Virgin Walnut Oil

It is a rich source of heart-healthy Omega 3 fatty acid, which are usually deficient in our diet. Omega 3 is known to help boost brain health and prevent cardiovascular disease while acting as a counterweight to bad cholesterol.

Adding walnut oil to your food and salads can make you feel full and it also helps the body to fight its craving for fats.

Omega-3s in walnut oil stimulate skin growth, fight inflammatory skin disorders, and promote wound healing
Walnut oil contains high amounts of the omega-6 fatty acid linoleic acid (LA), the most predominant fatty acid in the outermost layer of your skin
In short, consuming walnut oil boosts your intake of essential fatty acids that are vital to skin health.

It is rich in vitamin B and antioxidants which protect your skin against premature ageing. Moreover, it is also rich in vitamin E which is known to reduce signs of ageing and deeply moisturise the skin.

You can pour it on everything, drizzle on your steak, topping your pasta, jazz your dessert, enhance your barbeque with it.

Walnut Oil is the ultimate finishing oil for chicken, lamb, shrimp.

As substitute to butter, it adds just enough flavors to brownies, quinoa, millet and other grains.

For radiant skin, use a walnut oil face pack regularly. You can make this face pack by mixing walnut oil with honey, oatmeal powder and yoghurt. Apply the face pack on your skin and keep it on until it dries into a flake-like texture. Then, wash your face with fresh warm water. Apply the face pack once a week for best results. 

Note - Kindly do a patch test near your elbow before using it