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Lola Cosmetics' cult Pinga! line distills Amazonian botanicals into lightweight oils that double as body and hair treatments — and the Açaí e Pracaxi edition is the hero. Pracaxi seed oil (Pentaclethra macroloba) is a genuinely rare Amazonian botanical: one of the highest behenic acid concentrations in any plant oil, meaning it seals moisture without heaviness. Açaí fruit oil adds anthocyanin antioxidants. The silicone-based vehicle keeps the texture weightless on skin. Not a face serum — a body-and-hair finishing oil that embodies the Brazilian body-care-first philosophy.
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Pinga! Açaí e Pracaxi Hair & Body Oil by Lola Cosmetics is formulated for all, dry skin. Lola Cosmetics' cult Pinga! line distills Amazonian botanicals into lightweight oils that double as body and hair treatments — and the Açaí e Pracaxi edition is the hero. Pracaxi seed oil (Pentaclethra macroloba) is a genuinely rare Amazonian botanical: one of the highest behenic acid concentrations in any plant oil, meaning it seals moisture without heaviness. Açaí fruit oil adds anthocyanin antioxidants. The silicone-based vehicle keeps the texture weightless on skin. Not a face serum — a body-and-hair finishing oil that embodies the Brazilian body-care-first philosophy.
The key active ingredients in Pinga! Açaí e Pracaxi Hair & Body Oil are Açaí, Vitamin E (Tocopherol). It's known for: Pracaxi oil is a genuinely rare Amazonian ingredient with exceptional emollient properties and Açaí fruit oil delivers anthocyanin antioxidants found in few other cosmetic botanicals.
Yes, Pinga! Açaí e Pracaxi Hair & Body Oil targets dryness. Pracaxi oil is a genuinely rare Amazonian ingredient with exceptional emollient properties
Pinga! Açaí e Pracaxi Hair & Body Oil retails for around $12, which places it in the budget range for oils. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: Silicone-heavy base (cyclopentasiloxane, dimethiconol) may not suit clean-beauty shoppers; More of a finishing oil than a treatment — limited active skincare benefits; Strong fragrance — not for scent-sensitive users.
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