Prickly pear oil, known as "liquid gold" or the "elixir of youth," is capturing the hearts of natural skincare enthusiasts.

Its small, hard seeds are edible but can also be disposed of. "Prickly pear is a fruit deeply rooted in the Southwest, particularly in New Mexico, where it's a staple in many traditional dishes ...

"Prickly Pear Health represents exactly what we look for in early-stage investments," said James Goulka, CEO and President of AZ Venture Capital Inc. "The combination of a compelling founder story ...

The skincare world is populated with superfoods. And the extract on the rise? Prickly pear. Here, Stylist looks into how this ingredient helps our skin and who should use it. Testing skincare ...

Prickly pear emerges as the leading magnesium-rich ... including spinach (156mg per cooked cup), pumpkin seeds (156mg per ounce), chia seeds (111mg per ounce), black beans (120mg per cup), edamame ...