Avila Naturalle Grape Seed Oil

As the name obviously suggests, the oil is pressed from the seeds of grapes. The oil is hence a by-product of winemaking.

The oil has been in existence for over 6,000 years. As per certain sources, the Europeans had used the oil to treat diseases related to the eye and skin. And since the turn of the 20th century, grapeseed oil started garnering attention from scientists and the like.

There are benefits of grapeseed oil for face and skin as well. Most cosmetic products prefer grapeseed oil as their base. The oil, in its ideal thickness, is also rich in vitamins C, D, and E – all of which help in reducing wrinkles and scars. It helps in tightening the skin. The polyphenols and antioxidants in the oil help treat acne as well. The oil also acts as an able moisturizer – balancing both the dry and oily patches on the skin. As a toner, the oil can penetrate pores and cleanse the skin – thereby curing breakouts.

Vitamins C and E and the fatty acids make the oil a wonderful emollient. It helps remove stretch marks as well. The oil’s restructuring qualities help the skin retain its normal structure, consequently diminishing the appearance of stretch marks. The linoleic acid can also aid in eczema treatment.

One can use the oil for massage therapy too as it gets easily absorbed by the skin. Want to know how to use grapeseed oil for skin? Well, pour a few drops of this on your hands and rub your palms together. Massage in the upward direction till it gets absorbed completely into your now super-smooth skin.

4. Grapeseed Oil For Hair Health

Talking about hair, given the oil is lighter than olive or coconut oils, it moisturizes and conditions your hair without leaving it feeling greasy. It also reduces dandruff and hair loss and strengthens the hair as well – enabling it to grow faster. The vitamin E content in the oil helps build the hair tissue, and the linoleic acid in the oil promotes hair growth.