The leaves
Dried and ground into powder, they naturally provide protein, vitamins, minerals and antioxidant compounds.
What is moringa? Why are its leaves and seeds so highly valued? Discover its uses, its benefits for the skin, and a simple way to make it part of your everyday routine.
Moringa oleifera is a tropical tree native to the Indian subcontinent and now grown across warm regions of Africa, Asia and the Americas. Known as the “tree of life,” it has been used for generations in food and traditional care.
Dried and ground into powder, they naturally provide protein, vitamins, minerals and antioxidant compounds.
They produce a lightweight oil rich in oleic acid, valued in nourishing skincare.
The leaf can be incorporated into a food or supplement routine, according to the label directions.
Moringa seed oil is used in serums and creams to support the skin barrier.
A tree from tropical regions, recognizable by its small leaves and long pods containing the seeds.
OUTSIDE
The oil extracted from the seeds is especially valued as a nourishing cosmetic ingredient.
INSIDE
The leaf is the part used in food and in Djebess capsules.
Moringa stands out for its nutrient density, with a natural concentration of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.
A PERSONAL STORY
Founded in Montreal in 2020, Djebess was born from one belief: taking care of yourself shouldn’t require an endless routine. Aminatou placed moringa at the heart of simple, plant-based formulas prepared in small batches.
Discover the moringa slow-aging ritual designed to care for your skin with simplicity and consistency.
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