Linseed oil cold pressed | 500ml

Cold-pressed linseed oil is a valuable addition in the kitchen due to its content of essential fatty acids and vitamins. Note that it can only be used cold. It must not be heated, as this can affect the quality. Linseed oil can be added to salads, spreads, bread, or fruit smoothies for extra flavor.

The use of linseed oil in the kitchen

Cold-pressed linseed oil is a valuable ingredient for various dishes. Make sure it is used cold, as unwanted changes may occur when heated. Use it in salads or as an enrichment of meals.

The use of linseed oil in cosmetics

Linseed oil is a commonly used ingredient in various cosmetic products, both for hair and skin care. It is often found in body lotions, lip balms, and bath products.

Where does linseed oil come from and what characterizes it?

Linseed oil is extracted from the seeds of flax plants. It is especially popular for its composition and should be cold-pressed for optimal properties. Store it well to prevent changes in texture and flavor.

Linseed oil for hair - how to use it?

Linseed oil is popular for hair care and can be used in hair treatments and nourishing masks. It is also part of many scalp care products.

Linseed oil for the skin - is it worth using?

Linseed oil is appreciated for its vitamin E content and is suitable for skin care. Use it, for example, in a scrub or for a massage.

Contraindications regarding the consumption of linseed oil

Linseed oil is not recommended for young children or people with allergies to linseed. Adults should consume it in moderation (about 1-2 teaspoons per day). Excessive use can have unwanted effects.

Application

Linseed oil should be used cold as heating reduces its quality. Store it in dark bottles to prevent degradation by light.

Ingredients

100% unrefined linseed oil