healing, soothing, regenerating, nourishing :

Linseed oil is very rich in fatty acids. It will therefore quickly penetrate the skin for a moisturizing and nourishing effect. It strengthens the skin barrier and soothes sensitive or damaged skin. In addition, it can be used to prevent skin aging thanks to its skin regenerating and healing benefits.

anti-inflammatory :

Linseed oil is particularly rich in omega-3. It thus participates in the inhibition of inflammatory processes in the body. These anti-inflammatory benefits are visible both at the skin level but also at the level of the whole organism in the event of inflammatory disorders.

nutritious :

Linseed oil is recognized as one of the richest vegetable oils in omega-3. Among them, we find alpha-linolenic acid, a so-called essential fatty acid because the body cannot manufacture it, we must provide it through our diet. This fatty acid is the precursor of two polyunsaturated fatty acids, DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) and EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid). Linseed oil thus contributes to nutritional balance and to improving the omega-3/omega-6 ratio.

hypocholesterolemic, cardiovascular protector :

the balanced proportion of omega-6 and 3 gives flaxseed oil many beneficial effects on the cardiovascular system.

regulator of the hormonal system :

Linseed vegetable oil seems to have hormonal regulating properties. It can in particular be used orally to participate in the female hormonal balance.

laxative :

Linseed oil seems to have useful laxative effects to regulate intestinal transit and in particular constipation.