Last 2 More Benefits Of Sesame Oil
We are discussing the benefits if Sesame Oil. Out Of the Seven Benefits of Sesame Balm, here are the last two.Sesame Balm
6. As Natural Sunscreen
Are you tired of using sunscreen lotions? Are you not satisfied with their effects? Then turn towards natural sunscreens to protect your skin. Sesame balm is capable of forming a protective film over the skin to eliminate the damages done by free radicals. If you are trying to avoid chemical sunscreens, then applying sesame balm on your skin is a great idea. The presence of vitamin E in sesame acts as an antioxidant. Mix a few drops of carrot seed oil along with sesame balm. This will act as an effective sunscreen and keep your skin fresh.
7. As a Nutrient Source for your Skin
Sesame oil is rich in essential fatty acids like linoleic acid and palmitic acids. It is linoleic acid that gives both antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties to our sesame balm. It is also rich in minerals like copper, manganese, calcium and magnesium. The balm is rich in antioxidants, hence it is easily absorbed into the skin, nourishes it from deep inside and promotes skin softness and vitality.
Sesame oil is found to have vitamin E, B-complex(such as niacin) and D in very high amounts. Niacin is a variant of B-complex that is capable of reducing LDL- cholesterol levels in blood. So with all these benefits and at a great price I think I will buy myself some.
6. As Natural Sunscreen
Are you tired of using sunscreen lotions? Are you not satisfied with their effects? Then turn towards natural sunscreens to protect your skin. Sesame balm is capable of forming a protective film over the skin to eliminate the damages done by free radicals. If you are trying to avoid chemical sunscreens, then applying sesame balm on your skin is a great idea. The presence of vitamin E in sesame acts as an antioxidant. Mix a few drops of carrot seed oil along with sesame balm. This will act as an effective sunscreen and keep your skin fresh.
7. As a Nutrient Source for your Skin
Sesame oil is rich in essential fatty acids like linoleic acid and palmitic acids. It is linoleic acid that gives both antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties to our sesame balm. It is also rich in minerals like copper, manganese, calcium and magnesium. The balm is rich in antioxidants, hence it is easily absorbed into the skin, nourishes it from deep inside and promotes skin softness and vitality.
Sesame oil is found to have vitamin E, B-complex(such as niacin) and D in very high amounts. Niacin is a variant of B-complex that is capable of reducing LDL- cholesterol levels in blood. So with all these benefits and at a great price I think I will buy myself some.
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