Description
BUY GRAPESEED OIL FOR SKIN, HAIR & FACE ONLINE IN AUSTRALIA
Reach for grapeseed oil when your routine calls for a carrier oil that disappears into skin and hair rather than sitting on top of it. Pressed from the seeds left over from winemaking, this refined, light yellow oil absorbs quickly and layers well under other products. Order online in Australia in wholesale and bulk sizes for skin, hair, body and DIY projects.
OIL AT A GLANCE
Botanical name: Vitis Vinifera (seed)
INCI name: Vitis Vinifera Seed Oil
Extraction method: Cold pressed
Colour: Light yellow
Absorption: Fast-absorbing, light and non-greasy on the skin
Usage: External use only
COMMON USES & APPLICATIONS
For skin
- Facial moisturiser: Use alone as a lightweight face oil, or blend into a cream or lotion, for oily, combination and normal skin types.
- Cleanser and make-up remover: Massage onto dry skin to lift make-up and surface oil, then rinse with warm water or wipe away with a damp cloth.
- Body oil: Apply after showering while skin is still damp to help lock in moisture without a heavy feel.
For hair
- Pre-wash treatment: Massage into the scalp and through the lengths, leave for up to an hour, then wash out as usual for smoother-feeling, shinier hair.
- Frizz control: Smooth a small amount through dry ends to settle flyaways without weighing hair down.
For DIY and formulating
- Carrier oil for essential oils: Dilutes essential oils for topical blends and massage oils, thanks to its light texture and near-neutral scent.
- Base for lotions and creams: Adds a light, fast-absorbing feel to the oil phase of homemade lotions and hand creams.
- Massage oil: Its slip and light finish make it a common choice as a base for massage blends.
GETTING THE MOST FROM IT
- Grapeseed oil can be used directly on the skin without dilution, unlike essential oils.
- Combine with a heavier carrier oil, such as argan or jojoba, if you want more cushion in a finished blend.
- Add a few drops of an essential oil such as lavender or rosemary to bring fragrance to an otherwise near-neutral oil.
- Store away from heat and light, as refined light oils like this one are prone to oxidising if left in a warm spot.
CARE & CAUTIONS
- Perform a patch test before first use.
- For external use only, do not ingest.
- Store in a cool, dark place, tightly sealed between uses.
Additional Details
FAQs
How to use grapeseed oil for massage?
Grapeseed oil is versatile and offers many skin benefits that extend beyond the face. It’s favoured for use in massages, as it can be used as a lightweight lubricant.
Additionally, grapeseed oil has a subtle smell that isn’t too overpowering during a massage. Since it is a carrier oil, other essential oils that require dilution before use can be added to it. This creates a lovely scent during massages, further setting the mood.
What Can I blend with Grapeseed Oil?
Since many essential oils need to be diluted prior to use, grapeseed oil makes for a great vessel as a carrier oil. Because of grapeseed oil's nearly odourless scent and lightweight feel, essential oils like lemon and sweet orange make lovely duos with the skincare favourite.
Where to buy grapeseed oil at a wholesale price online in australia?
As a provider of only pure and natural oils, N-Essentials is your go-to place for high-quality grapeseed oil. We offer wholesale quantities for all of our products, with size options ranging from 15ml to bulk sizes, and Australia-wide service and delivery. For more information on N-Essential’s natural grapeseed oil, get in touch with our team!
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