Sea Buckthorn Oil

antioxidant

irritation

overview

Sea buckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides) is a plant found throughout Europe and Asia. The leaves, flowers, seeds, and fruits are used as medicine.

benefits

{"Antioxidant": "Sea buckthorn contains vitamins A, B1, B2, B6, and C, as well as other active ingredients. It's been used traditionally to slow down the aging process.", "Anti-inflammatory": "Sea buckthorn has been used to treat burns, eczema, acne, and other inflammatory conditions.", "Wound healing": "Sea buckthorn oil has been shown to help burns heal faster.", "Cardiovascular health": "Sea buckthorn may help lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels.", "Digestive health": "Sea buckthorn may help relieve indigestion and stomach ulcers.", "Immune system support": "Sea buckthorn may help boost the immune system and protect against infections."}

Skin suitability

All skin types

concerns

{"Skin irritation": "Sea buckthorn oil may cause skin irritation in some people.", "Nausea": "Sea buckthorn may cause nausea in some people.", "Vomiting": "Sea buckthorn may cause vomiting in some people.", "Diarrhea": "Sea buckthorn may cause diarrhea in some people.", "Headache": "Sea buckthorn may cause headache in some people."}

precautions

{"Pregnancy": "Sea buckthorn should not be used during pregnancy.", "Breastfeeding": "Sea buckthorn should not be used during breastfeeding.", "Bleeding disorders": "Sea buckthorn may increase the risk of bleeding in people with bleeding disorders.", "Surgery": "Sea buckthorn should be stopped at least 2 weeks before surgery."}

source

Sea buckthorn is a plant found throughout Europe and Asia.

CIR

Not rated

EWG