Maracujá Oil — Single-Origin Peru, 1oz

This is the oil that gives you that "just came back from vacation" glow — dewy, soft, and lit-from-within, without a trace of grease or shine. A couple drops, pressed into skin, and you're done.

Maracujá oil is rich in linoleic acid, the fatty acid your skin actually needs to hold onto moisture, plus lycopene and vitamin E to help fight off everyday environmental stress. If your skin has felt dull, tight, or just tired lately, this is the fastest way to bring it back to life. It doesn't stop at skin, either — smooth it through hair before heat styling and it protects strands from the start, instead of patching damage after the fact.

Light enough for daily wear. Rich enough that you'll notice the difference by the second use.

Benefits:

• Silky, weightless finish — zero greasy residue
• Rich in linoleic acid (omega-6) to lock in real hydration
• Lycopene and vitamin E help defend skin against daily environmental stress
• Ideal for dull, dry, tired-looking, or mature skin
• Heat-resistant — protects hair before styling, not just after

The Story: Maracujá — passionfruit — grows wild across South America, and its tiny black seeds yield one of the lightest, most luxurious oils in our collection. Sourced single-origin from Peru, cold-pressed to preserve its natural antioxidants. Layer it over Savia Body Oil for extra glow, or wear it alone. Confirmed specific gravity: 0.937.

FAQ:

• What is maracujá oil used for? Used in skin care for its light, fast-absorbing texture and natural antioxidant content, including lycopene and vitamin E. Often chosen for dry, mature, or damaged skin; also used as a hair conditioning and pre-styling treatment.
• Is maracujá oil the same as passionfruit oil? Yes — maracujá, maracuyá, and passionfruit seed oil are different names for oil cold-pressed from Passiflora edulis seeds.
• Where does Oceite's maracujá oil come from? Single-origin Peru, cold-pressed from Passiflora edulis seeds.