The ground grain from an annual grass (Avena sativa) This common oat was first cultivated in Europe and is grown in cool temperate regions Up to 1 m high, it has a branching cluster of flowers The grain is used as a livestock feed, especially for horses, and for oatmeal, breakfast cereals, etc It is used in cosmetics and soaps because of its soothing qualities Commercial products are available for use in baths to help relieve itchy, irritated skin
finely ground organic oatmeal acts as a gentle exfoliant in our Gardener's Friend and Floral Oatmeal soaps
A colloid-containing grain that soothes the skinand can be very helpful for itchy skin conditions Oatmeal is often included in face masks and soaps because it absorbs oil from the skin's surface and lessens redness of irritating acne-prone skin Non-irritating oatmeal soaps are a good choice for people with sensitive skin
Oatmeal is a thick sticky food made from oats cooked in water or milk and eaten hot, especially for breakfast. = porridge