingly to ends or use as a pre-wash oil treatment. Processing Tip: Pair with richer oils if you want more cushion and occlusion.

Safety Instructions Recommended for cosmetic use only (not food-grade certified) Patch test before first use and discontinue if irritation occurs Avoid contact with eyes Store away from children, pets, sunlight, and heat If pregnant or breastfeeding, seek professional advice before use FAQs Q: Why is it called a tissue oil?

A: Tissue oil commonly refers to a carrier oil used to support softness, comfort, and the look of healthy skin in daily routines. Q: Does it have a strong smell? A: It is generally mild in odour, which makes it useful as a carrier oil for blends. Q: Can I use it for massage? A: Yes, it is often used as a light carrier oil for massage and body oils.