Grapeseed Oil For Skin: Benefits and Uses for Radiant Skin

Contents:

What Is Grapeseed Oil?
The Benefits Of Grapeseed Oil For Skin
Is Grapeseed Oil Good For All Skin Types?
How To Use Grapeseed Oil For Skin
Learn More About Grapeseed Oil
Where To Buy Grapeseed Oil

A by-product of wine-making, once pressed, the leftover seeds of grapes are refined to create Grapeseed Oil. As a carrier oil, Grapeseed Oil is a sought after ingredient in creams, lotions, body butters and more. It is highly valued in the cosmetic industry as it is known to nourish, smooth and restore the skin. So if you’re not already incorporating Grapeseed Oil into your skincare, now might be the time to give this carrier oil a try.  

As a refined carrier oil, Grapeseed Oil is odourless and has a light yellow/green colour. It has high levels of vitamin E, A, C, iron, calcium and essential fatty acids, which is why it is a popular treatment for a variety of cosmetic applications.  

The light consistency of Grapeseed Oil means that it easily absorbs into the skin, leaving it with a soft, satin-like finish. It is also believed to be beneficial for sensitive, oily and acne-prone skin due to its non-comedogenic properties as it doesn’t clog pores. Its high levels of linoleic acid, vitamins, calcium and essential fatty acids means it is shown to be a powerful source of antioxidants while also containing anti-inflammatory, emollient and anti-ageing properties. These properties help nourish and moisturise the skin.  

Grapeseed Oil’s ability to deeply moisturise the skin without clogging pores or irritating the skin means it is a popular choice for various skin types. It may even help to enhance and restore the skin's appearance. Some of the benefits Grapeseed Oil is believed to have for the skin include: 

Grapeseed Oil can be utilised in multiple ways to benefit the skin. Whether you choose to use the oil by itself or incorporate it with other oils or moisturisers is completely up to you. Here are some of our favourite ways to utilise Grapeseed Oil to achieve hydrated, glowy skin.

Moisturising Mask: Heat a few drops of Grapeseed Oil in your hands by rubbing them together and apply a generous amount to your skin to work as an overnight moisturising mask.

Massage: Warm Grapeseed Oil between the hands and use anywhere on your body or scalp for a relaxing massage oil.

Dilution: Wash your face with a gentle cleanser and apply a small amount of Grapeseed Oil. You can also use it as a base to dilute Frankincense or Lavender. Leave the oils on your skin or wash off after 10 minutes.You can also mix in a drop of Grapeseed Oil into your moisturiser or body cream to help lock in the moisture to the skin.

Now that you know some of the many benefits Grapeseed Oil has been seen to have for the skin, you may be wanting to find out a bit more about it. As Grapeseed Oil is rich in vitamins and essential fatty acids, it is widely known to moisturise and nourish not only the skin but the hair as well. If you’d like to read more about how Grapeseed Oil is believed to benefit your hair, read out article here.

There is little risk associated with using Grapeseed Oil on your skin. However, we recommend performing a skin patch test to check for a reaction before use.  

In carrier oil form, we do not recommend ingesting or using Grapeseed Oil for culinary purposes. Our products are purely for therapeutic and aromatherapy purposes and are not food grade.