Features:
• Urbanorganics 100% Pure 100 ml Almond Hair Oil.
• Urbanorganics 100% Pure 100 ml Almond Hair Oil.
• REDUCES DARK CIRCLES: Under-eye circles that give you a weird and mysterious look. A sure shot remedy to get rid of dark circles is to massage almond eyes under your eyes. The vitamin E in the almond oil will rejuvenate the skin, and with regular use, lighten the skin under your eyes . Regular use of almond oil will also reduce wrinkles and crow’s feet around the eyes.
• DELAYS SIGNS OF AGING: Sagging skin. Baggy eyes. Dullness. These words are an absolute horror for us girls. Regular application of almond oil on your skin makes your skin feel younger and fresher within no time. The vitamin E and fatty acids present in this oil reverse and prevent signs of aging. It not only helps skin renewal but also fights wrinkles
• REMOVES IMPURITIES AND DEAD SKIN CELLS: The skin tends to look dull due to the accumulation of dead skin cells caused by external factors like pollution, dirt, sweat, etc. The moisturizing property of almond oil loosens the impurities and the dead skin, making it extremely easy to remove them.
• SUBSTITUTE FOR HAND AND FOOT CREAM: Almond oil is light oil, and therefore, is less greasy compared to other oils. It is an inexpensive substitute for hand and foot creams. It smoothens the skin and makes it baby soft and also gets easily absorbed in the skin owing to its lightness. Almond oil’s zinc content soothes rough skin .Description:
Natural almond oil is made from high-quality almonds packed with fatty acids, minerals, fibers, and antioxidants. It has anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties which is completely beneficial for health. Almond oil has various uses, majorly for hair and skin. It rejuvenates and maintains healthy and soft skin. Also, it helps in maintaining healthy hair and nourishes the scalp. There are two varieties: sweet almond (P. dulcis, variety dulcis) and bitter almond (P. dulcis, variety amara). Sweet almonds are the familiar edible type consumed as nuts and used in cooking or as a source of almond oil or almond meal. The oil of bitter almonds is used in the manufacture of flavoring extracts for foods and liqueurs, though prussic acid must first be removed. Bitter almonds and sweet almonds have similar chemical composition. Both types contain between 35 and 55 percent of fixed oil (nonvolatile oil), and both feature the enzyme emulsin, which yields glucose in the presence of water. Bitter almonds have amygdalin, which is present only in trace amounts in sweet almonds, and the oil of bitter almonds contains benzaldehyde and prussic (hydrocyanic) acid.