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cold-pressed pumpkin seed oil (cosmetic grade) options you can consider for skin and haircare use:

 What Cosmetic Grade Cold-Pressed Means

• Cold-pressed extraction: Mechanical pressing without heat or solvents preserves fatty acids, vitamins (A, E, K), antioxidants and natural nutrients ideal for skin and hair formulations.

• Cosmetic grade: These oils are intended for external / topical use (skin, hair, massage, formulations), not for cooking. Many products specify this on their label or in INCI as Cucurbita pepo (Pumpkin) Seed Oil.

• Theyre often used as carrier oils to dilute essential oils or blend with other ingredients in serums, moisturisers, conditioners and balms.

Common Uses

• Added to DIY face oils, serums, lotions, creams

• Base oil for massage blends and aromatherapy

• Hair and scalp treatments (nourishing, conditioning)

• Ingredient in soap making and body care blends

• Works well with other carrier oils (jojoba, argan, rosehip) and essential oils.

If you want, I can also help you compare cosmetic vs food/edible grade pumpkin seed oil and recommend when to choose one over the other.