It is one of the vegetable oils richest in linolenic acid (omega-3), an essential fatty acid that we must provide to our bodies through our diet. It has anti-inflammatory and healing properties, and is therefore used for skin irritations (dermatitis, eczema, allergies). It is highly recommended as an oral substitute for linseed oil, although heating it is not recommended to avoid losing its properties.
In addition, its unsaponifiable portion also contains vitamin E and polyphenolic active ingredients. These fat-soluble vitamins and other chemical substances provide the following properties: restructuring, soothing, softening, and anti-inflammatory.
Apply with a gentle massage on the area to be treated.
