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Apricot Kernel Oil (Prunus Armeniaca) is a smooth and lightweight oil, high in Vitamin A and minerals. An excellent texture that is great for all skin types, but preferred by many practitioners for prematurely aged skin and skin that is dry and irritated. Apricot Kernel Oil may be used as a cosmetic oil or as a cosmetic ingredient for softening and moisturizing.
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This carrier oil has a fine texture and is almost odorless, light in texture and is easily absorbed by the skin. Grapeseed Carrier Oil is a pale green oil produced from the grape seed. It is a very light and delicate oil. It quickly penetrates the skin which makes it a favorite of massage therapists. It possesses no odor and is often used in massage and facial oils. Grapeseed Oil is a powerful anti-oxidant that protects skin cells while it moisturizes and tones.
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A great carrier oil and a great base oil. It's nearly clear, it has a great "glide" that massage therapists really like, it's not greasy feeling at all, and it absorbs well. Two added benefits of this oil are that it washes out of sheets easily, and it's also quite gentle on the skin. This is one of our most popular choices for carrier oils.
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A great carrier oil and a great base oil. It's nearly clear, it has a great "glide" that massage therapists really like, it's not greasy feeling at all, and it absorbs well. Two added benefits of this oil are that it washes out of sheets easily, and it's also quite gentle on the skin. This is one of our most popular choices for carrier oils.
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A great carrier oil and a great base oil. It's nearly clear, it has a great "glide" that massage therapists really like, it's not greasy feeling at all, and it absorbs well. Two added benefits of this oil are that it washes out of sheets easily, and it's also quite gentle on the skin. This is one of our most popular choices for carrier oils.
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