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Amanda’s 100% Pure Watermelon Seed Oil is cold-pressed from the seeds of Citrullus lanatus. It is pure, unrefined and free from additives, fillers and preservatives, allowing you to experience watermelon seed oil in its natural form.
Watermelon seed oil is a relatively lightweight plant oil containing a high proportion of unsaturated fatty acids, particularly linoleic acid, together with oleic acid and naturally occurring tocopherols and other plant compounds. Its light texture makes it especially useful for people who want natural oil care without an excessively heavy or greasy feel.
The value of watermelon doesn't end with its sweet red flesh. Watermelon seeds themselves are nutrient-dense foods.
They naturally provide protein, healthy fats, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, iron, zinc and other nutrients. When eaten as part of a balanced diet, these nutrients contribute to normal functions including energy metabolism, muscle and nerve function, bone health, immune function and healthy blood formation.
The seeds also contain the valuable natural oil that Amanda’s Natural Product and Services presses to produce our Watermelon Seed Oil.
100% Pure: A single natural seed oil with no fillers or unnecessary additives.
Cold-Pressed: Mechanically extracted rather than produced as a heavily refined oil.
Unrefined: We keep our oil close to its naturally pressed state.
Naturally Rich in Fatty Acids: Particularly linoleic acid, together with oleic and other fatty acids.
Naturally Contains Tocopherols: Plant compounds associated with vitamin E activity.
Lightweight Feel: Suitable when you want oil nourishment without the feel of a very heavy oil.
Multi-Purpose: Can be incorporated into natural hair, scalp, skin and body-care routines.
Watermelon seed oil acts as an emollient, helping the skin feel softer, smoother and better conditioned. Applying a small amount after bathing can help reduce the dry, tight feeling that skin sometimes develops after washing.
Its linoleic-acid-rich composition makes watermelon seed oil useful for supporting the skin's lipid barrier. A healthy barrier helps the skin retain moisture and protect itself from excessive water loss.
Because it has a lighter feel than many heavy butters and oils, watermelon seed oil can provide conditioning without leaving the skin feeling excessively coated.
Regular moisturization helps keep skin feeling soft, flexible and smooth, particularly on areas prone to dryness such as the elbows, knees, hands and feet.
Watermelon seed oil contains naturally occurring tocopherols and other minor plant compounds. These contribute to the oil's natural antioxidant composition.
A small amount can be worked through the hair to help condition dry strands and improve softness and manageability.
Oil applied to the hair can help slow moisture loss, which is especially useful for hair that tends to become dry quickly.
Applying a small amount to the ends can lubricate the hair fibres and help reduce the friction associated with tangling and mechanical breakage.
Watermelon seed oil can lightly coat and smooth the hair surface, helping hair appear smoother and naturally shinier without requiring a very heavy application.
The oil can be gently massaged into a dry scalp as part of a regular scalp-care routine, helping to soften and condition the scalp.
Because the amount can easily be adjusted, it can be used lightly on finer hair or more generously on thick, curly, coily and textured hair.
Face: Apply 2–3 drops to clean, slightly damp skin and massage gently.
Body: Massage onto damp skin after bathing, paying particular attention to dry areas.
Hair: Rub a few drops between the palms and distribute lightly through the hair, concentrating on dry areas and ends.
Scalp: Apply a small amount directly to the scalp and massage gently.
Pre-Wash Oil Treatment: Apply to the hair and scalp before washing and allow it to remain for a short period before shampooing.
Oil Blends: Watermelon seed oil can also be combined with other natural oils to create richer hair, scalp and body-oil blends.
Watermelon seeds are often overlooked, yet inside those small seeds are protein, minerals, beneficial fats and a valuable natural oil.
At Amanda’s Natural Product and Services, we believe in looking beyond the obvious and discovering the value nature has placed inside the seed. By pressing watermelon seeds for their oil, another part of this familiar tropical fruit can be transformed into a useful natural product for hair, scalp and skin care.
From seed to bottle — pure, natural care from Amanda’s Natural Product and Services.
Amanda’s 100% Pure Watermelon Seed Oil is cold-pressed from the seeds of Citrullus lanatus. It is pure, unrefined and free from additives, fillers and preservatives, allowing you to experience watermelon seed oil in its natural form.
Watermelon seed oil is a relatively lightweight plant oil containing a high proportion of unsaturated fatty acids, particularly linoleic acid, together with oleic acid and naturally occurring tocopherols and other plant compounds. Its light texture makes it especially useful for people who want natural oil care without an excessively heavy or greasy feel.
The value of watermelon doesn't end with its sweet red flesh. Watermelon seeds themselves are nutrient-dense foods.
They naturally provide protein, healthy fats, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, iron, zinc and other nutrients. When eaten as part of a balanced diet, these nutrients contribute to normal functions including energy metabolism, muscle and nerve function, bone health, immune function and healthy blood formation.
The seeds also contain the valuable natural oil that Amanda’s Natural Product and Services presses to produce our Watermelon Seed Oil.
100% Pure: A single natural seed oil with no fillers or unnecessary additives.
Cold-Pressed: Mechanically extracted rather than produced as a heavily refined oil.
Unrefined: We keep our oil close to its naturally pressed state.
Naturally Rich in Fatty Acids: Particularly linoleic acid, together with oleic and other fatty acids.
Naturally Contains Tocopherols: Plant compounds associated with vitamin E activity.
Lightweight Feel: Suitable when you want oil nourishment without the feel of a very heavy oil.
Multi-Purpose: Can be incorporated into natural hair, scalp, skin and body-care routines.
Watermelon seed oil acts as an emollient, helping the skin feel softer, smoother and better conditioned. Applying a small amount after bathing can help reduce the dry, tight feeling that skin sometimes develops after washing.
Its linoleic-acid-rich composition makes watermelon seed oil useful for supporting the skin's lipid barrier. A healthy barrier helps the skin retain moisture and protect itself from excessive water loss.
Because it has a lighter feel than many heavy butters and oils, watermelon seed oil can provide conditioning without leaving the skin feeling excessively coated.
Regular moisturization helps keep skin feeling soft, flexible and smooth, particularly on areas prone to dryness such as the elbows, knees, hands and feet.
Watermelon seed oil contains naturally occurring tocopherols and other minor plant compounds. These contribute to the oil's natural antioxidant composition.
A small amount can be worked through the hair to help condition dry strands and improve softness and manageability.
Oil applied to the hair can help slow moisture loss, which is especially useful for hair that tends to become dry quickly.
Applying a small amount to the ends can lubricate the hair fibres and help reduce the friction associated with tangling and mechanical breakage.
Watermelon seed oil can lightly coat and smooth the hair surface, helping hair appear smoother and naturally shinier without requiring a very heavy application.
The oil can be gently massaged into a dry scalp as part of a regular scalp-care routine, helping to soften and condition the scalp.
Because the amount can easily be adjusted, it can be used lightly on finer hair or more generously on thick, curly, coily and textured hair.
Face: Apply 2–3 drops to clean, slightly damp skin and massage gently.
Body: Massage onto damp skin after bathing, paying particular attention to dry areas.
Hair: Rub a few drops between the palms and distribute lightly through the hair, concentrating on dry areas and ends.
Scalp: Apply a small amount directly to the scalp and massage gently.
Pre-Wash Oil Treatment: Apply to the hair and scalp before washing and allow it to remain for a short period before shampooing.
Oil Blends: Watermelon seed oil can also be combined with other natural oils to create richer hair, scalp and body-oil blends.
Watermelon seeds are often overlooked, yet inside those small seeds are protein, minerals, beneficial fats and a valuable natural oil.
At Amanda’s Natural Product and Services, we believe in looking beyond the obvious and discovering the value nature has placed inside the seed. By pressing watermelon seeds for their oil, another part of this familiar tropical fruit can be transformed into a useful natural product for hair, scalp and skin care.
From seed to bottle — pure, natural care from Amanda’s Natural Product and Services.
