Now, it’s making its way into the skincare aisle.
Keep reading to explore the many benefits of the multi-use oil.
Who should use it:All skin types, including sensitive and acne-prone.
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How often can you use it?
Works well with:Other natural oils like avocado, almond, and jojoba.
What is Grapeseed Oil?
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In short, it’s a jack-of-all-trades ingredient that’s light in texture and easily absorbs into the skin.
“Polyphenol compounds in grapeseed oil, such as proanthocyanidins, are especially powerful antioxidants.
However, it’s always best for those with acne-prone skin to use oils cautiously.
Studies have shown that it can help speed up the healing process and decrease the formation of keloid scars.
Anti-microbial:Plescia says that grapeseed oil’s anti-microbial properties mean that it deeply cleanses the skin.
Lessens hyperpigmentation:As mentioned above, it’s a jack-of-all-trades.
So in addition to fighting breakouts, it helps with sun damage and hyperpigmentation.
But more research should be doneon both side effects and its purported benefits.
The non-comedogenic, non-greasy ingredient works well for daytime.
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