Hazelnut Oil

Hazelnut Opal Essence All Natural makes no medical claims about our products.
The following is for informational purposes only.

Hazelnut oil is an excellent emolient and moisturizer, full of essential fatty acids, and is quickly absorbed by the skin.

Quoted from Beauty.Indobase.com:

"Hazelnut oil acts as an excellent emollient and moisturizer because it has a number of essential fatty acids such as linoleic acid, which can rehydrate the skin. So, this oil is extensively used in treating dry skin. Moreover, this oil is very light and easily gets absorbed into the skin. It also doesn't have any side effects and so it is used in many skin care products. Apart from this, the antibacterial and astringent properties prevent the excessive secretion of skin oil that results in acne, thus maintaining soft skin."

Quoted from swiftcraftymonkey.blogspot.com:

"Hazelnut oil is a great emollient: Due to the high Vitamin E content, hazelnut oil is absorbed quickly by the skin, offering softening and moisturizing. It can offer some mild UV protection and cell regenerative properties."

Quoted from a1-natural-beauty.com:

"Hazelnut oil nourishes: This fast-penetrating, extremely light oil is one of the best oils for cosmetic use. It is high in vitamin E and unsaturated fatty acids, which nourish the skin."

Quoted from Eco-Planet.com:

"Studies in Chili have recently shown that Hazelnut Oil acts as a strong sun filter so it would be a valuable addition to a natural sunscreen."

Quoted from Buzzle.com:

"A light oil, hazelnut oil has a high content of essential fatty acids like linoleic acid making it an excellent emollient and moisturizer. Being light it gets easily absorbed by the skin [...] all the while toning the facial skin by maintaining skin elasticity. It is an excellent oil for body massages, has rejuvenating properties, that aid in cell regeneration and strengthening of capillaries. Regular application controls free radicals, and smoothens and delays wrinkles. Hazelnut oil is used in many skin care products such as creams, cleansing lotions, massage oil, soaps, and cosmetics."

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