What are the effects and functions of cactus seed oil?

Cactus usually grows in the desert, so its vitality is very strong. From a medical point of view, cactus is obviously not a simple plant, but a food that can be beneficial to human health. Of course, people generally don’t eat cactus directly, but instead process the cactus to make it edible food. So, what are the effects and functions of cactus seed oil?

effect

Vitamin E and sterols: can effectively protect the skin from free radical damage.

A large amount of essential fatty acids, including linoleic acid (ω-6): deeply moisturizes the skin, promotes the reorganization and regeneration of skin cells, and repairs collagen and elastic fibers. It can effectively prevent the premature formation of wrinkles and fight skin aging. It is effective in reducing the appearance of fine lines, pigmentation, acne, stretch marks, neck wrinkles, dark circles and eye bags.

Linolenic acid: Linoleic acid is an unsaturated fatty acid that belongs to the omega-6 group. Omega-6 deficiency can cause severe dry skin and allergies. The ceramide in this fatty acid composition is involved in rebuilding the fluidity of the epidermal lipid membrane, so linolenic acid can effectively prevent skin moisture loss, soften the skin and provide it with nutrition.

Active ingredients: effectively fight free radicals and anti-aging, restoring the skin's natural radiance.

Others: Smooths dry and rough hair and repairs brittle and dull nails.

How to use

1. It can be mixed with lotion, hydrosol, other plant oils or essential oils to achieve various effects on skin care;

2. Suitable for all skin types, can be used on hands, face, body, chest and feet;

3. Hair care, especially for dry hair, has a significant repair effect;

4. Nail care, combined with moderate massage, can make nails shiny and flexible.