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Chia Seed Oil

Highest omega-3 plant oil — skin barrier, anti-age.
✓ Lab-Verified COA · Cold-Pressed

Cold-pressed chia (Salvia hispanica) oil has the highest omega-3 ALA content of any plant — 60%+. Stable, lightweight, and an emerging premium oil for skin and hair.

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300ml · cold-pressed · single-origin · Mexico
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Why Chia?

Highest plant omega-3

60%+ ALA omega-3 — beats flax, walnut, hemp.

Skin barrier repair

Omega-3 supports keratinocyte function and barrier rebuilding.

Anti-inflammatory

Reduces redness, calms reactive skin.

Lightweight texture

Despite richness, absorbs in seconds. Suitable for face.

How to use

  1. Face: 2 drops on damp skin AM or PM
  2. Hair: scalp massage for dry/itchy scalps
  3. Edible: 1 tsp daily on salads (never heated)
  4. Refrigerate to maintain potency
  5. 6-month opened shelf life

Common questions

Same as chia seeds?

Same plant, extracted oil. The seeds are also nutritionally dense; the oil concentrates the omega-3.

Why refrigerate?

High omega-3 oxidizes fast. Fridge protects potency.

Edible grade?

Ours is cosmetic-grade. Edible chia oil requires food-grade certification.

Smell?

Mild, neutral, slightly nutty. Refrigerate to maintain freshness.

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About Chia Seed Oil

Chia seed oil is cold-pressed from the tiny seeds of Salvia hispanica and is one of the richest plant sources of omega-3 (alpha-linolenic acid) you can put on skin.

Brewoil's chia oil is cold-pressed and lab-verified to protect those fragile omega-3s.

Benefits of Chia Seed Oil

Omega-3s help calm visible redness and support a resilient moisture barrier, which makes chia a quiet hero for dehydrated, flaky or reactive skin. It absorbs fast and layers well under moisturiser.

Used on the scalp, it soothes tightness and supports a healthy environment for growth.

How to Use Chia Seed Oil

Press two to three drops onto damp skin at night, alone or mixed into your moisturiser. Store cool and dark, and use within its date — omega-3 oils are precious and perishable.

Who It's For

Chia suits dehydrated, sensitive and redness-prone skin. Patch test before first use.

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