- Skin Care Human facial skin and full-body skin takes plenty of benefits from various grapeseed oil uses. The oil can be used as moisturizer, acne remedy, anti-aging agent, wound healers, and more .
- Hair Care The extraction results of grapeseed are able to stimulate the growth of hair cell. In general, the oil inhibits the destruction of collagen thus it will improve overall health condition of all body tissues including skin and hair. For optimum hair treatment results, you may need a combination of grapeseed oil, rosemary oil, and lavender oil in a ratio of 10:2:2. It is recommended that you use the mixture for hot oil hair treatment twice a week.
- Anti-aging Other grapeseed oil uses for cosmetic purposes include its ability to protect skin from sun exposure and increase antioxidant level in the blood. When applied directly to facial skin, especially to under-eye circles, the oil reduces the appearance of those signs of aging approximately in a week. On the other hand, it may increase the level of antioxidant in the blood thus it reduces aging signs from inside the body.
- Cooking Smoke point is the temperature at which any cooking oils start to break down to free fatty acids and produces smoke. High smoke point (up to 216-degree Celsius) is one of the greatest strengths of grapeseed oil. The property is useful for bringing natural taste and nutty flavor in sauteing and stir-frying as well. Grapeseed oil is also great as a base for flavoring with herbs including ginger, garlic, rosemary, and more.
Organic Ingredients:100% Pure Organic Grapeseed Oil
Botanical Name: Vitis vinifera
Extraction Method: Cold Pressed (Refined)
Color: Light green to yellow green liquid.
Aromatic Description: Grapeseed Carrier Oil is odorless.
What is Grape Seed Oil?
Grape Seed Oil is derived from the seeds of a grape. Due to their nutritional and medicinal properties grapes, their seeds, and leaves have been used in many home remedies for centuries. Grape Seed Oil is a great source of polyphenols – flavonoids, Essential Fatty Acid – linoleic acid, vitamin E, and oligomeric proanthocyanidin. These great components make grape seed oil an asset in the treatment of many minor to severe health conditions. It has also been used in the production of massage oils and balms, hair and hygienic products, face and body moisturizers, as well as in sunblocks and sunburn ointments.
