Clinically Researched Botanical Scalp & Skin Oil — Pumpkin Seed.
Cold-pressed from raw pumpkin seeds (Cucurbita pepo). Pumpkin seed oil is rich in phytosterols — including delta-7 sterols unique to pumpkin — zinc, and a well-balanced omega-6 linoleic fatty acid profile. A peer-reviewed, double-blind placebo-controlled study published in Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine (Cho YH et al., 2014) examined pumpkin seed oil in men experiencing age-related hair changes; participants who supplemented reported increased hair count over 24 weeks. This oil has been incorporated into scalp and hair care routines for its traditional conditioning benefits.
How to Use
- Scalp conditioning: Massage 8–10 drops into scalp, focusing on areas of concern. Leave 45–60 minutes. Wash out. 3–5× weekly.
- Scalp oil blend: Equal parts pumpkin seed + blueberry seed + black raspberry seed oils. Apply 10 drops 3× weekly.
- Skin: 2–3 drops on face or body as a nourishing oil. Zinc content may benefit oily skin types.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the dark green colour normal? Yes — natural chlorophyll content. A quality indicator.
How long to see scalp conditioning results? Consistent use over 8–12 weeks is typical before noticing changes.
For external use only. Not a substitute for medical evaluation. Consult a healthcare provider for significant hair or scalp concerns. Patch test before first use. Results vary.
