Hazelnut Oil is used for cooking, in cosmetics, and in dietetics. The pale yellow oil has a great aroma and exquisite taste. It is almost similar to olive oil and can be used as a substitute for the oil.
Hazelnut Oil is extracted by cold-pressing hazel. The rich Oil originated from Central and Eastern Europe and Turkey is the largest exporter and producer of hazelnuts.
Hazelnut Oil contains oleic acid, linoleic acid, palmitic acid, stearic acid, and linolenic acid. Hazelnut Oil also contains alpha-tocopherol, vitamin E, phytosterols, magnesium, calcium, potassium, and other skin and hair benefitting ingredients.
Hazelnut Oil Skin Uses
- Hazelnut Oil is an excellent emollient and moisturizer that will seal in moisture to your skin
- Hazelnut Oil will soothe and soften your skin
- Hazelnut Oil mixed with walnut oil, avocado oil, and sesame oil will protect your skin from the harmful sun rays
- Hazelnut Oil prevents free radical damage, slowing down the aging
- Hazelnut Oil is not comedogenic and can be used by people with acne-prone skin
- Hazelnut Oil is used to shrink pores and to treat acne and eczema
- Hazelnut Oil will fade off stretch marks, scars, and chapped lips
- Hazelnut Oil helps to revitalize the skin and regenerate dead cells
- Hazelnut Oil makes an excellent massaging oil
- Hazelnut Oil reduces the appearance of veins on the surface
- Hazelnut Oil reduces irritation, inflammation, and redness
Hazelnut Oil Hair Uses
- Hazelnut Oil adds sheen to the hair
- Hazelnut Oil strengthens the hair follicle, preventing hair fall
- Hazelnut Oil makes an excellent scalp massage oil
- Hazelnut Oil reduces dandruff
- Hazelnut Oil moisturizes the scalp and seal the needed moisture to your hair and scalp
- Hazelnut Oil relieves hair irritation
- Hazelnut Oil is an excellent hair oil, used for treating dry and damaged hair and shield them from the harmful effects of the sun
- Hazelnut Oil makes the hair shine and soft
Hazelnut Oil Side Effects
- People allergic to nuts should avoid using this oil
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