Pomegranate Oil
Punica granatum
Pomegranate Seed Oil is one of nature's most powerful beauty oils, prized for its exceptionally high antioxidant content and rare concentration of punicic acid. Cold-pressed to preserve its potency, this lightweight yet deeply nourishing oil helps support skin elasticity, smooth the appearance of fine lines, and promote a firmer, more radiant complexion. Unlike heavier oils that sit on the surface, Pomegranate Seed Oil absorbs beautifully, delivering moisture and renewal where your skin needs it most. Whether used alone or blended into your daily routine, this botanical powerhouse supports vibrant, resilient skin at every age.*
$15.00 1oz • Organic
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Producing Organ: Seed
How to use
For topical use. Apply a few drops to clean skin, hair, or nails. Massage gently until absorbed. May be used alone or blends with other carrier oils and essential oils. For external use only.*
WHAT'S INSIDE
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Botanical Name | Punica granatum |
| Constituents | punicic acid, linoleic acid, oleic acid, sterols |
| Extraction Method | Cold Expression |
| Origin | Turkey |
| Sourcing | Organic Seeds |
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Pomegranate seed oil is a nutrient-rich botanical oil that is cold pressed from the seeds of the pomegranate (Punica granatum) fruit. Naturally abundant in beneficial fatty acids—including the rare omega-5 fatty acid, punicic acid—it has been valued for centuries and is commonly used today as a dietary supplement to support overall wellness as part of a healthy lifestyle.*
Yes. Our pomegranate seed oil is cold pressed to preserve the oil's naturally occurring fatty acids and beneficial plant compounds without the use of harsh solvents or excessive heat.*
Yes. Pomegranate seed oil is widely used in skincare because it is naturally rich in nourishing fatty acids and antioxidants that help moisturize and support the skin's natural barrier. Its lightweight texture absorbs well, making it a popular choice for helping skin feel soft, smooth, and hydrated. As with any botanical oil, it's a good idea to perform a patch test before applying it more broadly, especially if you have sensitive skin.*
Yes. Pomegranate seed oil can be applied to the hair and scalp as part of a natural hair care routine. Its nourishing fatty acids help moisturize dry hair and scalp while adding softness and shine. Many people use a few drops as a leave-in treatment on the ends of the hair or massage it into the scalp before shampooing as a conditioning treatment.*
No. Pomegranate seed oil is a fixed (carrier) oil obtained by pressing the seeds of the fruit. It is not an essential oil and should not be confused with fragrance oils marketed as "pomegranate essential oil," which are typically synthetic because pomegranates do not yield a true essential oil.*
Yes. Pomegranate seed oil can be used as a carrier oil, although it is often blended with other carrier oils because of its rich consistency and premium value. It pairs well with essential oils for facial care, massage, and targeted skincare applications, while helping nourish and moisturize the skin. Always dilute essential oils appropriately before topical use and perform a patch test before applying to larger areas of skin.