There are different ways of using Grapeseed Oil for hair. The easiest way – if not the best for all –  is to either use it as a standalone treatment, or alternatively to add some to your shampoo and conditioner (when you use them). Find what works for you, depending on your scalp/hair type, and remember to give you scalp and hair time to react.

While this Grapeseed Oil can be used as a standalone moisturizer, some prefer to use it as a supplemental ingredient. If you plan on adding Grapeseed Oil to your moisturizing routine, you’ll need to conduct some trial and error sessions to see what ratio is best for your skin. Using Grapeseed Oil for skin is a well-known tradition going back to hallowed antiquity and beyond.

The process of cold-pressing is used to initially extract the oil from the raw Grapeseed, and the refinement process helps to remove impurities, improve color and texture, and stabilizes overall shelf life. This could be the best Grapeseed Oil, although cold pressed Grapeseed Oil has many great attributes even without refinement.

Yes! Animal testing of any kind will never be acceptable at Maple Holistics, so you can enjoy a guilt-free personal care experience without compromising on quality.

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