300ml Prof Sunflower Oil

Prof Sunflower oil is a non-volatile oil that is extracted from the seeds of sunflower plant. It contains predominantly monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats. Its impressive fatty acid content, which include palmitic acid, stearic acid, oleic acid, lecithin, carotenoids, selenium, and linoleic acid. The combination of them in the body is extremely important to maintain various elements of human health, and it can help maintain that balance.

Some of those fatty acids, vitamin E (tocopherols), and other organic compounds act as antioxidants in the oil, which means that they can positively affect a huge range of conditions. It also has more polyunsaturated fats than any other commonly used vegetable oil.

Note: Prof Sunflower oil is safe to use both internally & externally of the body.

Amazing Benefits Of Sunflower Oil

Lowers Cholesterol Levels

point out the benefits of the oil on cholesterol levels. Sunflower seeds have a compound named phytosterols, which is similar in structure to cholesterol. Consequently, it may help in countering cholesterol’s absorption in the bloodstream. As it often wins out, it ultimately results in overall lower amounts of cholesterol in the bloodstream.

Provides Relief from Athlete’s Foot

It also an effective remedy for providing relief from Athlete’s foot (tinea pedis). An athlete’s foot is a fungal infection that starts between the toes. The topical application of the oil helps in curing it faster.

Improve Skin Care

Sunflower oil, rich in vitamin E, is considered by many to be important in improving skin health and regenerating cells. This means your skin may be better protected against damage from the sun, as well as the natural degradation that comes with age if you consume this oil. These are changes that occur when free radicals are present in the body. Antioxidants, like vitamin E, neutralize free radicals, keeping them from destroying or damaging healthy cells. You can see an increased reduction in scars, quicker wound healing, and a healthier natural glow to your skin. This is a major reason why it is commonly used in cosmetic applications.

Boost Energy Levels

The fatty acid content in sunflower oil is connected to energy levels in the body. Saturated fats can make you feel sluggish, while unsaturated fats, which the oil has many, can keep you feeling energized and satiated for much longer.

Reduce Inflammation

Asthma affects millions of people around the world, and this respiratory condition can range from mild to life-threatening. Sunflower oil has been positively correlated with a lower amount and severity of asthma attacks because of its anti-inflammatory qualities, which are derived from its vitamin content, as well as the beneficial fatty acids it contains.

Protect Body

Sunflower oil is a rich source of polyunsaturated fatty acids, which  may protect the skin by strengthening the membrane barriers, thereby making it harder for bacteria and viruses to enter the body.

It leaves pores unclogged: 

Sunflower oil is highly absorbent and non-comedogenic. This means it will not clog your pores, and it is well-suited for various skin types — including acne-prone, dry, normal and oily.

It offers sun protection: 

Antioxidants like vitamin E help protect your skin from wrinkles and negative effects from sun exposure.

How to Use Sunflower Oil in Your Skin Care Routine

You may be wondering how to apply sunflower oil when using it for your face and skin. Here are some steps for how to easily incorporate sunflower oil into your daily routine:

1. Put a small amount of sunflower oil into your hand. A small eyedropper may be helpful to grab the right amount.
2. Gently massage the oil into your skin.
3. Focus on areas that are dry, red or in need of moisture.
4. Avoid your eyes when you are applying the oil to your face.
5. Wipe away from your face with a warm washcloth.

If you would prefer, you can mix sunflower oil with an essential oil before application. This can enhance the oil's skin benefits and add a pleasant scent to the mixture.

How to Store Sunflower Oil

The first thing to consider is the temperature you are keeping it at.

keep in mind is to keep the oil away from direct sunlight. If there are windows near your storage location, ensure the oil is kept out of the light and heat.

Make sure to keep track of expiration dates on the bottle. If the product is expired, it may contain harmful substances.