Yari Pure Oil 100% Natural Wheat Oil 250ml

Yari 100% Wheat Germ Oil is a high-quality vegetable oil made from wheat germ, recognized for its high content of natural vitamin E, essential fatty acids, and phytosterols. ([turn0search0] This oil acts as a powerful antioxidant and regenerator: it deeply nourishes, improves elasticity, fights free radicals and contributes to the repair of damaged skin. In the hair, it strengthens the hair fiber, adds shine and prevents dryness. Its formula is completely pure, without mixtures or recognized additives. Benefits Deep nutrition without weighing down. High content of vitamin E (antioxidant). Improves the flexibility and softness of skin and hair. Repairs dry areas, ends and cracked skin. Helps prevent premature aging and oxidative damage. Who is it for? Dry, dull or dehydrated skin. Brittle, frizzy or dull hair. People looking for natural and vegan care. Night treatments, massage, sealing of ends. Composition 100% pure wheat germ oil, without detected chemical additives. No sulfates, no silicones, no parabens. Vegetable and natural formula. Specific Action Antioxidant and anti-aging action. Deep cellular nutrition. Protection against External aggressions (pollution, sun). Natural shine without a greasy residue. Directions for use: Apply a small amount to your palms and warm between your hands. For hair: distribute over the mid-lengths and ends (or scalp if massaged). For skin: gently massage into dry areas or areas that require repair. Leave on for 30 minutes to overnight, as needed. For hair: wash with a mild shampoo afterward if desired. Use 1–3 times per week, as needed. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ): Can it clog pores (comedogenic)? Wheat germ oil is relatively dense, so for very oily skin, it's best to use it sparingly and on localized areas. Does it oxidize quickly? Yes, due to its high content of vitamin E and sensitive acids. It's recommended to store it in a cool, sealed place away from light. Can it be used during pregnancy? Yes, as a pure vegetable oil, it's generally considered safe, but always do a patch test first.