Skin care with cold pressed oils

We use various fats to prepare our meals. Ingredient needed for both baking and cooking. Cold-pressed oils have a higher vitamin and mineral content, but can be mixed not only with food, but also in beauty products. In the same way, they can be extracted from cold-pressed oils, so they are good for the skin.

The use of cold-derived almond oil on the skin means that it can also be used to treat skin problems because it has a very high vitamin A content. As a result, even eczema symptoms can be relieved. Hydrates and evens out skin. Marula oil moisturizes the skin in the same way. For dry skin, both almond oil and marula oil can be excellent.

Jojoba oil is very similar to the sebum that our skin also produces, which is why it can also be used to offset defects in sebum production. Grape seed oil can have a similar effect to jojoba oil, which also helps the skin produce sebum.

Grape seed oil and jojoba oil are good for oily skin. However, people with oily skin do not think about lubricating themselves with oil, as they are just trying to get rid of it. Still, we advise you to use the two oils because jojoba oil and grape seed oil just rid the skin of excess sebum and even tighten the poles.

Normal skin also requires nourishment and care, so argan oil can be excellent, but even those with other skin types can use argan oil with confidence because it nourishes, soothes, nourishes, protects. It is rich in fatty acids, high in vitamin E, so we really can’t shoot it with its use.

Some people have skin problems. For them, soothing the skin, reducing inflammation is paramount. In this case, pomegranate oil is suitable, as it disinfects, has an anti-inflammatory effect and also helps to heal wounds and scars. Rosehip can not only make a tea rich in fine vitamin C, but also an excellent anti-inflammatory oil rich in Omega-3 and 6 fatty acids. Nourishes, soothes reddened skin.

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