Carrot seed Oil

Beta carotene, vitamin E, and vitamin A are all abundant in carrot seed essential oil and are crucial ingredients for healthy skin.

1. Reduce Fine Lines and Wrinkles:
Vitamin A, which is abundant in pure carrot seed oil and is known for its rejuvenating and anti-aging effects, helps to lessen wrinkles and fine lines. Additionally, it makes the skin tighter and makes you look younger. It restores sun-damaged skin.

2. Evens skin tone:
One of the few roots, carrot seed oil contains carotenoids, which are primarily found in fruits with pigments like oranges. It supports the maintenance of consistent skin tone and melanin production.

3. Regulates sebum production:
Strong moisturising characteristics of carrot seed oil make it beneficial in the battle against excessive sebum production. It is suitable for all skin types, does not clog pores, and keeps the skin naturally moisturised.

4. Soothes the skin:
This oil has anti-inflammatory qualities and has an earthy aroma. It supports skin healing in a number of ways. Carrot seed oil reduces redness, irritation, acne, and acne scarring on the face, which calms the skin. Eliminating them aids in maintaining calm and clear skin.

5. Neutralizes free radicals:
Compounds called free radicals roam the human body and engage in a number of immune system-damaging behaviours. Antioxidants found in abundance in carrot seed essential oil bind with them and lessen their action.

6. Anti-bacterial:
Carrot seed oil helps to draw out all that debris, giving you cleaner, clearer skin. Pimples and acne are caused when your skin's natural oils clog your pores, but carrot oil helps to pull out all that debris.

Steam distillation of Carrot seeds

Dry woody, root-like earthy odor

Pale yellow to amber liquid

1. All you need to do is combine 2-4 drops of the carrot seed oil with 1 teaspoon of any carrier oil
2. Combine all the ingredients and apply evenly and in a circular motion to a damp face
3. After 15 minutes, rinse it off with warm water

1. Use caution if you have sensitive skin because large doses of carrot seed oil may irritate it
2. Use coconut oil or another carrier oil when applying carrot seed oil topically to the skin
3. Carrot seed oil usage should be avoided while pregnant
4. Ask your doctor if you can use carrot seed oil if you have asthma, epilepsy, or take medications for any liver ailment
5. Try to use carrot seed oil in the evenings because the beta-carotene in it can oxidise in the presence of heat and sunlight, irritating the skin and producing hyperpigmentation