WATERMELON SEED OIL (30ML)

Oilcure Watermelon seed oil is extracted from cold-pressing sun dried seeds and is quite popular in West Africa where it is called Ootanga or Kalahari oil. It is like a miracle liquid for all your hair and skin troubles. Due to its light texture and excellent moisturizing properties, it is often used in baby oils. It is rich in vitamins, minerals and essential fatty acids (EFAs). The high content of EFAs eliminates sebum, dirt and grease that build up in the pores of your skin and create acne.

Some noted health benefits of watermelon oil:

Prevents Heart / Strokes / Cancer - Watermelon seed oil contain more than 60% Linoleic Acid which is great for the skin, cardiovascular health, to prevent strokes & cancer.

Healthy Heart - Watermelon seed oil contains lots of omega 3, 6, and 9 fatty acids which are all great for immune health, cardiovascular health, healthy skin, and nervous system.

Control Cholesterol - Watermelon seed oil also contains steric acid, palmitic acid, and oleic acid which are powerful acids. And studies show that these types of fatty acids also help with lowering LDL cholesterol or bad cholesterol, and increase HDL or good cholesterol. 

Lowers Blood Pressure - Watermelon seed oil contains great fatty acids that help to lower blood pressure.

Diuretic - Watermelon seed oil is a good diuretic helping to get rid of excess water weight… and detox the body and kidneys. 

Blood Sugar - Watermelon seed oil can also help to regulate and maintain blood sugar. 

Antioxidants - Watermelon seeds contain powerful antioxidants that help to slow the aging process and repair DNA damage. 

Great for Hair - Watermelon seed oil is wonderful for lustrous hair, because it’s not greasy and gives your hair that wonderful shine. And the antioxidants in watermelon seed oil also help with itchy scalp and dandruff. 

Recommended usage: 20 drops anytime.

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