Abyssinian Oil for Hair & Skin – Lightweight, Silicone-Free Shine Lightweight and fast-absorbing, our abyssinian oil (also known as Crambe abyssinica seed oil) delivers silicone-free shine for hair and comfortable nourishment for skin — without a greasy feel. Naturally rich in long-chain omega fatty acids and vitamin E, this cold pressed abyssinian oil is a gentle, multi-tasking oil for all hair and skin types. Abyssinian oil is a bit of a best-kept secret — its unique lightweight slip makes it a brilliant addition to simple, effective hair and skin routines. Why Abyssinian Oil for Hair? Silicone-free shine: smooths frizz and adds glossy slip — without buildup. Ultra-light feel: fine hair stays bouncy; no heavy residue on lengths. Styling-friendly: use pre-blow-dry or as a finishing drop on mid-lengths and ends. Abyssinian Oil – Key Facts Aroma, Feel & Origin: Pale gold seed oil with a subtle natural aroma. Sourced from South Africa. Nutrients: High in long-chain unsaturated fatty acids (incl. erucic, C22) for slip, conditioning and lightweight feel. Good for: Hair and all skin types needing light nourishment. Benefits: Hydrates and softens — promotes a smooth, supple look on skin and hair. Adds shine and helps reduce the look of frizz — without silicones. Absorbs quickly and layers well under styling or skincare. What is Abyssinian Oil? A feather-light, non-greasy oil rich in omega fatty acids and vitamin E — comfortable for face, hair and nails. Why Choose Our Abyssinian Oil? Pure & natural — 100% cold pressed from Crambe abyssinica seeds, sustainably sourced. Feather-light texture — sinks in fast; ideal as a daily facial oil and hair serum. Multi-purpose care — hydrates skin, adds shine to hair, and conditions nails & cuticles. Nothing added — fragrance-free, silicone-free, and unrefined plant goodness. Abyssinian Oil for Skin High in omega-9 and surface antioxidants, our abyssinian oil for skin helps lock in moisture, soften rough patches, and support a smooth, comfortable complexion. The non-greasy finish works for oily, combination, dry and sensitive skin types. It can add a healthy-looking lustre to dull skin and offers a lightweight option in colder months when skin needs extra comfort. Abyssinian Oil for Hair This ultra-light oil coats each strand to add shine, reduce frizz and improve manageability — without heaviness. Use as a leave-in on mid-lengths and ends or as a pre-wash treatment. Suitable for dry, damaged or colour-treated hair and for a comfortable scalp massage. Many people enjoy it as a vegan hair oil and natural hair serum when avoiding silicones. Abyssinian Oil for Nails & Cuticles Massage a few drops into nails and cuticles to help condition and protect. Absorbs quickly and leaves hands soft. How to Use Abyssinian Oil For Face & Body Press 2–3 drops into clean, damp skin morning or evening. Layer over water-based serums to seal in hydration. For Hair Warm a small amount between palms and smooth through mid-lengths to ends on damp or dry hair. As a scalp treatment, massage in, leave 15–30 minutes, then shampoo. Read our tips in Abyssinian Oil for Hair. For Nails & Cuticles Massage a drop into each nail and surrounding skin daily. What Our Customers Say “Beautiful oil, arrived quickly and well wrapped without plastic, amazing how it sinks into my skin without any oily residue left behind. I would almost describe it as silky on my skin. I am very happy with this oil, thank you.” — Helen Ingredient INCI: Crambe abyssinica (abyssinian) seed oil* Sustainable Sizes & Packaging 100ml EPA-lined aluminium bottle — fully recyclable; option to go plastic-free (no pump). 250ml aluminium refill — eco-friendly top-up with great value. Conscious Standards Vegan & approved by the Vegetarian Society and PETA Cruelty-free, handmade skincare in Wales, UK Free UK delivery over £35 + 2 complimentary samples FAQs Is abyssinian oil good for all skin types? Yes. Its feather-light, fast-absorbing texture suits oily, combination, dry and sensitive skin. Can I use abyssinian oil on my scalp? Absolutely — massage into the scalp for comfort, then shampoo as usual. How is abyssinian oil different from argan oil? Abyssinian is lighter and absorbs faster (great for fine hair and daily facial use); Argan is slightly richer and more occlusive. Does it have a scent? Pure, cold-pressed abyssinian oil is virtually odourless with a faint, natural note — no added fragrance. Further reading Abyssinian Oil for Hair OSU Extension: properties of oils from uncommon oilseeds (incl. crambe) Academic: crambe oil composition & uses (PDF)
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