This tree is called the baobab tree and it is native to Africa The fruit from the tree is where the oil comes from It has been used for centuries for medicinal and cosmetic properties. Pure baobab oil coagulates when it is cold just like coconut oil does in winter. Place it in warm water to liquify it, warm oil penetrates the 1st layer of the skin better. Baobab oil promotes collagen, reduces inflammation and hydrates dry skin. It’s also great for your hair and body too #baobaboil #baobabtree #o

Zanzibar's Trees: The Baobab

New study sheds light on baobab trees' evolution

This tree looks upside down is called the baobab tree and it’s native to Africa. The fruit is produces has 10 times more vitamin C than oranges.It has a hard outer shell and a powdery white pulp. You can add it to smoothies, oatmeals but I like to add it to water to make a hydrating drink. Baobab fruit also produces oil. Pure baobab oil coagulates when it is cold like coconut oil. This oil can be used for baking, cooking, frying and it has a slight nutty flavor. It also has been used in skincare

Baobab trees in #madagascar also known as the “tree of life” live to be over 2500 years old & have been around since the time of dinosaurs 🌳🦖 🎥 @uncleofplants #baobabtree #treeoflife #africa #thenaturefoundation #tnf #conservation #nature #photography #wildlifephotography #natureshots #naturegram | The Nature Foundation

African baobab leaves are valued for their nutritional and medicinal properties. But over-harvesting threatens the trees. An initiative is raising awareness and planting new seedlings. | DW Africa