VDH Natural Muskmelon Oil, For Aromatherapy

Muskmelon oil is not a commonly known or commercially available oil. While melon seeds are sometimes used to extract oil, muskmelon seeds are not typically used for this purpose.

Most commercially available oils come from seeds that are high in oil content and have been specifically cultivated for oil extraction. For example, common oils like olive oil, sunflower oil, coconut oil, and sesame oil are extracted from seeds that are known for their high oil content and have been traditionally used for culinary and other purposes.

Muskmelon, also known as cantaloupe in some regions, is primarily enjoyed as a fruit rather than processed for oil extraction. Its seeds are often discarded or used for other purposes, such as planting new crops or as a snack.

If you're interested in using muskmelon seeds or its derivatives, they can be eaten directly or added to various dishes for nutritional benefits. However, if you're specifically looking for muskmelon oil, it's unlikely to be readily available.