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In the realm of natural hair care, the spotlight is increasingly turning towards Meadowfoam Seed Oil, an unsung hero in the world of botanical beauty. Derived from the seeds of the Meadowfoam plant (Limnanthes alba), this golden-hued oil is garnering attention for its exceptional nourishing properti

Meadowfoam thrives in the cool, wet climates of the Pacific Northwest and adapts well to poorly drained soils, as it has very low tolerance to water stress. The ideal temperature range for growing this herb is 17 to 26 degrees Celsius. Seeds are sown in late spring, ideally at a depth of 0.6 to 2 c

Meadowfoam seed oil comes from the seeds of the Limnanthes alba plant, an herbaceous wildflower native to the waterways of the Pacific northwest.The refined oil produced by Meadowfoam has similar properties to rapeseed oil, with which it competes directly for operations in the industrial oilseed market.