White Lily oil
Description
White Lily Oil is a noble macerate, obtained by infusing the petals of Lilium Candidum (royal lily) in a sunflower oil base. Recognized since antiquity as a symbol of purity and aristocratic beauty, this vegetable oil is renowned in cosmetics for its brightening and unifying properties, being the secret of the "porcelain" complexion.
Rich in phytosterols, alkaloids (etioline) and essential fatty acids, the extract acts gently to prevent and fade pigment spots (sun, age or freckles), while simultaneously soothing redness. It has a fine texture and a discreet, floral scent, being ideal for the care of spotted, dull or sensitive skin.
Characteristics
- eco Origin: Macerate from fresh Lily flowers (Lilium Candidum)
- water_do Appearance: Clear oily liquid, light golden-yellow color, faint characteristic, vegetal smell
- verified_userCosmetic grade, 100% natural macerate, without synthetic fragrances
Ingredients: Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil, Lilium Candidum Flower Extract
100% natural product. Does not contain preservatives, colorants or chemical additives.
Main properties
- checkBrightening and Unifying: Fades brown spots and prevents the appearance of new ones by inhibiting melanin transfer.
- checkSoothing: Reduces redness and irritations, being excellent for sensitive or couperose skin.
- checkMoisturizing: Maintains the skin's hydrolipidic barrier due to the sunflower oil base.
- checkMild healing: Helps skin regeneration after sun exposure or minor burns.
- checkAnti-aging: Prevents premature aging of the skin of the hands and face.
editor_choice Recommendations for use and Synergies
Facial care
Lily Oil is especially recommended for skin with hyperpigmentation (melasma, sun spots) and for sensitive skin that reddens easily. Regular use confers brightness and a rested look.
Practical recommendations
- Anti-spot night serum: Apply to affected areas (cheekbones, forehead) and massage gently. For visible results, the treatment must be followed for at least 2-3 months.
- Soothing redness: If you have skin irritated by wind or sun, apply the oil to damp skin. Its anti-inflammatory action will reduce discomfort.
Synergies in facial care
For pigment spots, it combines excellently with Rosehip Oil (Rosa Mosqueta) and Carrot Seed Essential Oil. For brightness, associate with Rice Oil.
Hair care
Although less commonly used for hair, lily oil can be used to soothe irritated or sensitive scalp.
Practical recommendations
- Scalp massage: Massage the scalp with lily oil before shampooing to reduce the itching sensation and hydrate the scalp skin.
Synergies in hair care
For sensitive scalp, it combines with Bisabolol and Chamomile water.
Body care
It is ideal for hand care, which are the first exposed to the appearance of age spots ("liver spots"). It also hydrates dry areas and soothes skin after hair removal.
Practical recommendations
- Treatment for spotted hands: Massage hands every evening with lily oil. It helps fade brown spots and prevents the appearance of new ones.
- After-sun body oil: Apply to shoulders and décolletage to prevent skin staining due to the sun and to soothe mild burns.
Synergies in body care
For hand care, it combines with Castor Oil and Lemon Essential Oil (only in the evening!). For soothing after sun, associate with Calendula Oil.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Does it completely remove spots?
- No cosmetic product removes hyperpigmentation "overnight". Lily oil helps gradually fade spots and even out the complexion by gently inhibiting melanin, but requires consistent use and daily sun protection.
- Is it comedogenic?
- The sunflower oil base has a low comedogenic rating (0-1), so lily oil is suitable for most skin types, including combination.
- Does it smell like lily perfume?
- It has a natural, discreet, vegetal-floral scent, specific to the macerate. It does not have the intensity of synthetic lily perfumes, which are often overwhelming.
- Can I use it during the day?
- Yes, it is not photosensitizing (does not cause spots in the sun), on the contrary, it prevents their appearance. However, it does not have a sun protection factor (SPF), so an SPF cream must be applied on top.
Technical data, quality
The product is obtained by macerating fresh White Lily flowers in refined sunflower oil for several weeks, followed by filtration.
The main active compounds are:
- Etioline: A specific lily alkaloid, with skin brightening properties.
- Phytosterols (Spiorstanol, Furostanol): Have anti-inflammatory and soothing effects.
- Linoleic Acid (Omega-6): Comes from the base oil, ensuring the restoration of the skin barrier.
- Vitamin E: Natural antioxidant.
- Boric Acid (natural traces in the plant): Mild antiseptic properties.
Warnings, Safety data
General precautions
- Cosmetic product for external use. Do not ingest.
- Perform a skin patch test before use.
Safety in use
It is a mild, well-tolerated oil. Rarely, allergic reactions to lily pollen may occur, although the macerate is filtered. People with severe flower allergies should be cautious.
Storage, keeping
- Store in a dry place, away from light and heat.
Sources
Bibliography and official scientific sources:
- Vogl, S. et al. "Ethnopharmacological in vitro studies on Austria's folk medicine-An unexplored lore in vitro anti-inflammatory activities of 71 Austrian traditional herbal drugs." Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 2013.
- Pieroni, A. et al. "Ethnopharmacology of Liium candidum L. and its potential as a cosmetic ingredient."
- European Medicines Agency (EMA) - HMPC monographs on herbal substances.
- Cosmetic Ingredient Review (CIR) - Safety Assessment of Lilium Candidum Flower Extract.
Why we love it
White Lily Oil is the symbol of purity found in a bottle. We love it for the delicacy with which it evens out the complexion, offering that subtle, "porcelain" brightness that no foundation can imitate perfectly. It is a noble, simple and effective product that helps us make peace with the sun and the passage of time, fading small imperfections.
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