Hey there! 🍂
Our skin goes through so much every single day—sun, stress, lack of sleep, pollution…the list goes on. But what if I told you one of nature’s most beautiful fruits might hold the key to help us with that? That’s what I found out when I came across some fascinating research on pomegranate seed oil, which is rich in Omega-5, a compound known for its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. Thaaat just so happens to be one of the base oils in Oleia Oil. 😉
What did scientists discover about pomegranate seed oil?
A pilot study published in the National Library of Medicine (PMCID: PMC9865066 PMID: 36677961) looked at whether pomegranate seed oil extract could help reduce markers of skin inflammation. Researchers tested it both in animals and in humans by triggering inflammation with irritants. The result? The oil was associated with reduced inflammation markers and helped calm the skin. 😌
Pretty exciting that an ingredient already in our Oleia Oils has shown these results. 🥳 While it’s a small-scale study, it opens the door for bigger research and more data to understand how oils like this support skin health.
Why Omega-5 matters
Omega-5, the primary component of pomegranate seed oil, offers more than just calming inflammation. It’s an antioxidant powerhouse that helps fight free radicals, supports collagen production for improved skin elasticity, and contributes to overall health—including heart support and hormone balance for breast and prostate tissues. 🌿
Why Oleia Oil stands out
As I mentioned, the same pomegranate seed oil highlighted in research is part of Oleia Oil’s core blend, teamed up with olive oil, moringa seed oil, virgin coconut oil, cetylated fatty acids, and more. Together, they’re biochemist-designed to soothe inflammation, protect cells, and deliver antioxidants deep into our tissues. 🧑🏻⚕️
Can pomegranate seed oil help beyond the skin?
The researchers also point out that inflammation isn’t just about redness or irritation; it’s a deeper process affecting how our cells recover and regenerate. By reducing those inflammatory markers, oils like pomegranate seed oil may support healthier tissue in the long run. So yes, it’s looking to help beyond the skin. 🤓
Because we live in a world full of stressors—from environmental pollution to endless screen time—our skin is constantly under attack. Natural oils backed by research show that the wisdom of our lolas who swear by them is spot-on, and now we have science to back it up. 🌟
So next time you reach for your bottle of Oleia Oil, remember: it’s not just a massage oil or moisturizer. It’s a blend carefully formulated to fight inflammation at the cellular level, with pomegranate seed oil and Omega-5 proudly in the mix. Because Oleia….scienced. 😎
Show me your bottle and I’ll show you mine? ’Til next time! 👋🏻
xo, L
References:
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9865066/