What are the functions and effects of horse oil ointment?

As young women today, they spend a lot of time taking care of their skin every day. In addition to investing time, they are also willing to invest a lot of money, such as spending a lot of money on expensive skin care products. Now a new skin care product has appeared on the Internet, that is horse oil ointment. Horse oil ointment quickly became the new favorite of young women for skin care. So what are the benefits of horse oil ointment for women’s skin?

First, the efficacy and function of horse oil ointment

1. Moisturizing and nourishing

Moisturizing and nourishing are common functions of cosmetics, especially when horse oil is used in cream products, moisturizing and nourishing is no problem at all.

2. Antioxidant

Studies have shown that horse oil has antioxidant properties at certain concentrations. Horse oil contains unsaturated fatty acids and antioxidant ingredients such as VE and VC, so its antioxidant ability is unquestionable.

3. Whitening

Horse oil has a good ability to promote penetration, and can promote the penetration and activity of whitening ingredients such as kojic acid, so it still has a promoting effect on whitening, as long as the horse oil product contains whitening ingredients.

Second, how to use horse oil ointment

1. After bathing, apply horse oil directly and fully to dry and rough hands, feet and joints.

2. Immediately after washing your face in the morning, take a small amount of Nine Clouds Horse Oil and apply it thinly all over your face. The horse oil ingredients will be instantly penetrated and absorbed.

3. After a simple bath every day, don’t forget that your neck also needs horse oil care and massage. Apply horse oil and apply hot compress with a hot towel for 2 to 3 minutes.

Third, the composition and characteristics of horse oil

Modern research has analyzed the composition of horse oil. The unsaturated fatty acid content of horse oil is over 60%, of which the relative content of polyunsaturated fatty acids is over 24%. It also contains relatively rich VE and a certain amount of VA (data from a research report from China Agricultural University). The composition of horse fat is significantly different from that of other animal fats. It contains active ingredients with natural antioxidant properties and is a good natural antioxidant. It is expected to be applied to industries such as health care products, medicines and cosmetics. Researchers in Japan, South Korea and France attach great importance to the efficacy of horse oil and have developed corresponding products.

Regarding the important role of unsaturated fatty acids, especially polyunsaturated fatty acids, in the human body and skin, we will not go into details here. Interested readers can read this article (Gold in Vegetable Oils - Essential Fatty Acids). What Mr. Rui Ke from Zhenmei Blog wants to emphasize here is that although the unsaturated fatty acid content of horse oil reaches more than 60%, this content is not high compared to vegetable oil. But... the proportion of polyunsaturated fatty acids in horse oil is higher than that in many vegetable oils. You know, the monovalent saturated fatty acid in vegetable oil (or animal oil), that is, oleic acid, if used excessively on the skin, is actually harmful to the skin barrier function (this is also one of the reasons why Zhenmei Blog does not support long-term soaking in pure vegetable oil). However, polyunsaturated fatty acids have a good repairing effect on skin barrier function. The relative content of polyunsaturated fatty acids in horse oil is as high as over 24%. In this sense, horse oil is better than many vegetable oils in repairing the skin barrier function and caring for sensitive skin.

Another feature of horse oil that needs to be mentioned is its good permeability: Zhang Xiaoping from Xinjiang Agricultural University once conducted research on the permeability of horse oil and concluded that among horse oil, mutton oil, lard and edible peanut oil, horse oil has the strongest permeability rate. Peanut oil can be considered as a representative of some vegetable oils, so this strongly proves that horse oil has strong penetration ability and good skin affinity.