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Amanda’s 100% Pure Cold-Pressed Pumpkin Seed Oil is a rich, naturally dark-green botanical oil produced from pumpkin seeds and kept pure and unrefined, with no fillers or unnecessary additives.
Pumpkin seed oil is naturally rich in unsaturated fatty acids, phytosterols, tocopherols and other naturally occurring plant compounds. Its distinctive nutritional profile has made pumpkin seeds and their oil the subject of research into hair growth, prostate and urinary health, while the oil's emollient properties make it useful for skin, scalp and hair care.
Pumpkin seed oil has attracted particular attention for male pattern hair loss (androgenetic alopecia).
In a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial involving 76 men with mild-to-moderate androgenetic alopecia, participants taking a pumpkin seed oil-containing supplement for 24 weeks experienced a significantly greater increase in hair count than the placebo group. Mean hair count increased approximately 40% from baseline in the treatment group compared with 10% in the placebo group. The researchers discussed possible 5-alpha-reductase inhibition as one potential mechanism, although the study does not establish that ordinary topical pumpkin seed oil will produce the same result.
Pumpkin seed oil can be massaged into the scalp to provide rich emollient conditioning, helping keep a dry scalp feeling soft, moisturized and comfortable.
Its fatty acids help lubricate the hair strands and reduce moisture loss, making it especially useful for dry, coarse, curly, coily and textured hair.
Applying oil to dry hair can reduce friction between strands and improve manageability, helping protect fragile hair during combing and styling.
A small amount smoothed through the hair helps condition the surface of the strands, leaving hair looking smoother, softer and naturally glossy.
Pumpkin seed oil has also been studied for its potential role in supporting men experiencing urinary symptoms associated with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).
In a randomized clinical trial involving men aged 50 and older with BPH, pumpkin seed oil was associated with improvements in symptom scores and quality of life over three months. The prescription medicine tamsulosin produced greater symptom reduction, and the researchers concluded that additional studies are needed to confirm pumpkin seed oil's role.
Other clinical research has also investigated pumpkin seed preparations for lower urinary tract symptoms associated with BPH, with some studies reporting improvements while emphasizing the need for further confirmation.
This makes pumpkin seed and pumpkin seed oil particularly interesting in the field of natural men's wellness, while they should not be presented as replacements for medical diagnosis or prescribed treatment.
Pumpkin seed oil works as an emollient, helping soften dry, rough and weather-exposed skin and reduce moisture loss.
Its natural fatty acids help supplement the lipids on the skin's surface, supporting the skin's ability to remain soft, supple and moisturized.
Pumpkin seed oil contains naturally occurring tocopherols and other plant compounds that contribute to its antioxidant profile.
Apply a small amount to the face, hands, elbows, knees, feet or other areas prone to dryness.
Pumpkin seeds are nutrient-dense foods containing protein, unsaturated fats and important minerals. Pressing the seeds concentrates their natural oil and fatty-acid components into a versatile plant oil.
When produced and labelled for food use, pumpkin seed oil can be incorporated into foods such as salads, dips, dressings and prepared vegetables. Because of its distinctive flavour and valuable unsaturated fats, it is commonly appreciated as a finishing oil rather than an oil for prolonged high-temperature frying.
Hair & Scalp: Massage a few drops into the scalp and distribute through the hair. Leave for approximately 20–30 minutes before shampooing, or use a smaller amount as a leave-in oil.
Dry Hair Ends: Rub a few drops between your palms and smooth lightly over dry ends.
Beard: Apply a few drops to a clean, slightly damp beard to soften coarse hair and condition the skin underneath.
Skin: Massage a small amount onto clean, slightly damp skin.
Body: Apply after bathing to help seal moisture into dry skin.
Food: Only use internally when the particular product is prepared and labelled as food-grade. Follow the serving instructions provided with the product.
100% Pure • Cold-Pressed • Unrefined • No Fillers • No Unnecessary Additives
At Amanda’s Natural Products and Services, we believe in getting more value from the natural seeds around us. Our Pumpkin Seed Oil is pressed to provide a naturally rich oil for customers interested in hair and scalp care, skin care, men's wellness and the nutritional value of natural seed oils.
Its naturally deep green colour is part of the distinctive character of pumpkin seed oil—not something we need to hide or artificially change.
From seed to bottle — pure natural care from Amanda’s Natural Products and Services
Amanda’s 100% Pure Cold-Pressed Pumpkin Seed Oil is a rich, naturally dark-green botanical oil produced from pumpkin seeds and kept pure and unrefined, with no fillers or unnecessary additives.
Pumpkin seed oil is naturally rich in unsaturated fatty acids, phytosterols, tocopherols and other naturally occurring plant compounds. Its distinctive nutritional profile has made pumpkin seeds and their oil the subject of research into hair growth, prostate and urinary health, while the oil's emollient properties make it useful for skin, scalp and hair care.
Pumpkin seed oil has attracted particular attention for male pattern hair loss (androgenetic alopecia).
In a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial involving 76 men with mild-to-moderate androgenetic alopecia, participants taking a pumpkin seed oil-containing supplement for 24 weeks experienced a significantly greater increase in hair count than the placebo group. Mean hair count increased approximately 40% from baseline in the treatment group compared with 10% in the placebo group. The researchers discussed possible 5-alpha-reductase inhibition as one potential mechanism, although the study does not establish that ordinary topical pumpkin seed oil will produce the same result.
Pumpkin seed oil can be massaged into the scalp to provide rich emollient conditioning, helping keep a dry scalp feeling soft, moisturized and comfortable.
Its fatty acids help lubricate the hair strands and reduce moisture loss, making it especially useful for dry, coarse, curly, coily and textured hair.
Applying oil to dry hair can reduce friction between strands and improve manageability, helping protect fragile hair during combing and styling.
A small amount smoothed through the hair helps condition the surface of the strands, leaving hair looking smoother, softer and naturally glossy.
Pumpkin seed oil has also been studied for its potential role in supporting men experiencing urinary symptoms associated with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).
In a randomized clinical trial involving men aged 50 and older with BPH, pumpkin seed oil was associated with improvements in symptom scores and quality of life over three months. The prescription medicine tamsulosin produced greater symptom reduction, and the researchers concluded that additional studies are needed to confirm pumpkin seed oil's role.
Other clinical research has also investigated pumpkin seed preparations for lower urinary tract symptoms associated with BPH, with some studies reporting improvements while emphasizing the need for further confirmation.
This makes pumpkin seed and pumpkin seed oil particularly interesting in the field of natural men's wellness, while they should not be presented as replacements for medical diagnosis or prescribed treatment.
Pumpkin seed oil works as an emollient, helping soften dry, rough and weather-exposed skin and reduce moisture loss.
Its natural fatty acids help supplement the lipids on the skin's surface, supporting the skin's ability to remain soft, supple and moisturized.
Pumpkin seed oil contains naturally occurring tocopherols and other plant compounds that contribute to its antioxidant profile.
Apply a small amount to the face, hands, elbows, knees, feet or other areas prone to dryness.
Pumpkin seeds are nutrient-dense foods containing protein, unsaturated fats and important minerals. Pressing the seeds concentrates their natural oil and fatty-acid components into a versatile plant oil.
When produced and labelled for food use, pumpkin seed oil can be incorporated into foods such as salads, dips, dressings and prepared vegetables. Because of its distinctive flavour and valuable unsaturated fats, it is commonly appreciated as a finishing oil rather than an oil for prolonged high-temperature frying.
Hair & Scalp: Massage a few drops into the scalp and distribute through the hair. Leave for approximately 20–30 minutes before shampooing, or use a smaller amount as a leave-in oil.
Dry Hair Ends: Rub a few drops between your palms and smooth lightly over dry ends.
Beard: Apply a few drops to a clean, slightly damp beard to soften coarse hair and condition the skin underneath.
Skin: Massage a small amount onto clean, slightly damp skin.
Body: Apply after bathing to help seal moisture into dry skin.
Food: Only use internally when the particular product is prepared and labelled as food-grade. Follow the serving instructions provided with the product.
100% Pure • Cold-Pressed • Unrefined • No Fillers • No Unnecessary Additives
At Amanda’s Natural Products and Services, we believe in getting more value from the natural seeds around us. Our Pumpkin Seed Oil is pressed to provide a naturally rich oil for customers interested in hair and scalp care, skin care, men's wellness and the nutritional value of natural seed oils.
Its naturally deep green colour is part of the distinctive character of pumpkin seed oil—not something we need to hide or artificially change.
From seed to bottle — pure natural care from Amanda’s Natural Products and Services
