Flax has been used since the dawn of time to make textiles, but it has other strings to its bow! In addition to its fibres, it is its seeds, which are particularly rich in omega-3s, that give flax so many of its properties. Cold-pressed, its seeds produce an oil that is incredibly beneficial for the body. Its use in food contributes to our nutritional balance, while helping to protect the cardiovascular system. But that's not all: flaxseed oil can also be used in cosmetics, as a natural beauty ingredient for the skin and hair.
Linseed oil 1L
Main properties :
👉🏻cicatrisant, soothing, regenerating, nourishing: Linseed oil is very rich in fatty acids. As a result, it quickly penetrates the skin for a moisturising and nourishing effect. It strengthens the skin barrier and soothes sensitive or aggressed skin. It can also be used to prevent skin ageing, thanks to its skin regenerating and healing benefits.
👉🏻anti Inflammatory: Linseed oil is particularly rich in omega-3. It therefore helps to inhibit the body's inflammatory processes. These anti-inflammatory benefits are visible both on the skin and throughout the body in the event of inflammatory disorders.
👉🏻nutritive: Flaxseed oil is recognised as one of the richest vegetable oils in omega-3s. These include alpha-linolenic acid, a so-called essential fatty acid because the body cannot produce it, so we need to supply it through our diet. Flaxseed oil therefore contributes to nutritional balance and improves the omega-3/omega-6 ratio.
👉🏻régulateur the hormonal system: Linseed oil appears to have hormone-regulating properties. In particular, it can be used orally to help balance a woman's hormones.
👉🏻laxatif: Linseed oil appears to have laxative effects, useful for regulating intestinal transit and constipation in particular.
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