At Adamia, we strive to honor the healing power of nature and support it with modern skincare science.
We understand the entirety of the skin biome not just parts of it.
We don’t solely focus on just one cause of excessively dry skin like an underling deficiency, nor do we only formulate to address just one skin concern like aging skin.
As in life, we also know everything is interrelated.
For example, the appearance of crepey-looking skin is aggravated by dryness. Restoring lost moisture alone helps moisturize the skin, improve the skin's barrier function, and helps dry, crepey-looking skin feel softer and look smoother.
That’s why our team, with over 40 years of skincare expertise on skincare brands that are household names in the US and all over the world for that matter, have come to believe the single most therapeutic ingredient nature has to offer is pure cold-pressed Macadamia Oil.
So, now you understand why Macadamia Oil is in everything we make!
Plus, it brings us great joy and a deep sense of pride to develop innovative, holistic "skin wellness" solutions that we not only use ourselves, recommend to our family, but also have the opportunity to now share with you!
But please, don’t just take our word for it -
The skin-beneficial properties of Macadamia Oil are many and have been studied and well documented for decades by independent scientist, dermatologist, and PhD's all over the world.
Their independent research findings have been published in numerous and prestigious peer-reviewed journals; a small sample of which is provided below for your review and consideration.
Alvarez, A. M. R., & Rodríguez, M. L. G. (2000). Lipids in pharmaceutical and cosmetic preparations. Grasas y aceites, 51(1-2), 74-96.
Akhtar, N., Ahmad, M., Madni, A., & Bakhsh, S. A. T. T. A. R. (2006). Evaluation of basic properties of macadamia nut oil. Gomal University Journal of Research, 22(1), 21-7.
Hanum, T. I., Laila, L., Sumaiyah, S., & Syahrina, E. (2019). Macadamia Nuts Oil in Nanocream and Conventional Cream as Skin Anti-Aging: A Comparative Study. Open Access Maced J Med Sci. 2019 Nov 30; 7 (22): 3917-3920.
Kaseke, T., Fawole, O. A., & Opara, U. L. (2021). Chemistry and functionality of cold-pressed macadamia nut oil. Processes, 10(1), 56.
Maricella, A., Girsang, E., Nasution, A. N., & Ginting, C. N. (2022). Formulation And Anti-Aging Effectiveness Of Sheet Mask Formula Containing Macadamia Oil. International Journal of Health and Pharmaceutical (IJHP), 2(2), 308-313.
Monika, M., & Anna, K. D. (2019). Nut oils and their dietetic and cosmetic significance: A review. Journal of Oleo Science, 68(2), 111-120.
Ojha, P. K., Poudel, D. K., Rokaya, A., Maharjan, S., Timsina, S., Poudel, A., ... & Setzer, W. N. (2024). Chemical compositions and essential fatty acid analysis of selected vegetable oils and fats. Compounds, 4(1), 37-70.
Sáez, A., Montoya, S., Cabrera, J., Asensio, C., & Ortega, E. (2014). CHARACTERIZATION AND LIPID PROFILE OF MACADAMIA NUTS (MACADAMIA INTEGRIFOLIA AND MACADAMIA TETRAPHYLLIA). International Journal of Engineering, 4(9), 8269.
Sethi, Anisha; Kaur, Tejinder1; Malhotra, SK1; Gambhir, ML1. Moisturizers: The Slippery Road. Indian Journal of Dermatology 61(3):p 279-287, May–Jun 2016. | DOI: 10.4103/0019-5154.182427. Wasitaatmadja. (1997). Medical Cosmetics Guide. Jakarta: University of Indonesia. 65-70.
Somwongin, S., & Chaiyana, W. (2024). Clinical Efficacy in Skin Hydration and Reducing Wrinkles of Nanoemulsions Containing Macadamia integrifolia Seed Oil. Nanomaterials, 14(8), 724.
Additional Considerations:
- Cosmetic research can be complex, and results can vary depending on factors like the specific oil used, the study participants, and the methodology.
- It's always recommended to consult with a dermatologist or skincare professional for personalized advice.