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Organic Coffee Extract Oil (Coffea arabica)

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Botanical Name - Coffea arabica Aroma - Characteristic, rich intense coffee aroma. Extraction - CO2 extraction Part of Plant - Roasted beans Country of Origin - Peru Caution - Not recommended for use on children. Coffee oil c ontains a small percentage (0.2%-1.5%) of caffeine. The amount of caffeine that would get into the body from using 1 drop of coffee oil with 1% caffeine (0.04 mg caffeine) is 2500 times less than from an average cup of coffee (100 mg caffeine) so even those who are hypersensitive to caffeine are not likely to have a problem. The extract c an slightly solidify in colder temperatures. Uses - Rich in antioxidants and essential fatty acids. Used in skincare, it is nourishing, moisturising and revitalising. Said to reduce the appearance of cellulite and stretch marks. It can also be used to massage sore muscles and improve circulation, whilst boosting the immune system. Organic Certificate - This essential oil is certified organic by the Soil Association, which means you can be sure that it has been produced to the highest ethical and environmental standards. The Soil Association�s standards exceed the UK government\

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