Evening Primrose Oil should help your face from looking bleary and tired in the morning, perking up your eyes and keeping skin toned and bright.
This oil is a rich source of gamma linoleic acid, omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids which can be used to nourish the skin. It also soothes inflammation and can be used in dandruff applications.
The oil is extracted from evening primrose seeds and is reportedly very gentle. The fatty acids in the oil are extremely moisturizing, helping to keep dry areas hydrated.
It also reportedly improves blood circulation wherever it is applied, making it a natural way to treat tired skin and eyes.
Not only does evening primrose oil for skin hydrate and increase circulation, it also helps reduce inflammation and keeps pores clear.
If you’re suffering from eczema, acne, psoriasis, or rosacea, evening primrose oil for skin may be the ideal for you.
Those using evening primrose oil for skin conditions like eczema, rosacea, and psoriasis may want to apply it several times a day. The oil may be applied with a makeup sponge or cotton ball, then covered with gauze, if possible. If you’re using the oil for rosacea on your face, you can simply apply it about 10 minutes before you put on your makeup, if you wear any. The same goes for using this oil to treat acne. Reapplication is best done in the middle of the day and again right before you go to bed.
| Botanical Name |
100% Evening primrose (Oenothera biennis) oil |
| Country of origin |
Canada |
| Cultivation |
Conventional (Non GMO) |
| Extraction Method |
Cold Pressed / Unrefined |
| Color |
Pale yellow to golden yellow liquid. |
| Scent |
Being unrefined, Evening Primrose Oil has been left in its virgin state after pressing. It has not been run through filters or chemical processes, so stronger colors and fragrances should be expected. This is completely natural. |
| Texture |
Liquid |
| Ingredients |
100% Evening primrose (Oenothera biennis) oil
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| Usage |
Evening primrose oil has been used to improve the following skin problems: Acne, Stretch marks, UV damage from overexposure to the sun, Scars from surgery, burns, and acne, Eczema, Psoriasis, Rosacea, Wrinkles and premature skin aging, Hyper-pigmentation, Dermatitis, Burns, including those from radiation and sunburns. Rosehip can be used for skin damaged by, or over-exposed to, ultraviolet radiation from the sun or x-ray radiation. Age spots. Brittle nails. Dry and damaged hair
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| Warnings |
Not known. |
| Shelf Life |
1-2 years |
| Manufacture |
Best Natures Cosmetic |
| Country of Manufacture |
Canada |
