Apply 2-3 drops of pure andiroba oil to clean, slightly damp skin. Gently massage into face and neck using upward circular motions. Use as the final step in your evening routine. Due to its potent active compounds, start with 2-3 times per week and gradually increase as your skin adapts.

For facial use, start with 2-3 times per week and adjust based on skin tolerance. For body use and insect protection, it can be applied daily. For hair treatments, use weekly as a deep conditioning mask or apply small amounts to ends as needed. Those with sensitive skin should start slowly.

Andiroba oil has a moderate comedogenic rating, so those with very oily or acne-prone skin should use it sparingly. However, its antimicrobial properties can actually help prevent breakouts. Always patch test first and start with small amounts to assess your skin's response.

While andiroba oil has anti-inflammatory properties that can soothe sensitive skin, its potent active compounds may cause irritation in some individuals. Always perform a patch test by applying a small amount to your inner wrist and waiting 24 hours before full application.

Primegreen's Andiroba oil is of high quality as it is cold-pressed, pure (without additives) and wild harvested to ensure maximum nutrient retention.

Once opened, andiroba oil typically lasts 12-18 months when stored properly in a cool, dark place. Keep the bottle tightly closed to prevent oxidation. The oil's natural compounds help preserve its stability, but discontinue use if you notice any off odors or changes in consistency.

Yes, andiroba oil can be mixed with other natural oils and skincare products. It blends well with carrier oils like Moringa oil. However, due to its potent bioactive compounds, introduce it gradually to your routine and avoid mixing with strong acids or retinoids without professional guidance.

Yes, andiroba oil has been used traditionally by indigenous Amazonian communities as a natural insect repellent. Its limonoid compounds naturally deter mosquitoes and other insects. While effective, it should be reapplied regularly and may not provide as long-lasting protection as commercial repellents in high-risk areas.

Andiroba oil's anti-inflammatory properties make it beneficial for conditions like eczema, dermatitis, and psoriasis. Its healing compounds can help reduce inflammation and promote skin repair. However, always consult with a healthcare provider before using it to treat specific medical conditions.

Yes, Primegreen’s Andiroba oil is sustainably and ethically sourced directly from local producers in Latin America. As a trusted supplier of natural cosmetic ingredients, Primegreen ensures that its Andiroba oil is harvested through responsible, traceable supply chains that protect biodiversity and support fair partnerships with local communities. Our sourcing model aligns with UEBT standards, guaranteeing ethically sourced ingredients ideal for clean beauty and sustainable skincare formulations.

Cold-pressed Andiroba oil retains all its natural nutrients, vitamins, and beneficial compounds because it's extracted without heat or chemicals. This method preserves the oil's maximum potency. Refined oils undergo processing that strips away many beneficial properties. Our cold-pressed method ensures you receive the highest quality, most effective Andiroba oil with all its natural properties intact.