Kashmiri Pure Almond Oil

Increasing rates of obesity, its associated diseases and awareness of how oil is extracted are a few reasons why cold-pressed oils are again finding their place in our kitchen pantries. Extraction by industrial methods involves various processes like bleaching, steaming, distillation, hydrogenation and chemicals while for cold-pressed oils, no heat or minimal heat is used for crushing/pressing the seeds. As it is manually filtered, it is more viscous and retains the flavor fully. This helps in lesser consumption (at least by 20%) of oil as compared to the industrially processed refined oil. Almond oil (badam tel or बादाम तेल) comes from pressing the seeds of the almond tree (almond nuts) and extracting oil from what comes out. Almonds have been valued in many ancient cultures for their healing and health properties, including high levels of protein, omega-9 fatty acids, and vitamin E. These properties suggest that almond oil can improve the shine and strength of your hair. Sweet almond oil is the oil most commonly sold and recommended for use as a hair product. It also is a good source of antioxidant vitamin E and unsaturated fats. Diets rich in unsaturated fat may provide some health benefits, including a reduced risk of heart disease and obesity, and they may aid weight loss. Almond oil is rich in vitamin E and unsaturated fats. Adding almond oil to your diet may promote heart health, aid weight loss and keep blood sugar levels stable. Almond oil may help protect the skin from sun damage and prevent stretch marks. It can be used in many ways, including as a moisturizer, massage oil or makeup remover.