Wheat Germ Oil

Skin type: dry, very dry, mature, damaged

⚠️ Rich and thick oil – use sparingly

🌟 Benefits

• Extremely rich in vitamin E

• Deeply nourishing

• Helps prevent skin aging

• Improves skin elasticity

• Promotes skin repair

• Protects against external aggressors

🧴 How to use

✔️ Face (preferably evening)

• 1–2 drops mixed with a lighter oil

• Night serum
  ⚠️ Not recommended alone on oily or acne-prone skin

✔️ Body

• Very dry areas (belly, chest, hands, feet)

• Stretch mark prevention (blended)

✔️ Hair

• A few drops on very dry ends

• Oil bath (blended)

⚠️ Precautions

• Comedogenic if used alone on the face

• Oxidizes quickly → store in refrigerator

• Use within 3–6 months after opening

• Not recommended for people allergic to wheat (patch test)

🌾 Expired Wheat Germ Oil

❌ What NOT to do

• Do not use on skin (face, body, intimate area)

• Do not use on hair

• Do not ingest

• Do not apply on damaged skin

👉 Very fragile oil that turns rancid quickly

🔍 Signs it has expired

• Rancid, sour, “old oil” smell

• Thicker or sticky texture

• Abnormally dark color

• Unusual tingling on the skin

♻️ What to do with it (non-cosmetic uses)

✔️ Possible uses:

• Lubricating hinges and locks

• Light anti-rust care for metal tools

• Household soap making

• Fire/barbecue starter (small amount on paper)

• Lubricating zippers

⚠️ Always test on a small area for delicate surfaces

🚮 When to discard without hesitation

• Very strong or nauseating smell

• Suspicious deposits

• Any doubt → throw it away