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Oil Essential

Posted on December 21, 2008

Oil Essential
What is the difference between essential oil and the oil regularly?

Me and my friend is going to make perfumes, and wondering if theres any difference between the two, and would it change the outcome of the perfume oil using essential regular if asked?

esseintal makes your skin soft

Experiment #1: Making an essential oil

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Carrier Oil

Posted on December 10, 2008

Carrier Oil

The essential oils in aromatherapy are highly concentrated and powerful. Essential oils have adverse effects on the skin if used undiluted. Although there are some essential oil exceptions that can be used directly on skin. It is ideal to dilute essential oils with carrier oils.

Carrier oils are of plant origin with high properties therapeutic. Extracted from nuts and seeds, cold-pressed, as this process does not destroy the essential fatty acids and vitamin content.

Carrier oils provide much needed lubrication allowing hands to move freely on the skin, helping the absorption of essential oils in the body. Carrier oils are lightweight, non-sticky and effectively penetrate the skin. Must be 100% pure, unrefined and cold pressed.

1 drop of essential oil = 1 teaspoon of carrier oil dilution of 1%. 2 drops of essential oil to 1 teaspoon of carrier oil dilution = 2% and so on.

Commonly used oils company - Apricot Kernel Oil - light, easily absorbed and hydrates the body and face well. Contains vitamin E. Seed extract of apricot fruit, pale yellow. A and B vitamins help in healing and rejuvenation of skin cells. Good for all skin types, especially for sensitive, inflamed and dry. Excellent oil for the face, leaving the face soft and supple.

- Avocado Oil - Rich in lecithin, vitamins A, D and E. readily penetrate the skin, acts as a protector solar and aid in cell regeneration. A mixture of zinc oxide in a half bottle of avocado oil and apply on the skin that is exposed to sunlight. Delays anti aging, because it is rich in essential fatty acids. For intensive facial treatment for mature skin, refined avocado oil is preferable, since it has no odor.

- Oil Grapeseed - Odorless unlike most oils, is light and good for the skin does not absorb other oils. There is no feeling fat after application. Slightly astringent, stiffen, the skin tones and soothes acne. An ideal companion for body massage.

- Jojoba Oil - One of the best oils for hair and skin. It penetrates the skin quickly, excellent for skin nutrition. Heals inflamed skin, psoriasis, eczema, or any type of dermatitis. Controls acne, oily skin or scalp as excess sebum dissolves in jojoba. Good for all skin types, but sometimes clog the pores. Good base oil for the treatment of rheumatism and arthritis. Promotes healthy, glowing complexion.

- Rosehip - called the Queen of carrier oil. A good oil for cosmetics, cell regeneration prevents premature skin aging and softens wrinkles. Good for eczema, psoriasis, PMS and menopause. When combined with the Calendula oil, which treats stretch marks, burns or scars. Cold pressed from rosehip seeds is pale yellow, light texture. Oil carrier wonderful for skin care.

- Sweet almond oil - oil company's most famous body massage. Lubricates and moisturizes the skin. Good for all skin types, especially eczema. Absorbs quickly into the skin, leaving your skin feel soft and not fat. Provides relief from itching, irritation, dryness, inflammation. Rich in protein and vitamin D.

- Calendula Oil - infusion of marigold flowers, known for its soothing properties. Balances skin too fat, can be used alone or mixed with seeds of almond or grape oil for body massage.

- Evening primrose oil - Olive Skin Care Perfect for hydration softening and soothing for dry, irritated skin.

- Wheat germ - Olive oil highly nutritious with vitamin E. Ideal for dry, mature and lifeless.

- Sunflower oil - used for facials and body massages. Has good and smooth moisturizing properties.

- Olive St. John's wort - Infusions weed Hypericum is excellent for all skin types, sensitive, red and sore.

- Coconut oil - moisturizing cream perfect for body and hands. The light, easily absorbed by the skin that gives soft satin effect. Moisturizes and conditions of fragility, gray hair or dry.

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Kevin Pederson manages sites on Aromatherapy.
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Aromatherapy essential oils
are concentrated extracts of plants, their roots, stems, flowers and fruits. Further classified as carrier oils and massage oils.

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