Sunflower Benifits

Sunflower seeds produce a light-colored oil with a delicate, nutty scent, ideal for use as a base oil in massage or as a carrier for essential oil blends. Sunflower oil is rich in vitamin E, omega-6 linoleic acid, and carotenoids, which can help repair and protect skin. It can be soothing and nourishing if you have dry, rough skin, or are suffering from eczema and other inflammatory skin conditions.
PLANT
Sunflower petals are edible and add a splash of color and a nutty flavor. The flowers produce a multitude of small black seeds.
SEED OIL
Vitamin- and mineral-rich, this lightweight oil contains lecithin, a natural emulsifier, which makes it a popular choice for homemade water and oil emulsions.
SEEDS
The vitamin E-rich oil is produced from these seeds.

What is it good for?
Repair and protects skin Rich in vitamin E, sunflower oil can help prevent scarring, smooth the appearance of existing wrinkles, and generally improve the health and appearance of your skin. Studies show that sunflower oil can help to protect the skin of premature babies, who are more susceptible to infection and disease. It also helps to prevent and repair sun-damaged skin. Apply with damp hands to skin—it will soak in easily and does not need to be washed off.
Skin cleanser The oil is a good all-around choice for removing dirt and make-up. The presence of light waxes help form a protective emollient barrier on the skin to keep moisture in. It is a light, dry oil and can be used on all skin types, even oily skin. Its linoleic acid has a toning quality on the skin that can help reduce inflammation and minimize the appearance of large pores. Apply using damp cotton balls or even damp fingers. Remove any excess oil with a damp washcloth or microfiber cloth and rinse with warm, not hot, water.
Treat acne An excellent oil for cleansing and moisturizing acne-prone skin. It contains carotenoids, a plant-based form of vitamin A. Beta-carotene in skin-care products can help lighten the appearance of red, inflamed spots and blemishes and can even out skin tone. conditions hair and scalp The oil can tame flyaway hair and reduce the appearance of split ends. Use as a conditioning treatment before shampooing or rub 1 or 2 drops onto damp hands and run through the ends of your hair to control frizz. It is also a good treatment to massage into the scalp to treat dandruff or seborrhoeic dermatitis.

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Seeds The seeds are edible and have diuretic and antioxidant properties. They are a good source of protein and vitamins B, D, E, and K. Salad dressing Phytonutrients are destroyed by heat, so the optimal way to get the best from sunflower oil is to use it cold as a salad dressing. Use unrefined sunflower oil, which retains more of the original nutritional content of the seeds and has a more pronounced flavor. 

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