What is Pomegranate Oil?

Pomegranate oil is a rich and nourishing oil that has been used for centuries to care for the skin! It's no wonder that the pomegranate is a symbol of health, fertility and eternal life.

This oil has an earthy, nutty scent and is cold-pressed from pomegranate seeds. The oil makes mature, tired skin silky soft again!

Benefits

Anti-aging for the skin

Pomegranate oil is ideal for mature and tired skin. The oil is rich in antioxidants that help slow down the natural aging process of the skin. With pomegranate oil, you keep your skin elastic, youthful and firm!

Deep hydration

Pomegranate oil penetrates quickly and deeply into the skin, so your skin won't feel greasy but will be properly nourished and hydrated.

Full of vitamins for the skin

Pomegranate oil is packed with vitamin C and K, antioxidants and polyphenols, including flavonoids, tannins and polyunsaturated fatty acids. Polyphenols are substances that naturally occur in plants and have protective qualities. Pomegranate oil is therefore a wonderful source of antioxidants for your skincare.

Nourishment for your hair

Pomegranate oil cares for dull, brittle hair and the scalp. So treat yourself to a lovely scalp massage with pomegranate oil and give your hair a real boost!

How do you use it?

Use Pomegranate Oil to make DIY care products for your body and face.

As a body oil

Gently massage yourself with pomegranate oil after showering to slow down the natural aging process of the skin and give your skin a wonderful pick-me-up.

Hair mask

Mix with Sweet Almond Oil and MCT Oil, distribute through your hair before bed and wash your hair the next morning as you normally do!

Why is Pomegranate Oil so special?

That pomegranate is a powerful fruit is evident from the many symbols that surround the fruit. In Judaism, the 613 seeds of the pomegranate represent the 613 commandments in the Torah. In Christianity, the seeds represent the sweetness of heaven and eternal life. In Buddhism, the pomegranate is one of the three blessed fruits (along with peach and citrus fruit) and in Hinduism the fruit is associated with Ganesha, fertility and prosperity. According to the Quran, pomegranates grow in the gardens of paradise.