Description
Amaranth Oil for Hair & Skin
Amaranth oil is a light seed oil for soft skin and conditioned hair. Cold-pressed from Amaranthus cruentus seeds, it naturally contains squalene and leaves a dry finish. Smooth a few drops through hair lengths or use a small amount as a face oil, on its own or in a carrier-oil blend.
Benefits and uses
- Softens skin and conditions dry hair lengths.
- Light texture with a dry finish and mild nutty, grassy scent.
- 100% Amaranthus cruentus seed oil, naturally containing squalene.
Details
| Botanical name | Amaranthus cruentus (amaranth) |
|---|---|
| Origin | The Americas; now grown worldwide |
| Part used | Seed |
| Extraction | Cold-pressed |
| Texture | Light, dry finish |
| Ingredients | 100% Amaranthus cruentus seed oil |
How to use amaranth oil
- Hair: smooth a few drops through dry lengths, or massage into the scalp before washing.
- Face: press 2 to 3 drops into clean skin.
- Blends: add to face oils and serums.
Patch test on the inner arm before first use. Keep away from the eyes. Store somewhere cool and dark with the cap closed.
Frequently asked questions
What is squalene?
A natural oil component found in amaranth seed oil and a few other plant oils.
Is it greasy?
No. It is light with a dry finish.
What does it smell like?
Mild, nutty and slightly grassy.
Read where amaranth oil comes from and how it is made.
For external use only. Patch test before first use, avoid the eyes and stop use if irritation occurs.
Is amaranth oil the same as amaranth grain?
No. This is the oil pressed from amaranth seeds for cosmetic skin and hair care. It is different from whole grain, flour or a general amaranth plant extract.
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