Rice Bran Oil For Wrinkle Free , Smooth And Glowing Skin
Posted on 2008 under Anti-aging Skin Care Tips And Recipes | 12 Comments11 Aug
Rice Bran Oil is one of the anti-aging secrets of Japanese Women. They use it in their cooking and make their own skin care products using Rice Bran Oil and Rice Bran Powder. Rice Bran Oil is the World’s healthiest cooking oil but not many people are aware of its Benefits. Rice Bran Oil is rich in Antioxidants and Squalene and is very good for Heart Health and any aging related problem. Squalene is a natural organic compound originally obtained for commercial purposes primarily from shark liver oil, but is found in Rice Bran, Squalene is known for its anti-wrinkle properties. It promotes Collagen Production and even offers a small degree of Sun Protection.
Japanese women use Rice Bran in their Skin Care Regimen. They massage their skin with Rice Bran Oil and use Rice Bran Powder to exfoliate their skin. Regular use of Rice Bran Oil/Powder makes your skin Baby Soft, Smooth, Radiant and Wrinkle Free.
Make Rice Bran Oil a part of your Cooking and Skin Care Regimen and see how your skin glows and overall health improves.
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by ran a, on August 11 2008 @ 12:24 pm
Hi: This looks very promising.
Can we use Rice bran oil to message eye area to remove wrinkles in this area?
Is it safe to use Rice Bran powder to exfolite eye area?
Do we have to add anything to the rice bran powder when we do exfoliation?
I would appreciate your response. Thank you!
by Leon, on August 11 2008 @ 5:18 pm
Yes you can use Rice Bran Oil to massage your eye area to get rid of wrinkles and crow’s feet however I would not advise you to use rice bran exfoliator around your eyes. Your eyes are the most delicate part of your skin so be gentle when it comes to your eye area. This applies to any facial exfoliator.
You can add milk powder, almond meal, oatmeal, honey, yogurt etc. to the rice bran exfoliator.
by Stretch mark cream, on August 12 2008 @ 6:35 pm
Hi..
This is my first time to this blog and i found it look good and great.
by Anonymous, on August 19 2008 @ 4:51 pm
Great post-rice bran oil is so great for so many things. You can buy a bottle-cook with it, put it on your skin and use it in your hair for the natural vitamin E.
by nikki, on August 19 2008 @ 4:51 pm
Hi. Just curious, but where can one find rice bran oil for the eyes. And is it comodogenic? Will it cause milia seeds?
Thanks.
by Leon, on August 19 2008 @ 5:59 pm
Rice Bran Oil is Non-Comedogenic so it won’t clog your pores and it does not cause Milia Seeds unless your skin is Milia Prone.
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by Anonymous, on September 1 2008 @ 8:02 am
can we use other bran powder alternatives (like wheat bran, or four bran together (wheat, oat, flour, rice)) to exfoliate our skin?
by Leon, on September 1 2008 @ 8:04 am
Yes, you can use Wheat Bran or Oat Bran to exfoliate your skin.
by Mandy, on January 5 2009 @ 5:10 pm
So this rice bran oil works for the delicate eye are?Thats great!I have some sun damage what can be used for that in the delicate eye area? thanks mandy
by Leon, on January 10 2009 @ 10:53 am
Yes Mandy, it works on eye area too. You can try rosehip or seabuckthorn oil for sun damaged skin.
by Viva Beauty on a Budget, on July 29 2009 @ 12:03 pm
Hi there. I love your blog. Your blog actually inspired me to start my own blog about beauty/skin care. I prefer to use all natural/homemade ingredients. I don’t have a lot of money, so I am now turning to homemade beauty as much as I can.