Oat oil

Data sheet

INCI: Avena Sativa Kernel Oil

Status: Natural compliant

Classification: cosmetic grade

Plant part: kernels

Processing: no ethoxylation, no irradiation, no sulphonation, no hydrogenation

Natural index: ISO 16128: Natural 1.0

Additives: no

Preservatives: no

Appearance: liquid, yellowish, semi-viscous

Texture: medium

Scent, aroma: characteristic

Use level: 1 - 100 %

Melting point: liquid at room temperature

Saponification index: 185-200

Key benefits: anti-aging, soothing, nourishing, regenerative, restoring

Suitable for: make-up, sun care, cosmetics

SKIN CARE: Eye creams, Face creams, Serums, Masks, Face oils, Balms, Shaving/aftershave, Treatments

BODY CARE: Creams, Lotions, Balms, Body butters, Body oils, Ointments/Salves, Scrubs, Massage oils, Foot creams, Hand creams, Nail oils/creams

HAIR CARE: Conditioners, Treatments, Scalp lotions, Beard oils, Hair serums, Scalp serums

SUN CARE: Creams, After-sun products, Sun oils

KIDS: Creams, Balms

MAKE-UP: Foundations, Concealers

SKIN TYPE: Mature, Dry, Normal, Sensitive

HAIR TYPE: Dry, Damaged, Coloured, All types

TRENDS IT SUPPORTS: At-Home, Clean Beauty, Customised, Men's Grooming, Skinimalism, Waterless, Well-aging

STORAGE: in a cool, dry place protected from sunlight

Rich in ceramides with skin replenishing effect, in phytosterols and phospholipids, promotes the skin's natural repair process, nourishes the skin, has anti-aging, anti-irritant, skin restorative and restructuring action. Supports the elasticity of the skin and hair, disciplines the hair and protects its color.

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Oat oil benefits

How to use Oat oil on face

Oat oil can be a wonderful addition to your skincare routine it is an extremely nourishing and versatile ingredient bringing benefits to your skin. Here are some simple steps to use oat oil on your face:

Start by cleaning your face with a gentle cleanser and pat dry with a towel.
Take a few drops of the oat oil and apply it gently onto your face, neck and other areas that need moisture.
Use your fingers to massage the oil into your skin. Make sure to apply it evenly and in a circular motion. This helps the oil to absorb better into your skin.
Allow the oil to absorb into your skin for a few minutes before applying any other skincare products or makeup.

You can use oat oil daily as part of your skincare routine. You can also add it to your favorite moisturizer or serum for added benefits.

How to use Oat oil on body

Oat oil possesses emollient properties, making it beneficial in skincare routine. It can help moisturize and soothe dry, itchy or sensitive skin. Here's how you can use oat oil on your body:

Start by taking a warm shower to open your pores and prepare your skin for the oil.
Pat dry your skin with a towel, leaving it slightly damp.
Take a few drops of oat oil in your palms and massage it gently onto your skin. Start with a small amount and add more as needed.
Use long, sweeping motions to massage the oil into your skin. Focus on areas that tend to be drier, such as your elbows, knees and feet.
Allow the oil to absorb into your skin for a few minutes before dressing up.

You can use oat oil daily as a body moisturizer or add it to your bath for added hydration and relaxation. Also you can mix a few drops of your favorite essential oil with oat oil and use it to give yourself a relaxing massage.

How to use Oat oil on Hair

Oat oil can be a great natural ingredient to add to your hair care routine as it helps soothe irritated scalp, discipline unruly strands and protects the colour of dyed hair. Here's how you can use oat oil on your hair:

Start by washing your hair with a gentle shampoo to remove any dirt or product buildup. Squeeze out excess water with a towel, then allow it to air dry for a few minutes until it's damp.
Take a small amount of oat oil and apply it to your hair, starting with the tips of your hair, which tend to be drier and more prone to damage.
Use your fingers to massage the oil into your scalp and hair, making sure to distribute it evenly.
Let the oil sit on your hair for at least 15-20 minutes to allow it to penetrate deeply into your hair shafts.
Rinse your hair thoroughly with lukewarm water to remove the oil. Gently pat your hair dry with a towel, then style it as usual.

You can also use oat oil as an overnight treatment by applying it to your hair before bed and covering it with a shower cap or towel to prevent staining your pillow. In the morning, simply rinse it out with lukewarm water and shampoo your hair as usual.

Synergies with Oat oil

Oat oil, known for its antioxidants, fatty acids and anti-inflammatory properties, can create synergistic effects when combined with various ingredients in different applications. Here are some examples:

Argan oil: Combine oat oil with argan oil for a potent hair treatment that promotes healthy hair growth, reduces hair breakage, and leaves hair soft and shiny.
Rosa Mosqueta oil: Rosa Mosqueta oil is rich in essential fatty acids and vitamin A, which can help improve skin texture and reduce the appearance of scars. When blended with oat oil, it can create a potent, nourishing formula that promotes healthy, radiant skin.
Aloe Vera oil: Aloe Vera oil is known for its soothing and hydrating properties. When combined with oat oil, it can help calm irritated skin, reduce redness and promote a healthy skin barrier.
Lavender essential oil: Mix lavender essential oil with oat oil for a healing and nourishing hair oil that promotes healthy hair growth and reduces scalp irritation.
Vitamin E: Vitamin E is an antioxidant that can help protect the skin from free radicals and environmental stressors. Combining it with oat oil can boost the oil's antioxidant properties, keeping your skin healthy and youthful-looking.

Oat oil has gained popularity in recent years due to its various health benefits and potential synergies in different applications. Experiment with different combinations of ingredients to find the perfect synergy that works for your unique skin and hair needs.