Flax seed Oil/Linseed Oil

Scientific Name- Linum Usitatissmum

Origin- India

Method of production- Cold pressed

Color- Yellow/Golden

Aroma- Nutty

 Flaxseeds contain 35-45% oil, which contains 9-10% of saturated fatty acids (palmitic and stearic), about 20% monounsaturated fatty acids (mainly oleic acid), and more than 70% alpha-linolenic fatty acids acid. The protein content in seeds of flax varies from 20-30%. Proteins of flaxseeds are limited by lysine, but are characterized by a high coefficient of digestibility (89,6%) and biological value (77,4%). The content of dietary fiber reaches 28% by weight of whole seed, with the ratio of soluble and insoluble fractions from 20:80 until 40:60. According to the content of B-group vitamins and some minerals flaxseeds are close to the crops. Vitamin E in the flaxseeds is mainly in the form of gamma-tocopherol (9, 2 mg/100 g of seeds). Flaxseed is the richest in the vegetable world source of lignans (up to 0, 7-1, 5% of dry weight of seed), among which prevails secoisolariciresinol diglucoside.

The seeds are packed with omega-3 fatty acids and are a rich source of nutrients that help your bod in day-to-day life—and as it happens, these wellness sprinkles also help your skin. Using flaxseed oil on your skin has legit, science-backed beauty benefits, and pros agree that it’s well worth integrating into your regular routine.

Key Benefits

1.  Healing of the skin and improve the skin tone.
2. Fighting common skin problems.
3. Good moisturizer for skin and hair.
4. Reduces dark circles.
5. Prevent and reduces wrinkles.
6. Boosts hair growth.
7. Makes the hair shiny and prevents breakage.
8. Treats dandruff.
9.  Improve the Elasticity of Your Hair
10. Prevent and reduces hair fall.
11. Improve skin smoothness and hydration.