Date seeds and date seed oil

Date seeds are usually thrown away or used as animal feed, but Arabs usually grind date seeds into powder and turn them into decaffeinated coffee. Date seed consists of carbohydrates, dietary fibers, fat, ash and protein. In addition, it has been proven that the antioxidant content of date seed oil (DSO) is similar to olive oil, which can be an excellent source of antioxidants to meet the needs of the consumer’s body.

Hair loss treatment and hair strengthening

In order to grow healthy hair, you need an ideal environment for growth, and you don’t need to do hard work to create this environment, it’s enough that the scalp is always in excellent condition to support proper hair growth. But how? Date seed oil contains iron, just feed the cedar skin with this oil and you will notice its wonderful effects in a short time.

 

Benefits of date seed

• It thickens the hair

Thinning hair is a natural part of aging. Hair loss is caused by many factors. When our cells do not produce enough energy, all parts of the body – including hair follicles – age. As a result, hair growth slows down and hair loss starts soon. When this happens, vitamin B2 and amino acids are needed to prevent it from getting worse.

Date oil is high in amino acid and riboflavin (vitamin B2), which can effectively control hair loss. Amino acid is essential in the production of keratin, the protein responsible for strengthening follicles and increasing hair elasticity. On the other hand, riboflavin plays an important role in energy production and recovery of cell function and development.

• It moisturizes the hair

Apart from preventing dandruff and scalp acne, date oil is also used due to its moisturizing benefits. The omega-6 and omega-9 fatty acids in the oil help control water loss, so hair moisture remains healthy and cuticles are sealed. To revive dry and brittle hair, we recommend using hair care products made with palm oil.

 

• Prevents premature whitening

Pembekal Kurma Seri kembangan is rich in vitamins that help protect against pigment loss. Two of them are copper and pantothenic acid (vitamin B5), which helps to stimulate pigment production. Hair color is determined by the amount of melanin in the strands. As we age, our body produces less melanin and our hair turns gray. It is true that we cannot reverse aging, but we can encourage our bodies to produce enough melanin by eating food and using products that are naturally rich in copper and pantothenic acid, such as palm seed oil.