Here are some things about sunflower oil that you probably don’t know yet.
SUNFLOWER OIL – What are the benefits of applying oil to the skin and what are the other ways of using this type of oil?
The latest skincare product that’s currently making a loud buzz online is sunflower skin. Many people who have already used this also attested to its effectiveness when applied to the skin.
This type of oil has oleic acid, vitamin E, sesamol, and linoleic acid. It is said to be non-comedogenic, highly absorbent, won’t clog pores, non-irritating to most users, and can match all skin types may it be dry, normal, oily, or acne-prone.
Commonly, the sunflower oil we know is used for cooking but this type of oil for the skin is also beneficial. Obviously, it is pressed from the Sunflower plant (Helianthus annuus)
This is what it does to the skin:
- It can add hydration to the skin which is ideal for sensitive skin.
- Being exposed to sun and pollution outside can make the skin acquire dirt and bacteria and if this buildup over time, it can clog the pores causing pimples.
- It can lessen the appearance of wrinkles, a sign of aging because of the antioxidants it contains.
- It can help soothe, calm, and protect the skin.
These benefits only go to show that the sunflower is more than just its bright blooms. It has nutrient-dense seeds where the pressed oil can have an array of uses that is beneficial for the skin.
According to La Tourangelle blog, the vitamin E in this type of oil is its major component. This is an antioxidant that can make the skin healthier. Other types of oil that can benefit the skin are coconut oil, grapeseed oil, almond oil, and avocado oil.
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