Its smell is highly characteristic and reminiscent of the flavours of the islands.

Solid at room temperature, monoi is the highest quality product produced by the Tahitian coconut industry.

Scented with tiaré oil, monoi promises complete sensory relaxation.

It is an oil with many properties. It is the only oil where ricinoleic acid is found. It has the ability to accelerate the growth of hair, eyelashes, beard and nails. It is therefore often found in formulations such as beard oil etc.

It is a thick, viscous oil used primarily for technical and cosmetic applications. It is not used for food applications.

Cultivated for over 3000 years for its oil and cake, camelina is a plant that is experiencing a resurgence of interest for its richness in omega-3.

Ximenia is a shrub whose oval fruit contains an oil-rich seed. Extracted by cold pressing, this oil has nourishing, repairing and protective properties.

Ximenia is also known as sea lemon because its edible fruit is very acidic.

Jatropha is a plant frequently called Jatropha. This plant has the ability to adapt to different weather conditions.

Extracted by cold pressing, Jatropha oil is obtained from the seeds of the plant’s fruit. It is a non-food oil due to the presence of curcin, a toxalbumin. However, it has the advantage of being a very stable oil with low acidity.

Extracted by cold pressing, the prickly pear is a fruit from a tree in the cactus family.

Due to its properties and rarity (low yields and difficulty extracting the oil), the prickly pear is considered an exceptional product for the cosmetic and pharmaceutical sectors

Extracted by cold pressing, baobab oil is rich in essential fatty acids (i.e. essential to humans and not synthesised by the body and therefore must be provided by food).

It is a source of polyphenols known to be a natural antioxidant.

Extracted by cold pressing, Tamanu oil is obtained from the nuts of the Calophyllum inophyllum. These are dried for a long time in the sun and then pressed.

Because of its properties and its rarity (low yields and difficulty of harvesting), tamanu is considered to be an exceptional product in the cosmetic and pharmaceutical sectors.

Moringa oil is extracted from the seeds of the dry pods of the Moringa Oleifera, otherwise known as the Miracle Tree or Eternal Tree.

Known in Madagascar as "anambo", all parts of the plant are used, including in cooking, in phytotherapy and cosmetics.

Marula oil is extracted from the kernels of the fruit of a tree that grows wild in the dry, wooded regions of Africa: the Marula. Also known as the "elephant tree" is highly valued by elephants, but also by local people who consider it to be a multifunctional tree with many properties.