It turns out, the cold-pressed oil from pumpkin seeds (also called pepitas) has an enthusiastic following among natural beauty and wellness mavens who are drizzling it over their salads, smoothing it on their skin, and washing up with it in the shower—and loving it for its nutrient-packed qualities.
Some pumpkin seed oil ideas: Use it ...
1. As a body moisturizer
2. For thicker hair
3. In a body wash
4. Before a facial
5. As a hormonal health supplement - or a salad dressing
6. As a hydrating skin-care treatment
7. As a makeup-booster
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It turns out, the cold-pressed oil from pumpkin seeds (also called pepitas) has an enthusiastic following among natural beauty and wellness mavens who are drizzling it over their salads, smoothing it on their skin, and washing up with it in the shower—and loving it for its nutrient-packed qualities.
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