CLINICAL RESULTS
95%
of women & men showed a reduction of wrinkles
100%
women & men showed improved skin surface hydration
-45%
reduction of wrinkles after 4 weeks of use
Cacay Beauty Oil
HOW TO USE
☼ Place two to three drops into the palms of your hands, inhale, and massage into your face (damp is best,) neck and décolletage.
☾ Repeat steps in the evening as your last step in your skincare routine.
Sarah's Tip: Cacay Beauty Oil is your perfect Allrounder. "It is so versatile: I mix it into my daily skincare routine as an extra moisturising booster. This makes my skin beautifully supple and protects it from moisture loss. I also like to use the Beauty Oil for my nails and cuticles, for my décolleté or apply it to the ends of my hair. Mix a drop with your favourite face cream, foundation or body lotion to enhance its benefits. Or upgrade your basic face cream or serum to a anti-ageing powerhouse with our Beauty Oil. For hair, use every day after shampooing or conditioning."
WHAT IT IS
Cacay Oil has a myriad of benefits for the skin:
Naturally derived retinol helps to increase cell turnover and improve skin tone. Vitamin E protects the skin against free radicals and prevents premature ageing. Essential fatty acids help to balance sebum production. Linoleic acid strengthens the natural skin barrier and promotes the formation of healthy new skin cells.
FAQs
Cacay oil comes from the seeds of the cacay tree. The tree is indigenous to South America, and cacay trees are thought to be good for promoting biodiversity in the Amazon. Cacay oil is derived from cacay nuts, which are cold-pressed to extract the nutritious oil. The oil contains lots of fatty acids, as well as vitamins E and A. Read more about it here.
Cacay oil comes from the Amazonian rainforest.
Because Cacay seeds are wild harvested by indigenous communities the quantity available for use in skincare is very low, making it the rarest plant oil for skincare. Unfortunately, due to this reason, there are many suppliers that supply diluted Cacay oil or even other types of oil under the name of cacay. At NAYA, you get 100% pure premium Cacay Oil which we source from trees that are over 100 years old.
Cacay fruits are collected by hand early in the year. The three inner seeds are cold pressed to release the nutrient rich oil.
The Latin name is Caryodendron Orinocense and Cacay trees grow to 30 or 40 metres.
Cacay oil is a new natural anti-ageing oil that stimulates cellular turnover and slows collagen breakdown. Cacay oil a great multipurpose oil. You can use it for your face and decollete to prevent wrinkles or to soften those fine lines, but it can also be used as a cuticle oil. It’s even great for hair as it helps to hydrate your dry lengths and ends. It has healing properties due to the high level of Vitamin E, thus you can use it for various skin irritations, not only acne. It can also help with stretch marks and mild scars.
Yes! It is 100% pure Cacay oil sourced from our communities in Colombia. Only in Colombia you have Cacay Oil as it is indigenous to that region. It does not grow anywhere else in South America. Unfortunately, some other oils are promoted as Cacay Oil which is offered at a much cheaper cost which is polluting the market. So know your supplier!!
You can use the Cacay Beauty Oil day and night. And you can also add a few drops into the Everyday Day Cream or Glow Serum.
Cacay oil can be effective for clogged pores. One study saw a 25% reduction in micro comedones (clogged pores) after just one month using Cacay Oil in your everyday skincare. Most breakout prone skin is deficient in Linoleic Acid with an excess of Oleic acid. This imbalance can clog pores. For example: Argan oil has 40%-50%, oleic acid vs Cacay with only 10%-14%.
The Cacay Oil is highly efficient, containing 600 drops of high-quality, fair-wild collected Cacay Oil. Depending on individual needs, 3–4 drops per application are sufficient. With daily use, this translates to a lasting supply of 6 months.
We have many customers that are pregnant and have been using our products throughout their pregnancy. Cacay Oil is also a great oil to treat stretch marks. If you have any concerns, please reach out to your healthcare provider.