
Common Name	- Meadowfoam Seed Oil
Botanical Name	- Limnanthes alba
Country of Origin	- USA
Parts Used	- Seed
Extraction	- Cold Pressed
Technical Data	- Meadowfoam Seed Oil CofA

Meadowfoam Seed Oil Mainly grown in Oregon, meadowfoam is a 10- to 18-inch-tall flowering plant. Grass-seed farmers who are no longer allowed to burn their fields are now planting meadow-foam as an alternative crop on some of that acreage. Meadowfoam seeds give up a light, high-quality natural oil that is used in the cosmetics industry as an emollient to soften or smooth the skin. Meadowfoam seed oil is exceedingly stable and can lend this property to other less stable oils, extending the shelf life of products.

Cautions - Considerd safe in normal applications.

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