Safflower Vegetable Oil

Safflower oil is typically obtained through cold extraction from the seeds of the dye saffron.

Yes, safflower oil moisturizes dry hands and strengthens brittle nails.

Yes, safflower oil is a suitable base for diluting essential oils for skin or hair care.

Yes, the safflower oil soothes redness and calms irritations due to its anti-inflammatory properties.

By integrating into the hair cuticle, the safflower oil allows for better alignment of the scales, which enables the fibers to reflect light more effectively.

Due to its richness in Vitamin K, safflower oil could potentially enhance microcirculation and reduce the appearance of bluish dark circles. However, its effects on dark circles have not been scientifically confirmed.

The safflower oil is recognized for its soothing action and its vitamin K content, which can help strengthen blood capillaries and reduce redness associated with rosacea. Regular application may contribute to evening out the complexion and calming discomfort sensations, in addition to a dermatological treatment.

To date, no scientist has demonstrated that safflower oil capsules have cosmetic effects.

The safflower oil is generally well-tolerated but it is slightly comedogenic and may not be suitable for oily or acne-prone skin.

Thanks to its circulatory properties and richness in vitamin K, safflower oil can help strengthen blood vessels and slightly reduce the appearance of varicose veins. However, its effects are limited and do not replace medical care.