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We carry Massage / Base Oil - Jojoba (Golden grade), Sweet Almond, Grapeseed, Sunflower, and others.
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Grapeseed Oil
- not all grapes end up as Ribena, or wine, or California raisins! - is the oil that's extracted from grape seeds. Many Spas use Grapeseed for for their massage services to revitalize, and soothing of the body. o rich in beta-carotene, and vitamins D, C and E and is packed with fatty acids o non-comedogenic which is just a fancy word for "it doesn't clog pores" o quickly penetrates the skin due to its light and thin consistency. More information below : |
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Grape Seed Oil - good for Skin
Grapeseed oil, sometimes known as grape seed oil, is just what it sounds like – it is the oil extracted from seeds of grapes. Though the extraction process for these oils is elaborate and complex, what they do for your skin is very simple: grapeseed oil can treat acne, moisturize, and so much more. You can also apply it in many ways for your skin.
Benefits of Grape Seed Oil for Skin
o Wondering what grapeseed oil can do? A few of the things to share it’s goodness:
Treat Acne
o The oil contains antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties, both of which are great for stopping acne. The oil also contains linoleic acid, which is great for promoting skin health.
Tighten Skin
o has astringent qualities that help tighten skin and close up the pores, thus helping you avoid clogging that leads to pimples. Oily skin can especially benefit from this.
Relieve Dark Circles under Eyes
o Dark circles are a problem for many adults, and sometimes children have the issue as well. Most products that claim to help actually have harsh chemicals. Grapeseed oil, applied daily for a few weeks, can relieve the dark circles naturally.
Moisturize
o This very light oil can be used by those with even sensitive skin, and works as an excellent moisturizer that won’t clog pores. The oil can also help hasten healing of problems, such as minor abrasions or pimples.
Fight Aging
o Fine lines and wrinkles can be alleviated with a daily dose of grapeseed oil on the skin. The elasticity of the skin can be improved, thus making the lines of an aging face less pronounced.
Grapeseed oil, sometimes known as grape seed oil, is just what it sounds like – it is the oil extracted from seeds of grapes. Though the extraction process for these oils is elaborate and complex, what they do for your skin is very simple: grapeseed oil can treat acne, moisturize, and so much more. You can also apply it in many ways for your skin.
Benefits of Grape Seed Oil for Skin
o Wondering what grapeseed oil can do? A few of the things to share it’s goodness:
Treat Acne
o The oil contains antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties, both of which are great for stopping acne. The oil also contains linoleic acid, which is great for promoting skin health.
Tighten Skin
o has astringent qualities that help tighten skin and close up the pores, thus helping you avoid clogging that leads to pimples. Oily skin can especially benefit from this.
Relieve Dark Circles under Eyes
o Dark circles are a problem for many adults, and sometimes children have the issue as well. Most products that claim to help actually have harsh chemicals. Grapeseed oil, applied daily for a few weeks, can relieve the dark circles naturally.
Moisturize
o This very light oil can be used by those with even sensitive skin, and works as an excellent moisturizer that won’t clog pores. The oil can also help hasten healing of problems, such as minor abrasions or pimples.
Fight Aging
o Fine lines and wrinkles can be alleviated with a daily dose of grapeseed oil on the skin. The elasticity of the skin can be improved, thus making the lines of an aging face less pronounced.
How to Use Grape Seed Oil for Skin
o Use of grapeseed oil is very simple, and usually only a few drops are needed to achieve results.
Massage on the Skin
o Apply a small amount to your hands and massage it into the skin – no need to use a cotton ball or any other method of application. Massage the oil into your skin, paying close attention to areas with scars or blemishes, or rough areas. When massaged on the skin, it can not only moisturize but also help new scars to heal.
Dab the Ender-eye Circles
o Simply apply a few drops of the oil to the area underneath your eyes with your fingertip. Massage it in very gently; you would begin to see results after a week. Grapeseed oil can also be used to treat wrinkles and fine lines.
Enhance a Moisturizer
o To get more out of your moisturizer, mix grapeseed oil in with the cream. This will help your skin hold in moisture.
Mix with Whipped Butter
o If you are using whipped butters for your skin care, remember that grapeseed oil can help enhance the moisturizing properties of those as well.
Use a Hot Oil Treatment
o You can use grapeseed oil on its own or mix it with some other oil to create a hot oil treatment for both your skin and your hair.
o Use of grapeseed oil is very simple, and usually only a few drops are needed to achieve results.
Massage on the Skin
o Apply a small amount to your hands and massage it into the skin – no need to use a cotton ball or any other method of application. Massage the oil into your skin, paying close attention to areas with scars or blemishes, or rough areas. When massaged on the skin, it can not only moisturize but also help new scars to heal.
Dab the Ender-eye Circles
o Simply apply a few drops of the oil to the area underneath your eyes with your fingertip. Massage it in very gently; you would begin to see results after a week. Grapeseed oil can also be used to treat wrinkles and fine lines.
Enhance a Moisturizer
o To get more out of your moisturizer, mix grapeseed oil in with the cream. This will help your skin hold in moisture.
Mix with Whipped Butter
o If you are using whipped butters for your skin care, remember that grapeseed oil can help enhance the moisturizing properties of those as well.
Use a Hot Oil Treatment
o You can use grapeseed oil on its own or mix it with some other oil to create a hot oil treatment for both your skin and your hair.
we supply (Golden) Jojoba oil, Sweet Almond Oil and Grapeseed Oil (1st Cold Pressed), and Sunflower oil
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