FOOD GRADE.
100% PURE COLD-PRESSED, UNREFINED & UNDEODORIZED OIL.

Used topically, Grapeseed Oil absorbs easily into the skin to deliver intense moisture without irritating skin, leaving an oily residue, or clogging pores. This makes it ideal for skin types that are oily, sensitive, and mature as well as skin afflicted with acne and eczema. It is commonly found in cosmetic products such as face creams, lip balms, and sunscreens, as its antiseptic and astringent properties help to repair skin. Rich in compounds that restore collagen, Used as a skin toner, Grapeseed Oil cleanses while balancing oil production, thereby reducing future breakouts on acne-prone skin.

Its conditioning properties moisturize dry, frizzy, damaged, and brittle hair without leaving hair smelling unpleasant or feeling heavy and greasy. By eliminating dandruff, it strengthens hair and reduces hair loss, enhancing the growth of healthier and possibly longer hair.

Used medicinally, Grapeseed Carrier Oil boosts circulation and reduces the appearance of varicose veins, spider veins, and cellulite. Used in a massage, it can soothe tired muscles, and its anti-inflammatory activity can relieve the pain and swelling associated with arthritis. Its Vitamin E content boosts immunity and improves numerous body systems as well as the body”’s ability to heal wounds by eliminating harmful bacteria.

Skin Suitability.
All Skin Types, especially oily, sensitive, and mature.

Suggested Use :
Apply directly to facial skin, especially to under-eye circles to reduce the appearance of those signs of aging. For hair treatment, combine grapeseed oil, rosemary oil, and lavender oil in a ratio of 10:2:2. Use the mixture for hot oil hair treatment twice a week.

Guidelines:
Skin Care emulsions 2 to 10%.
Body Care emulsions 2 to 15%.
Skin/Body Oils, Salves, Balms 5 to 100%.
Lip Balms 5 to 10%.
Caution.

For external use only. People allergic to grapes may not be able to use this oil.