Cosmetic Oil – WHEAT GERM 100% Natural – 60 ml

Wheat Germ Oil – Double the Health Benefits
Essential oils are becoming incredibly popular among people from all walks of life—from athletes looking to make massage blends to help with post-workout recovery, to students trying to cope with exam stress. To use essential oils on your skin safely, though, you need to make sure that they are appropriately diluted with a carrier oil.
To accomplish this, there are many different carrier oils to choose from, but wheat germ oil is one of the more versatile ones.

History of Wheat Germ Carrier Oil

Wheat germ oil is extracted from the germ of wheat kernels. The oil is known as Godhuma Taila in Ayurvedic medicine and has a long history of being used as a treatment for a number of conditions, including psoriasis, dry skin, scars, and eczema. It is also thought to help boost cognitive function.

Chemical Properties

Wheat germ oil primarily consists of linoleic and omega-6 fatty acids. It also has a high concentration of oleic acid, palmitic acid, and stearic acid, as well as some squalene and lecithin.1 Cold pressed wheat germ oil is a good source of alpha-tocopherol.2 In addition, it is rich in vitamins A, D, and E, as well as several of the B vitamins and some minerals.

Uses for Wheat Germ Oil

Wheat germ carrier oil could be thought of as a “supporting” oil. It is usually combined with other carrier oils to make a massage oil, cream, or conditioner that can have a few drops of other essential oils added to it. Some of the top uses for wheat germ oil are highlighted below.

Reduces Signs of Aging

Wheat germ oil is rich in antioxidants, which can be beneficial for helping stave off the effects of aging.3 The fatty acids in the oil also make good moisturizers and can help protect the skin and reduce the appearance of fine lines or wrinkles.

OilImproves the Appearance of Hair

Wheat germ oil has been found to help to reduce hair loss in women and can be helpful for nourishing and thickening hair, as well as reducing dandruff and other scalp-related skin issues.5 You can use wheat germ oil as a part of a leave-in conditioner, or comb a very small amount of it through your hair to reduce frizz.

***We by sourcing our star ingredient from a women’s cooperative in Morocco, providing sustaining employment for the women and amazing skin-boosting benefits for everyone.***