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Chiltanpure Tomato Seed Oil is extremely rich in essential fatty acids, lycopene, lutein, zeaxanthin, including antioxidants and different forms of tocopherols. This Oil is considered to be one of the richest sources of Copper, Iron, Manganese, Zinc and Omega 3 & 6 and 9.
Very few people know about it, but it is an incredible carrier oil for your skin and hair. It is cold press from tomato seeds and has a deep orange color and tangy tomato scent to it.
This natural and pure product acts as pore minimizer. While using it as pore minimizer treating oil it draws out bacteria and blackheads from your skin pores and shrinks them. It is also beneficial for skin and hair. Some of its benefits were.
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Serums, in general, are very versatile. They are concentrated versions of other skin treatments. They can be used in combination with most products to solve several issues, including junks, dry skin, and dull skin(Tomato oil benefits). As for serums made to minimize enlarged pores, the best ones will work by increasing cell turnover. Antioxidants like vitamin C, retinol, and exfoliating acids are all ingredients that decrease the pore of skin and also because they can unclog clear dead skin, reduce excess sebum, apparent skin issues, and congested pores(Tomato oil benefits). It’s also useful for open pores treatment.
Open skin pores are small pit-like pores that appear in people with combination to oily skin. Having open pores on your skin can make your face look dull and old. Pores also accumulate dirt and become clogged. A clogged pore leads to further complications like pimples, blackheads, and excess production of sebum(open pore skin). Tomato oil is work for the open pore skin.
(Face) Take 2-3 drops of oil for daily use.
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(Hair)Apply onto your Scalp and Massage 10 to 15 minutes. Better is if wash your hair after 2 hr.
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