The 10 Best Grapeseed Oils
This wiki has been updated 26 times since it was first published in March of 2018. It's no surprise that people are ditching food and cosmetics with ingredients lists that read like advanced chemistry equations. With a little bit of knowledge and proper implementation, natural alternatives often do the job just as well. Such is the case with grapeseed oil, which is not only tasty and healthy when consumed, but can also moisturize, cleanse, and revitalize skin and hair. When users buy our independently chosen editorial recommendations, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.
1. Pompeian Delicate
2. La Tourangelle
3. Now Foods 100 Percent Pure
Editor's Notes
July 09, 2020:
As with many oils that offer both cosmetic and cooking benefits, like safflower oil, for example, it's wise to make sure that any item you're considering is at least pure enough for your intended purpose. Most well-produced grapeseed oil can be used for everything from cooking to massage, and even lotion production, but something like the Pompeian Delicate is probably better suited to cooking than anything else, as its flavor, though mild, could make itself known in a conditioner or moisturizer.
Usually, when you see smaller amounts of oil offered for high prices, you can bet those are designed to be used cosmetically first. These oils, like Now Foods 100 Percent Pure, tend to be processed a little thicker, but still blend remarkably well with other ingredients. When looking for a cosmetic oil, it's definitely a good idea to err on the side of organic and non-GMO, as the fewer potential sources for impurities you have, the better. Sky Organics Natural may be one of the best options for this, but you'll find that it has a higher price per ounce than most of the competition, meaning you'll have to balance out how much you want to spend with how unadulterated you want your oil to be.
4. Majestic Pure
5. Dr. Adorable
6. Sky Organics Natural
7. Roland 16.9 Ounce
8. Heritage Store
9. Zatural Undiluted
10. La Tourangelle Spray
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