Hazelnut Oil – Cold-Pressed, for Skin and Hair
Cold-pressed, unrefined oil from hazelnut kernels (Corylus avellana) – for the care of oily and combination skin and hair. It absorbs easily, regulates sebum and tightens the skin.
- For oily, combination and acne-prone skin
- Helps cleanse pores and regulates sebum production
- Rich in vitamin E and essential fatty acids
- Easily absorbed by the skin, with no greasy residue
- For hair care and as an addition to creams and lotions
Pack size
- 50 ml
Order online from our partners in Slovenia – delivery to EU countries. Also available in pharmacies and specialised shops in Slovenia.
At a glance: composition, use and pack
- What it is
- Cold-pressed, unrefined oil from hazelnut kernels
- Latin name
- Corylus avellana
- Pack
- 50 ml (glass dropper bottle)
- For the face
- 4–5 drops on clean, damp skin, twice a day
- For hair
- On the scalp an hour before washing; as a hair mask with olive oil
- Use
- For external use only
What is hazelnut oil?
Hazelnut oil – also written hazel nut oil or hazelnuts oil (Serbian: “ulje lešnika”) – is obtained by cold pressing hazelnut kernels (Corylus avellana). It is rich in unsaturated fatty acids and vitamin E, has a high concentration of antioxidants and is quickly absorbed by the skin.
Thanks to its mild astringent effect, hazelnut oil is especially suitable for oily and combination skin: it helps cleanse the pores, regulates sebum and gives the skin tone and a firmer look.
Hazelnut oil benefits – what is it good for?
- hazelnut oil for the face – oily, combination and acne-prone skin;
- hydration and regeneration – also for dry and damaged skin;
- hair – care of the scalp and oily hair;
- an addition to creams and lotions.
Hazelnut oil or jojoba oil?
| Comparison | Hazelnut oil | Jojoba oil |
|---|---|---|
| Skin type | oily and combination | all types, dry and sensitive |
| Hair | oily hair and scalp | dry and damaged hair |
| Pack | 50 ml | 50 ml |
How to use hazelnut oil for skin and hair
For the face
Twice a day, apply 4–5 drops to clean, damp skin and massage in gently; remove any excess with a tissue. After a longer period of use, take a 7–10 day break.
For the body
Apply a small amount to clean, damp skin, using strokes from the extremities towards the heart.
For hair
Apply to the scalp, leave on for at least an hour and wash. For a hair mask: gently warm 5–6 tablespoons of hazelnut oil and 5–6 tablespoons of olive oil, apply to the hair and leave for 2–3 hours.
Who should not use it
- for external use only;
- people allergic to hazelnuts should not use the oil.
Where to buy hazelnut oil
The quickest way is to order online from our partners in Slovenia: see the partner list below – delivery to EU countries.
Probotanic hazelnut oil is also available in specialized shops in Slovenia. The list below shows all points of sale of Probotanic products; look for this oil in specialized and health food shops – it is best to check availability by phone before your visit. Points of sale by town – choose a country and town:
Our partners in Slovenia – Online orders are delivered to EU countries only.
- Probotanic, Tamara Pipić s.p., Kosovelova ulica 3, 8250 Brežice, Slovenia · +386 51 414 553 · www.probotanic-slovenia.si
- OX ISTRA d.o.o., Ferrarska ulica 8, 6000 Koper, Slovenia · +386 40 545 288 · www.probotanic.si
Hazelnut oil – frequently asked questions
What is hazelnut oil good for?
Hazelnut oil is suitable for the care of oily, combination and acne-prone skin – it cleanses the pores, regulates sebum and tightens the skin; it is also used for hair care.
How do you use hazelnut oil for the face?
4–5 drops twice a day on clean, damp skin, massaged in gently.
Hazelnut oil or jojoba oil – which one to choose?
Hazelnut oil for oily and combination skin, and for dry, sensitive skin and dry hair – jojoba oil.
Where can I buy hazelnut oil?
You can order Probotanic hazelnut oil (50 ml) online from our partners in Slovenia, with delivery to EU countries – choose a pack at the top of this page.
Is hazelnut oil sold in shops in Slovenia?
Yes – look for Probotanic hazelnut oil in specialized and health food shops in Slovenia; it is best to check availability by phone. Points of sale are listed in the section Where to buy.
