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Apricot oil is known to be an effective emollient as it is easily absorbed into the skin and helps promote skin softness and elasticity. It is used to formulate a variety of bath and body products to condition and provide stable lather to soap formulas.

Product of India

Net 100ml/500ml/1L/2L/4L

Apricot Kernel Oil, also referred to as the botanical namePrunus armeniaca. Virgin apricot kernel oil is cold-pressed extracted from the kernel of the apricot. It has a clear light yellow appearance and a characteristic nutty aroma with properties closely resembling those of almond oil.

When gently rubbed into the skin, sweet almond oil it gets fully absorbed, making it suitable for after bath application. To enhance absorption, warm the apricot kernel oil to body temperature before application. This natural or unrefined apricot kernel oil has a slightly nutty smell, which most people find pleasant, but you can mix in a few drops of lavender oil, or any other fragrant essential oil of your choice, to personalize it .

Although avocado oil it is classed as a vegetable oil, it is actually a fruit since it has a stone but none-the-less it can yield a staggering 30% oil and in its crude form is a great oil to use as carrier oil when performing aromatherapy massage

It is a rich heavy oil, that is deeply penetrating and rich in vitamins A and D, lecithin, potassium as well as vitamin E.

The crude Avocado oil is green in color as it still contains chlorophyll and is classified as a mono-unsaturated oil.

It is often used for clients with dry or mature skins, or people suffering from eczema or psoriasis, and is very useful when treating sun or climate damaged skin that is dehydrated and undernourished as it is said to help with regenerating the skin and softening the tissue.

Although it can be used pure, it is in most cases mixed with another carrier oil, such as Almond oil, or Grape seed oil to make up 10 30 % of the carrier mixture.

Organic Virgin Avocado Oil is cold pressed from the fruit of the Avocado.As an unrefined oil, the Oilcarries a darker green color with a characteristic odor and taste.The oil is known to berich in vitamin E and the essential fatty acid Oleic Acid (C18:1).

High Linoleic Safflower Oil, a natural plant oil rich in essential fatty acids, primarily linoleic (C18:2). The linoleic acid content of this oil is typically found at levels over 70%. After extraction from the safflower seed, the oil has a clear honey colored oil with a characteristic odor and taste.

Extraction Method:Expeller Pressed Unrefined

C:16 Palmitic % 6.34C:18 Stearic %2.86C:18:1 Oleic % 17.10C:18:2 Linoleic %72.98

Safflower oil high Linoleic vegetable Oil obtained from the seed of thesafflower plant (Carthamus tinctorius). Seeds havebeen found in Egyptian tombs over 4, 000 years old, and its use was recorded in China approximately2, 200 years ago. Safflower has many uses. Intraditional Chinese medicine, safflower petals areregarded as a stimulant for blood circulation and
phlegm reduction, the healing of fractures, contusions and strains.

Safflower oil high Linoleic is high inpolyunsaturated fatty acids. Fatty acids are necessary along with glycerol for thecell to function normally. It offers a high linoleic acid (Omega 6) content
and quick penetration into the skin. This oil is suitable for all skin types. Safflower oil high Linoleic contains up to 70% of Linoleic Acid, anOmega 6 essential fatty acid. Studies have indicated that it is this high LinoleicAcid content that contributes to reduce the TEWL (Trans-Epidermal Water Loss), resulting in better moisture retention, which is the key to maintain a healthyskin.

Application

Safflower Oil applies easily, offersdeep penetration and significant moisture retention togetherwith high nourishing properties. It may be applied directlyto the skin and hair. It may also be easily incorporated as anactive ingredient or an excellent carrier in skin and hair careproducts.

Recommended dosage is between 3 and 10% of the oil is designed for all kinds of cosmeticproducts from rinse-off to leave-on, showing a great compatibility with allcosmetic ingredients. The oil can also be used directly as massage oil.

Non-Comedogenic: Although non-comedogenic safflower oil can be used for different skin types it works especially well for those with oily acne prone skin. It has a comedogenic rating of zero to help prevent break outs from clogged pores. With a high Linoleic acid content it helps to keep the sebum, the skins natural oil, levels balanced. Safflower oil act as a lubricant that prevents water from leaving your skin. Thus it locks the moisture for glowing skin.

Sesame seed oil is used in skin and hair care products around the world. The oil can also be used as a massage oil, though it is a little heavier than other oils, it is known to be very moisturizing and penetrates deeply into the pores of the skin.

Sesame Seed Oil, an unrefined oil with a bright and clear appearance accompanied by a characteristic light nutty odor and taste.

Sesamum Indicum (Sesame) Seed Oil is a pale yellow oil made from sesame seeds. Other ingredients made from sesame seed oil that may be used in cosmetics and personal care products include Hydrogenated Sesame Seed Oil, Sesamum Indicum (Sesame) OilUnsaponifiablesand Sodium Sesameseedate.

Sodium Sesameseedate is the sodium salt of the fatty acids derived from Sesamum Indicum (Sesame) Seed Oil. In cosmetics and personal care products, Sesamum Indicum (Sesame) Seed Oil and the sesame oil-derived ingredients may be used in the formulation of a variety of products including moisturizers, lipstick and other makeup products, sunscreen products, skin cleansers, and hair products.

Benefits

Sesame oil offers many health benefits due to its high levels of good mono- and polyunsaturated fats. The oil also has many skin benefits when applied topically as well. Whether you use sesame oil during massages or take time every day to apply it to the skin, youll be left with luminous skin that has fewer toxins and a reduction in the signs of aging.

Sesame oil is chocked full of ingredients that greatly benefit the appearance and texture of your skin. The fatty acids contained in the oil, such as oleic, palmitic, stearic and linoleic acid, are effective moisturizers that keep skin supple and soft. It is also very high in vitamins A and E, which are effective at reducing fine lines and wrinkles and are added to many commercially produced anti-aging creams. Additionally, sesame oil contains antioxidants and sesamol, which counteract free radicals a primary cause of aging.

The above information is for general research purposes only and is not a representation or warranty of any kind. This material is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. The user of this material is solely responsible for determining fitness for any particular use; requesting and reviewing the applicable Material Safety Data Sheet; and compliance with all applicable laws and regulations.Terms and conditions apply.

High Linoleic Safflower Oil, a natural plant oil rich in essential fatty acids, primarily linoleic (C18:2). The linoleic acid content of this oil is typically found at levels over 70%. After extraction from the safflower seed, the oil has a clear honey colored oil with a characteristic odor and taste.

Extraction Method:Expeller Pressed Unrefined

C:16 Palmitic % 6.34C:18 Stearic %2.86C:18:1 Oleic % 17.10C:18:2 Linoleic %72.98

Safflower oil high Linoleic vegetable Oil obtained from the seed of thesafflower plant (Carthamus tinctorius). Seeds havebeen found in Egyptian tombs over 4, 000 years old, and its use was recorded in China approximately2, 200 years ago. Safflower has many uses. Intraditional Chinese medicine, safflower petals areregarded as a stimulant for blood circulation and
phlegm reduction, the healing of fractures, contusions and strains.

Safflower oil high Linoleic is high inpolyunsaturated fatty acids. Fatty acids are necessary along with glycerol for thecell to function normally. It offers a high linoleic acid (Omega 6) content
and quick penetration into the skin. This oil is suitable for all skin types. Safflower oil high Linoleic contains up to 70% of Linoleic Acid, anOmega 6 essential fatty acid. Studies have indicated that it is this high LinoleicAcid content that contributes to reduce the TEWL (Trans-Epidermal Water Loss), resulting in better moisture retention, which is the key to maintain a healthyskin.

Application

Safflower Oil applies easily, offersdeep penetration and significant moisture retention togetherwith high nourishing properties. It may be applied directlyto the skin and hair. It may also be easily incorporated as anactive ingredient or an excellent carrier in skin and hair careproducts.

Recommended dosage is between 3 and 10% of the oil is designed for all kinds of cosmeticproducts from rinse-off to leave-on, showing a great compatibility with allcosmetic ingredients. The oil can also be used directly as massage oil.

Non-Comedogenic: Although non-comedogenic safflower oil can be used for different skin types it works especially well for those with oily acne prone skin. It has a comedogenic rating of zero to help prevent break outs from clogged pores. With a high Linoleic acid content it helps to keep the sebum, the skins natural oil, levels balanced. Safflower oil act as a lubricant that prevents water from leaving your skin. Thus it locks the moisture for glowing skin.

Virgin Grape Seed Oil is easily absorbed, gentle oil that is light on the skin. Known in the cosmetics industry as a carrier oil, grape seed oil facilitates a wide array of commercially available creams and lotions.

Grape seed oil is commonly referred to as its botanical nameVitis vinifera. It iscold-pressed extracted from the seed of the grape as its name suggests. It is unrefined and filtered with a dark green color and characteristic aroma and flavor.The oil is rich in essential fatty acids such as Oleic (C18:1) and Linoleic (C18:2) and has a relatively high smoke point.

Grape seed oil is widely used in cosmetic and culinary applications. In the cosmetic industry, grape seed oil is an ingredient in various skin and hair products for its emollient properties. It is applied topically to retain moisture in the skin, promote skin repair and elasticity, and treat damaged hair. Massage therapists often combine grape seed oil with other carrier oils because it is easily absorbed and smoothed over the skin. For culinary purposes, grape seed oil is used in salad dressings, baked products, and as a cooking oil. The naturally occurring high level of linoleic fatty acid makes it a preferred cooking oil for this added nutritional benefit.

Benefits of Grape Seed Oil

Wrinkle and Scar Reduction

Its no secret as to why cosmetic companies prefer to use grape seed oil as a base for their assorted creams, lotions, and ointments. In addition to an ideal viscosity, the oil is extremely rich in beta-carotene and vitamins D, C, E. It also happens to have a concentration of essential fatty acids like palmitic, stearic, and linoleic acid. These fatty acids have performed well in clinical anti-wrinkle trials. They have also proven to be effective at minimizing the prominence and size of scars.

Prevention of Acne and Aging

This nutrient-rich oil has found its way into myriad cosmetic products, especially products meant for the face and hair. Lip balms, face creams, conditioners, moisturizers and other products that contain grape seed oil are all rich in polyphenols. These polyphenols are anti-inflammatory antioxidants known to retard the aging process and prevent acne outbreaks. Consequently, a number of acne creams and toners use theoil as a carrier oil.

While it may seem counter-intuitive to use an oil to treat oily skin, that is exactly what grape seed oil is used for. The last thing you want to do with oily skin is dry it out. In fact, that oiliness is a reaction of skin that is too dry. Grape seed oil is light to the touch and never leaves skin feeling heavy with oil. Instead, it effectively moisturizes the skin, balancing both dry and oily patches. When used as a toner, grape seed oil can penetrate blocked pores and cleanse breakouts.

Grape Seed Oil is a natural oil. Its an easily absorbed, gentle oil that is light on the skin. Known in the cosmetics industry as a carrier oil, grape seed oil facilitates a wide array of commercially available creams and lotions.

Extraction: Solvent Extracted, Clear Light Yellow-Green. Odorless

Refined, Bleached, Deodorized (RBD) and Winterized

Grape seed oil is commonly referred to as its botanical nameVitis vinifera. It iscold-pressed extracted from the seed of the grape as its name suggests. It is unrefined and filtered with a dark green color and characteristic aroma and flavor.The oil is rich in essential fatty acids such as Oleic (C18:1) and Linoleic (C18:2) and has a relatively high smoke point.

Grape seed oil is widely used in cosmetic and culinary applications. In the cosmetic industry, grape seed oil is an ingredient in various skin and hair products for its emollient properties. It is applied topically to retain moisture in the skin, promote skin repair and elasticity, and treat damaged hair. Massage therapists often combine grape seed oil with other carrier oils because it is easily absorbed and smoothed over the skin. For culinary purposes, grape seed oil is used in salad dressings, baked products, and as a cooking oil. The naturally occurring high level of linoleic fatty acid makes it a preferred cooking oil for this added nutritional benefit.

Wrinkle and Scar Reduction

Its no secret as to why cosmetic companies prefer to use grape seed oil as a base for their assorted creams, lotions, and ointments. In addition to an ideal viscosity, the oil is extremely rich in beta-carotene and vitamins D, C, E. It also happens to have a concentration of essential fatty acids like palmitic, stearic, and linoleic acid. These fatty acids have performed well in clinical anti-wrinkle trials. They have also proven to be effective at minimizing the prominence and size of scars.

This nutrient-rich oil has found its way into myriad cosmetic products, especially products meant for the face and hair. Lip balms, face creams, conditioners, moisturizers and other products that contain grape seed oil are all rich in polyphenols. These polyphenols are anti-inflammatory antioxidants known to retard the aging process and prevent acne outbreaks. Consequently, a number of acne creams and toners use theoil as a carrier oil.

While it may seem counter-intuitive to use an oil to treat oily skin, that is exactly what grape seed oil is used for. The last thing you want to do with oily skin is dry it out. In fact, that oiliness is a reaction of skin that is too dry. Grape seed oil is light to the touch and never leaves skin feeling heavy with oil. Instead, it effectively moisturizes the skin, balancing both dry and oily patches. When used as a toner, grape seed oil can penetrate blocked pores and cleanse breakouts.

Apricot kernel oil is obtained from the dried kernel of the apricot. This oils properties closely resemble those of almond oil. It is a universal carrier oil used throughout the food, nutritional supplement and cosmetic industries. The appearance of our refined apricot kernel oil is a clear light yellow liquid, and it is considered to be a good lightweight base oil which is known to be rich in vitamins A and E as well as Oleic (C18:1) and Linoleic (C18:2) essential fatty acids.

Product of India

Net 500ml/1L/2L

Apricot Kernel Oil, also referred to as the botanical namePrunus armeniaca. Virgin apricot kernel oil is cold-pressed extracted from the kernel of the apricot. It has a clear light yellow appearance and a characteristic nutty aroma with properties closely resembling those of almond oil.

When gently rubbed into the skin, apricot kernel oilgets fully absorbed, making it suitable for after bath application. To enhance absorption, warm the apricot kernel oil to body temperature before application. This natural or unrefined apricot kernel oil has a slightly nutty smell, which most people find pleasant, but you can mix in a few drops of lavender oil, or any other fragrant essential oil of your choice, to personalize it .

Avocado Oil is pressed from the fruit of the avocado tree and then fully refined, giving it a clear yellowish green appearance. The refining process also removes most of the odor and taste, making it a relatively bland finished product. Avocado oil is known to be rich in vitamin E and the essential fatty acid Oleic Acid (C18:1). Avocado oil is widely used in food, nutritional supplement and cosmetic applications

Avocado oil virgin although classed as a vegetable oil, it is actually a fruit since it has a stone but none-the-less it can yield a staggering 30% oil and in its crude form is a great oil to use as carrier oil when performing aromatherapy massage

Avocado Oil is pressed from the fruit of the avocado tree and then fully refined, giving it a clear yellowish green appearance. The refining process also removes most of the odor and taste, making it a relatively bland finished product. Avocado oil is known to be rich in vitamin E and the essential fatty acid Oleic Acid (C18:1). Avocado oil is widely used in food, nutritional supplement and cosmetic applications

Virgin Avocado Oil (not Organic) is cold pressed from the fruit of the Avocado. As an unrefined oil, Organic Virgin Avocado Oil carries a darker green color with a characteristic odor and taste. The oil is known to be rich in vitamin E and the essential fatty acid Oleic Acid (C18:1). Virgin Avocado Oil is used widely in food, nutritional supplement and cosmetic applications.

Avocado oil virgin although classed as a vegetable oil, it is actually a fruit since it has a stone but none-the-less it can yield a staggering 30% oil and in its crude form is a great oil to use as carrier oil when performing aromatherapy massage

It is a rich heavy oil, that is deeply penetrating and rich in vitamins A and D, lecithin, potassium as well as vitamin E.

The crude Avocado oil virgin is green in color as it still contains chlorophyll and is classified as a mono-unsaturated oil.

It is often used for clients with dry or mature skins, or people suffering from eczema or psoriasis, and is very useful when treating sun or climate damaged skin that is dehydrated and undernourished as it is said to help with regenerating the skin and softening the tissue.

Although it can be used pure, it is in most cases mixed with another carrier oil, such as Almond oil, or Grape seed oil to make up 10 30 % of the carrier mixture.

Avocado oil virgin is cold pressed from the fruit of the Avocado.As an unrefined oil, the Oilcarries a darker green color with a characteristic odor and taste.The Avocado Oil Virgin is known to berich in vitamin E and the essential fatty acid Oleic Acid (C18:1).

Organic Virgin Grape Seed Oil is easily absorbed, gentle oil that is light on the skin. Known in the cosmetics industry as a carrier oil, grape seed oil facilitates a wide array of commercially available creams and lotions.

Grape seed oil is commonly referred to as its botanical nameVitis vinifera. It iscold-pressed extracted from the seed of the grape as its name suggests. It is unrefined and filtered with a dark green color and characteristic aroma and flavor.The oil is rich in essential fatty acids such as Oleic (C18:1) and Linoleic (C18:2) and has a relatively high smoke point.

Grape seed oil is widely used in cosmetic and culinary applications. In the cosmetic industry, grape seed oil is an ingredient in various skin and hair products for its emollient properties. It is applied topically to retain moisture in the skin, promote skin repair and elasticity, and treat damaged hair. Massage therapists often combine grape seed oil with other carrier oils because it is easily absorbed and smoothed over the skin. For culinary purposes, grape seed oil is used in salad dressings, baked products, and as a cooking oil. The naturally occurring high level of linoleic fatty acid makes it a preferred cooking oil for this added nutritional benefit.

Wrinkle and Scar Reduction

Its no secret as to why cosmetic companies prefer to use grape seed oil as a base for their assorted creams, lotions, and ointments. In addition to an ideal viscosity, the oil is extremely rich in beta-carotene and vitamins D, C, E. It also happens to have a concentration of essential fatty acids like palmitic, stearic, and linoleic acid. These fatty acids have performed well in clinical anti-wrinkle trials. They have also proven to be effective at minimizing the prominence and size of scars.

This nutrient-rich oil has found its way into myriad cosmetic products, especially products meant for the face and hair. Lip balms, face creams, conditioners, moisturizers and other products that contain grape seed oil are all rich in polyphenols. These polyphenols are anti-inflammatory antioxidants known to retard the aging process and prevent acne outbreaks. Consequently, a number of acne creams and toners use theoil as a carrier oil.

While it may seem counter-intuitive to use an oil to treat oily skin, that is exactly what grape seed oil is used for. The last thing you want to do with oily skin is dry it out. In fact, that oiliness is a reaction of skin that is too dry. Grape seed oil is light to the touch and never leaves skin feeling heavy with oil. Instead, it effectively moisturizes the skin, balancing both dry and oily patches. When used as a toner, grape seed oil can penetrate blocked pores and cleanse breakouts.