This year, I started incorporating natural oils into my beauty regimen. One of my go-to oil is coconut, which has been lauded by beauty experts everywhere. However, I began hearing rumblings of another oil with considerable beauty benefits: Grapeseed. The buzz about its advantages reached deafening levels, so I succumbed to the pressure and finally bought a bottle from Amazon.
Here are six reasons you should be using grapeseed oil in your beauty routine.
To reduce signs of aging
There’s a reason why beauty corporations continue to list grapeseed oil as a primary ingredient in their face creams and toners. Apparently, grapeseed oil contains polyphenols, an antioxidant that slows down the aging process.
To prevent acne
It may sound counterintuitive to add oil to your face, especially if you’re prone to oily skin. However, grapeseed oil is non-comedogenic, which is another way of saying it won’t clog your pores. It’s also rich in linoleic acid, which has antimicrobial properties that aid in the prevention of acne.
To diminish the appearance of scars
Instead of using pricey over-the-counter spot treatments, t
To replenish collagen
Grapeseed oil contains flavonoids called oligomeric proanthocyanidin complexes, or OCPs. OCPs help restore collagen at the cellular level, leaving skin firmer with less signs of damage.
To moisturize the skin
Grapeseed oil is light in consistency but really helps lock in moisture into the skin. And if you’re sensitive to scents, you might want to give it a try since the brands I’ve used are
To moisturize and condition dry hair
Grapeseed oil is deeply moisturizing but it’s so lightweight that it won’t weigh down your hair. I use it daily to reduce the appearance of frizz, and prevent split ends and dehydrated strands.
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