







What is grapeseed oil?
Grapeseed oil is a light, golden yellow coloured oil that is pressed from the seeds of grapes. It is a by product of the wine industry, the oil is pressed from the seeds of grapes that are used for wine making.
This grapeseed oil is refined and has no natural scent so it is perfect for massage and skin care applications where you would add your own essential oils.
What is grapeseed oil used for?
Grapeseed oil is high in fatty acids like linoleic acid which can improve moisture retention on the skin.
It is one of the best oils to use as a massage oil. Grapeseed oil blends well with any essential oil and moisturises and nourishes the skin.
Use grapeseed oil is often used in cosmetic products like body butters, hair treatments or cold process soap making.
It has a comedogenic rating of 1 so it is unlikely to clog pores. It is suitable for all skin types including combination skin, oily skin and acne prone skin types.
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Make your own skin treatment with grapeseed oil
Ingredients
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Grapeseed oil 350ml
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Essential oils (optional)
Method
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Melt your shea butter and coconut oil in a microwave, or in a bowl over boiling water
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Add the grapeseed oil and essential oils to the melted shea and coconut
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Mix the oils and butters together until fully combined
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Remove from the heat and place in the fridge to cool
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Once the mixture is looking like it is starting to set, whisk for 5-10 minutes. It should reach a light, creamy consistency
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Now your skin treatment is ready for use!
How to make an grapeseed massage oil
Grapeseed oil is a great carrier oil for massage oils as it is very nourishing on the skin.
For a relaxing massage blend, dilute 10ml of lavender essential oil into 1L of grapeseed oil.
For an uplifting massage blend, dilute 10ml of orange essential oil in 1L of grapeseed oil.
FAQs
What is the INCI name for grapeseed oil?
The INCI name for sweet almond oil is vitis vinifera seed oil
Where does our grapeseed oil originate from?
Our grapeseed oil is of mixed EU origin.