Vegetable oil for the face

Vegetable oils are well-established products for facial skin. Today there are a lot of them - olive, corn and palm, linen and sesame. Rare types from rapeseed, camelina and exotic plants are obtained in the laboratory, carefully deodorized and refined.

There are three main ways to obtain vegetable oils:

1. Cold pressed at low temperature. Under the strong pressure of the press, the seeds or pulp are heated in a natural way no higher than forty degrees. Recognized as the best and most natural way, although the product is expensive.
2. Pressing processed raw materials. This is how unrefined oil is obtained, its amount is much larger, but the beneficial properties are partially lost.
3. Extraction. Allows you to get up to 98% of the oil from plants, but requires multiple refining, that is, additional purification after the procedure using water vapor.

Almost all oils of vegetable origin contain a powerful complex of vitamins, fatty monoacids and coenzymes. Oils are rich in trace elements such as calcium and magnesium, potassium and phosphorus. The components are easily absorbed and absorbed by the skin.Applications from oils are applied to inflamed areas, aging skin is treated with vitamins A, E, K contained in the composition and a full range of group B.

In order to describe all the beneficial properties of vegetable oils, you will need more than one book. The benefits of using oils are enormous, and for cosmetologists they become real valuable finds, and for women of all ages - salvation, indispensable elixirs of youth and beauty. They nourish and soften the skin of the face, give it a beautiful and well-groomed appearance, smooth out wrinkles. The balance in the skin cells changes towards normalization, and soon after the regular use of oil masks, the woman looks attractive, and her face shines with freshness.

There is no harm when using cold oils, as well as contraindications for use. It is not recommended to heat any oils above 150 degrees - the composition changes significantly with the release of harmful substances. You should also not abuse the amount - no more than two tablespoons per day.

Make sure the oil is well refined. For example, rapeseed is produced from certain special plant varieties, with a low content of toxic substances, so it is currently approved for use and is used in cosmetology and pharmaceuticals. It is undesirable to use refined oils in cosmetology, they are not pure enough for these purposes.

• Corn. An extract is obtained from a tiny germ inside a corn kernel.It is rich in vitamin E, easily absorbed into the skin and saturates with a number of useful substances.
• Pumpkin. From pumpkin seeds, a light oil is obtained, which is equated in its properties with a medicine - it was not for nothing that the Austrian royal court ordered it to be sold only in pharmacies. The price is high, but the benefits are huge. Saturated fats and proteins are similar in properties to those of animal origin. The oily composition is rich in zinc, so it is better not to heat the solution before use.

• Soy. The production of the product has become widespread in the United States and Eastern countries. Extracting liquid from soybeans is not difficult, so it is inexpensive. The lecithin contained in the composition helps to absorb fatty acids, literally absorbing them. A record amount of vitamins D and E helps to heal minor scratches and nourish the skin.
• Linen. Cold pressing makes it possible to obtain high-quality oil from flax seeds, rich in vitamin B and Omega 3 unsaturated fatty acids. Doctors call this extract the leader in the content of biologically valuable substances; in cosmetology, there are many care products based on it. Strengthens the tone of muscles and blood vessels, improving the appearance of facial skin and hair. It has an active antiseptic effect. For similar qualities, cottonseed oil is also valued.

• Walnut and cedar nuts. All the extraordinary properties that these nuts possess are collected in a suspension obtained from their nucleoli. For cedar oil, there is a name "a storehouse of valuable substances for health", it is rich in vitamins and minerals..
• Mustard. Dermatologists often offer patients treatment with this type, which has a beneficial effect on the skin, relieving small pimples and acne.For scalp care, mustard pomace is added to shampoos, body lotions are made from it.

• Ryzhikovoe. It is valued in cosmetology for the ability to quickly cleanse the skin of impurities, improves immunity. Used recently, but gained popularity among specialists due to its anti-inflammatory properties, it is an excellent antioxidant. Red-and-yellow annual plants are called mushrooms; oil is obtained from them by pressing. The more famous and popular sesame oil has similar properties.
• Palm. It is obtained from the fleshy part of the fruit of the African palm tree. This extract has become very popular due to its excellent properties and affordable price. In addition, it oxidizes slowly and perfectly retains its properties for a long time. Known since ancient times, the bright red-orange liquid is rich in carotenoids - the leader in vitamin A, vitamin E and oleic acid.

• Rapeseed. Similar to olive oil, this oil has been used in cosmetology since the mid-twentieth century. Laboratory studies have shown that the substance contains a component similar to the female sex hormone estradiol. This property allows you to improve the blood circulation of the skin, preventing the accumulation of toxins and toxins.
• Safflower. Light and translucent, 80% linoleic acid in conjugated form. The huge content of vitamin K allows you to actively restore damaged small vessels, contributes to the total regeneration of the skin.

Herbal formulations for the face are widely used in cosmetology for skin care, especially aging and fading.At a young age, masks are applied to the face in order to prevent peeling and eliminate the lack of skin nutrition, strengthen hair and nails. Anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic action is given to the masks by a mixture of herbal and essential components, including peach, lemon and grapefruit, almonds and cocoa.

Masks from plant extracts in cosmetology are used for all skin types.

It is enough to smear the face at night with a well-chosen multi-component composition that combines essential and vegetable oils. Essential oil is produced in a concentrated form, so it is added in the amount of 5-7 drops. In a circular motion, the composition is rubbed into the skin, removing the remnants with a napkin. This plant-etheric nourishment perfectly copes with age-related changes in the skin of the face and neck, as well as the whole body.

According to the reviews of women who use vegetable oils to make masks, they are all well suited for achieving a cosmetic effect and smoothing wrinkles. Olive has become the basis for compositions that include orange, bergamot, ylang-ylang or rose ether. After such a mask, women of all ages note unanimously that the skin is smoothed and looks soft and rejuvenated.

Women used peach and castor, as well as fruit mixtures of oils, applying a napkin soaked with them to their faces. At the same time, a rapid improvement in the condition of the skin was noted - the face became smooth and velvety. Oil from pine nuts and linseeds also had an excellent effect.

Lovers of home cosmetics note that the need for many expensive creams, including age-related ones, has disappeared. Dryness and flaking, especially in winter, were easily eliminated through the use of beneficial herbal and essential mixtures. In summer, the skin of the face, according to reviews, received a noticeable tone and protection from sun exposure after applying the mask.

The effect of vegetable oils on the skin for the face is discussed in detail in the following video.