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Natural Born Oils Cucumber Seed Oil. 4oz. 100% Pure and Natural, Organic, Cold-pressed, Unrefined, Moisturizer for Skin and Hair

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Product Description

NUTRIENT-DENSE: Packed with essential fatty acids and vitamins B1 and C, Cucumber Seed Oil is a powerhouse for maintaining healthy, vibrant skin.
ORGANICALLY CRAFTED: Extracted from the finest organic cucumbers, ensuring a pure, high-quality oil through cold-pressing.
VERSATILE BEAUTY OIL: Ideal for facial treatments, relaxing massages, and effective makeup removal, catering to all your skincare needs.
INTENSE HYDRATION: Provides long-lasting moisture, promoting a soft, supple, and youthful complexion.
SAFE FOR SENSITIVE SKIN: Our all-natural formula is additive-free, making it safe and gentle for all skin types.

100% PURE CUCUMBER SEED OIL

Vitamins B and C are instrumental in making sure skin is soft and velvety. They also are key in reducing redness and the appearance of wrinkles. Apply Cucumber Seed Oil to your skin and hair on a regular basis and reward your skin with these essential vitamins!

100% pure. Organic. Unrefined. Cold pressed. Natural. Vegan. Easily absorbed. Highly moisturizing. Lightweight. Light fresh scent. Paraben-free. Sulfate-free. Colorant-free. Preservative-free. Additive-free. Cruelty-free. Bottled in the USA.

Origin Story
The cucumbers we all know and love originated in India, but over the past 3,000 years, they spread and are now cultivated all over the world. The cucumber fruit seeds contain the oil.

The Process
The oil is cold pressed from the dried seeds of cucumbers. Cold pressing assures that the oilâ€™s nutrients and the antioxidants remain undamaged. The process involves crushing and grinding the seeds under a traditional mill stone or in stainless steel equipment and capturing the resulting oil. The heat created by the process is not high enough to damage the oil. Processing temperature cannot rise above 120 degrees F.