Organic Sweet Almond Carrier Oil
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Product Details
Botanical Name: |
Prunus amygdalus dulcis, 100 ml amber bottle |
Description: |
3.3 oz. amber bottle. Organic Sweet Almond oil is rich in omega-9 and omega-6 fatty acids. Traditionally used by massage therapists to enhance their client's experience, it also makes the external layers of skin softer and more pliable. It increases skin's moisture level by limiting evaporation and is rich in Vitamin A, E and B, as well as Oleic and Linoleic fatty acids. |
Plant part: |
Dried kernel of sweet almonds |
Extraction Method: |
Cold pressed |
Distilled Origin: |
United States |
Color: |
transparent liquid with light yellow tint. |
Common Uses: |
Organic Almond oil doesn't penetrate skin as deeply as other oils and therefore is perfect for aromatherapy. Infuse with your favorite essential oil to create your own personalized perfume that will last for years. Try mixing it into your warm bath water for a stress reliving and skin moisturizing luxurious bathing experience. Add lavender esssential oil and rosemary essential oil for a pain relieving massage on those tired feet and achy back. |
Consistency: |
light |
Strength of Aroma: |
light |
Aromatic Scent: |
Organic Sweet Almond Carrier Oil has very little scent characteristic of most carrier oils. |
Cautions: |
Organic jojoba oil, because of its wax ester molecular structure, is non-caloric and non-digestible and therefore acts as a laxative treating constipation when consumed. Organic Jojoba Oil is edible however non-digestible. As a result the oil will pass through the intestines unchanged causing intestine and stomach irritation. |
What is a CARRIER OIL? Vegetable Oils/Fixed Oils/Base Oils The Aroma of Carrier Oils Examples of vegetable oils that are used as a carrier in aromatherapy: Avoid Mineral Oil Storing Carrier Oils For fragile carrier oils or for those that you will be keeping for a long duration, store them in dark glass bottles with tight fitting tops, and store them in a cool, dark location. Most carrier oils can be stored in the refrigerator, and this can help prolong the lifespan of fragile oils like Borage Seed Oil. Avocado Oil, however, should not be stored in the refrigerator. Oils stored in the refrigerator may solidify or turn cloudy and will need time to return to room temperature prior to use. Carrier Oils and Rancidity NVO Carrier oils are natural and unadulterated as these are the preferred situations for carrier oils. Exceptions include buying carrier oils that have natural Vitamin E added. Vitamin E, often listed as tocopherols acts as a natural preservative. Vegetable Butters and Other Ingredients As Carriers |