Apricot kernel vegetable oil is obtained by first cold pressing. Its color is light yellow sometimes orange and its smell is very light and reminiscent of walnuts or bitter almonds or marzipan.

This oil is known for its anti-aging and rejuvenating effect on all skin types. It gives a healthy glow and is an excellent base for essential oil blends and massage.

A "healthy glow" treatment par excellence, apricot kernel oil is ideal for restoring radiance and tone to the epidermis, while leaving it satiny.

Rich in vitamins A and E as well as oleic acid (omega-9), which contributes to the elasticity, hydration and nutrition of the skin, it is ideal for dull and/or tired skin.

This vegetable oil is extracted by 1st cold pressing. It is pure, 100% natural, without dyes or preservatives. Apricot kernel oil goes well with essential oils with a warm or flowery scent.

- Illuminating oil: brings a real boost to the skin.

- Very penetrating

- Regenerating and revitalizing, it fights against the effects of ageing.

- Toning: It softens the driest skin

- Softening

- Soothing

- Emollient : It nourishes the skin and thus helps to make it more supple.

- Anti-dehydrating thanks to the hydrolipidic film reinforcement it provides.

- Calming for irritated skin and as an after-sun care. Protective, it contains a natural sunscreen filter.

- Dull, tired, asphyxiated complexions,

- Tired and wrinkled skin (neckline, face and hands)

- Skin without tone

- Apply to the face and massage in gently. To be introduced as a fatty phase in the composition of body and face emulsions.

- It is excellent as a neutral base for dilution of essential oils and for massage.

Ecological and organic cosmetics Certified by Ecocert Greenlife, according to the ECOCERT standard - Certified Cosmébio.

The apricot tree is native to northeast China. It would have been domesticated 4000 years ago by a Chinese tribe. A century before our era, the Roman legionaries introduced it to Greece and Italy. It will not be introduced in France until the 15th century and its culture will not really establish itself there until three centuries later. At the same time, Spanish missionaries established it in southern California. Today, the greatest production of apricots takes place in the Mediterranean countries (Turkey, Spain, Syria, Greece, France) and in Iran. In America, California and Chile dominate the market.

Prunus Armeniaca seed oil

(*) Ingredients from organic farming

100% of the total ingredients are from organic farming

100% of the total ingredients are of natural origin.

Linoleic acid (omega 6): 22-35%

Oleic acid (omega 9): 55-72%

Palmitic acid: 3-12%

Palmitoleic acid: <2%

Stearic acid: 0.5-4%

Vitamins: A - E

100ml brown glass bottle in a cardboard box. Cap with integrated drip stopper (the oil flows in a thin stream). Cardboard box from sustainably managed forests. Use of vegetable inks.

This vegetable massage oil was chosen for its qualities and properties. It comes from organic farming.

Extracted from seeds, kernels, ... a quality vegetable massage oil must be obtained by simple cold pressing and then filtered. Refuse those that are refined with solvents!

External use only. Do not swallow. Store at room temperature (between 20°C and 25°C), away from air and light. This oil can naturally freeze at a temperature below 10°C.

Since 1993, Ladrôme Laboratoire has been an expert in organic aromatic and medicinal plants. With more than 300 references, Ladrôme offers one of the most diversified palettes of natural health and well-being solutions.

They are fortunate to be located in the Biovallée®, a privileged green basin where many varieties of high quality aromatic and medicinal plants are grown. Some of their producers are very close neighbours, sometimes only a few kilometers away. Nearly 99% of their products are certified organic, the guarantee that they respect very rigorous specifications.

Ladrôme Laboratoire is always looking to improve. On the program to limit their impact: intensification of their CSR approach (carbon footprint, eco-design, etc.) and participation in the development of an environmental and social display tool (Green Impact Index) alongside 25 players in the sector.