BOTANICAL NAME:

Gossypium herbaceum

EXTRACTION METHOD

Cold pressed, Extra Virgin

REFINEMENT TECHNIQUES

Unrefined

Overview

Cotton Seed Oil Unrefined, which means it is in the purest form that it can possibly be in. Cotton oil is a vegetable oil obtained from cottonseed. In general, cotton comes from a variety of plants called cotton. This oil can be found in the manufacture of cosmetics, in food and the maintenance of leather products. It is an oil classified as “fine” because of its extreme softness. It has a fluid yellow tinted appearance and emits a particularly light, almost non-existent odor. To the touch, it has a rather dry but penetrating appearance. Its fruits called capsules are among the most important parts of the shrub. This is where the cotton vegetable oil is obtained because it is these capsules that produce the seeds.

BENEFIT

Cotton oil is a vegetable oil with multiple functions.

The cotton vegetable oil is an excellent cleansing milk that will bring a real softness to the skin.

Its softness of cotton oil also expresses itself when the vegetable oil of cotton is used as massage oil or care cream.

Cotton vegetable oil is excellent when applied after sunbathing.

Cotton vegetable oil soothes the skin after shaving or waxing.

It is perfectly integrated into various cosmetic recipes because of its regenerating and softening properties.

For its virtues, it is indicated in the treatment of sensitive or dry skins as well as mature skins with destructured tendency.

Its high content of omega-6 and sterols makes it indispensable.

Its most frequent form is in milk or lotion.

But it can also be used as a softening cream, massage oil, after-sun care and after-shave.

Cotton oil allows, among other things, to reconstruct epidermal lipids and reduce water losses.

ORIGIN

The cotton is a shrub originating in India. The vegetable oil of cotton was used in the days of ancient Egypt, Rome and for a very long time in India for its powerful medicinal properties.

HOW IS IT MADE?

The cotton vegetable oil is obtained by cold pressing of the cotton seeds.

*It’s important to note that being on this list doesn’t promise that it will work for your skin type.*

Our skin will decide which oil it likes the most and remember that skin takes two weeks to turn over so anything that pops up between week 1-2 was probably already going to happen. Storage Like other substances that are high in fat, carrier oils have a limited shelf life. Meaning that eventually they will go bad. It’s important to store oils in their original air-tight containers in a cool, dark place, such as the pantry, to maximize shelf life.

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