What skin types is Macadamia Oil good for?

Macadamia Oil is best suited for Dry, Normal, Sensitive skin types.

What can you mix with Macadamia Oil?

Macadamia Oil works well with Ceramides, Vitamin E, Squalane, Rosehip Oil. These combinations are generally safe and can enhance results.

Is Macadamia Oil safe to use every day?

Macadamia Oil can generally be used morning and evening. Recommended concentration: Used as needed in facial oils and creams.

Macadamia Oil

Macadamia Integrifolia Seed Oil

Also known as: Macadamia Ternifolia Seed Oil · Macadamia Nut Oil

EmollientMoisturisingBarrier repair

“A luxurious oil with the highest palmitoleic acid content of any plant oil.”

Skin types

Dry, Normal

Pore-clogging

Low

Use when

AM & PM

Concentration

Used

What it does

Macadamia oil is extracted from the nuts of Macadamia integrifolia. It is uniquely high in palmitoleic acid (omega-7) — a fatty acid also found in human sebum that declines with age. This makes macadamia oil particularly compatible with ageing skin and excellent for barrier restoration. It absorbs moderately and has a stable, long shelf life.

Benefits

Highest natural source of palmitoleic acid — mirrors ageing skin's depleted fatty acids
Deeply nourishing for dry and mature skin
Good oxidative stability — slow to go rancid
Supports barrier repair alongside ceramides

How to layer

☀️ Morning routine

Cleanser

Toner

Serum

Moisturiser

SPF

🌙 Evening routine

Cleanser

Toner

Serum

Moisturiser

Face Oil

As the last step in your routine

Good for

Dry skinNormal skinSensitive skin

Works well with

Ceramides ›Vitamin E ›Squalane ›Rosehip Oil ›

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⚠Higher oleic acid content — use with caution on acne-prone skin

How to use

Apply a few drops to clean skin or mix into a moisturiser. Morning or evening.

Typical concentration: Used as needed in facial oils and creams