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Body, hand and nail care with pomegranate seed oil

4 min readCroen Beauty
Care oil being pumped into a palm during a massage
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Quick answer

On the body, massage a few drops of pomegranate seed oil into dry areas straight after a shower, while the skin is still damp. For hands and cuticles, one drop in the evening is enough.

What is pomegranate seed oil?

Pomegranate seed oil is a plant oil obtained from the seeds inside pomegranate arils. In cosmetics it is used as a care oil that softens the skin and helps reduce moisture loss.

Pomegranate seed oil is obtained from the seeds inside the pomegranate arils.
Pomegranate seed oil is obtained from the seeds inside the pomegranate arils. Photo: Yevgen Buzuk / Pexels

How to use it on the body

  1. After your shower, pat your skin lightly with a towel; do not dry it completely.
  2. Warm a few drops of oil in your palm.
  3. Massage into dry areas such as elbows, knees, heels and legs.
  4. Let it absorb for a few minutes before getting dressed.

Hand and cuticle care

Frequently washed hands and the skin around the nails dry out quickly. Massaging a single drop into the cuticles and the backs of the hands in the evening is a practical care habit.

Complete it with the pomegranate range

Cleansing in the shower with Croen Pomegranate Soap with Sponge and then moisturising with Pomegranate Serum is an easy way to use the pomegranate range together. To order either product for personal use, contact us on WhatsApp.

Frequently asked questions

Can pomegranate oil be applied to the body every day?

Yes, it can be used daily, especially on dry areas.

How should pomegranate oil be stored?

In a cool place away from sunlight with the cap closed; Croen Pomegranate Serum comes in a UV-protective amber bottle.

Can it be used on sensitive skin?

Testing it on a small area before first use is recommended.

This article is for general information only and does not replace medical advice. If you have a persistent skin condition, please consult a dermatologist.