ALMOND OIL/SWEET | |
What is it? | A versatile liquid carrier oil pressed from almonds. |
Botanical Name | Prunus amygdalus var. dulcus |
Origin | |
Aroma | Light, Sweet and Nutty |
Method of Extraction | Cold Pressed |
Viscosity | Medium |
Color | pale yellow |
Absorption Speed | Average |
Texture | Smooth |
Major Constituents | Oleic Acids (Omega 9), Linoleic Acids (Omega 6), Stearic Acid, and Palmitic Acid. |
Medical Properties | Antioxidant, Tonic, Analgesic, Aphrodisiac, Antispasmodic, Nutritive, Sedative, Anti-Inflammatory |
Uses | Heals skin burns faster, boost collagen production, protects it against potential damage caused by UV radiation, purges the skin of toxins, Stimulates hair growth, helps joint stiffness and pain, boosts circulation, relieves skin rashes, Reduce the appearance wrinkles and fine lines |
Refined/Unrefined | I prefer unrefined |
Strengths | It’s a great, versatile carrier oil |
Weaknesses | Not a good choice if you have nut allergies |
Alternatives | Jojoba oil, Argan oil, Olive oil, Safflower oil |
Tips and Quirks | It can stain sheets if used as a massage oil. |