Gya Labs Prickly Pear Seed Oil 30ml 🧴

This organic prickly pear seed oil from Gya Labs is a light, nutrient-rich carrier oil for face, hair, skin and nails that helps moisturise dry or mature skin and soothe dehydrated hair. With a small 30 ml bottle, this 100% pure prickly pear seed oil can be used after cleansing to add hydration and a natural finish to the skin, according to the manufacturer.

Key Points

This oil is cold-pressed and unrefined, made from prickly pear seeds and presented in a compact 30 ml format. It is formulated to be mixed easily with essential oils such as rosemary or sweet orange for personalised blends, and it can be incorporated into homemade creams and lotions to boost nourishment. Consider that a patch test is recommended before first use and to consult a clinician for use during pregnancy or on young children, as indicated by the manufacturer.

Technical Specifications

• Name: Gya Labs Organic Prickly Pear Seed Oil
• Volume: 30 ml
• Purity: 100% pure and organic
• Extraction: Cold-pressed, unrefined
• Testing: GC/MS and COA testing reported by the manufacturer

Benefits

Prickly pear seed oil is known for a light texture that absorbs without leaving a greasy residue, which makes it suitable for layering under moisturisers or using alone as a finishing oil. For skin, it helps enhance hydration and may improve the appearance of dull or mature complexions when applied sparingly. For hair, a few drops can help tame dry ends and add softness to brittle strands.

Usage Recommendations

Apply 1 to 2 drops to the face and neck after cleansing, patting gently into the skin. For hair, warm 2 to 3 drops between the palms and smooth over lengths and ends to control frizz and add shine. When using in DIY formulations, add 2 to 3 tablespoons to creams or serums to increase emollience and nutritional content. Keep the bottle in a cool, dark place to preserve the oil’s quality and aroma.

Important Details

Although this oil is presented as organic and rigorously tested according to the brand, people with sensitive skin should proceed with caution and perform a patch test. It may not replace specialised dermatological treatments for specific skin conditions, and professional advice is advisable when using botanical oils during pregnancy or on infants.