Macadamia nuts are the most expensive in the world - the price per kilogram ranged from $30 to about $40. High cost due to the specific climate needed macadamia tree growth - air must be hot enough but not too dry, but high humidity is not desirable, these nuts are grown in Australia, Brazil, South Africa, Hawaii and southern part of the United States of America. Macadamia tree matures only through the decade and brought up to 40 meters in height, but despite its impressive size, it produces relatively little nuts - it is said that the annual worldwide
production is less than the black caviar.A long tradition of use with nuts was one of the major Australian aboriginal sources of protein and fat - macadamia kernel consists of up to 80 percent, easily-digestible, vegetable fat, which is extremely beneficial to health.
Benefits for Skin
The nut oil is rich in iron, potassium, phosphorus, magnesium and zinc, but the most valued palmitoleic acid is
macadamia oil by 21 percent. Identical acid characteristic of the human skin, hair and nails, which is why this oil is extremely beneficial for the body. It restores and rejuvenates damaged mature skin, sensitive and very suitable for gently drying skin, as well as an excellent tool dilated blood vessels, stretch marks and cellulite prevention.Benefits for Hair
Macadamia oil has a magical effect on hair - fatigue, dry, damaged hair is shiny and fluffy. Products with this oil nourishes, softens and smoothes the hair, provides long-term effect. The hair becomes very soft and easily formed, and the colors remain rich and bright for a longer period of time. These measures are particularly relevant in summer, whereas the establishment of natural protection from UV rays on a hot day and refuse to allow the dryer - hair drying time is reduced from 40 to 50 percent.