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Apricot kernel oil is known for its ability to penetrate the skin without leaving an oily feel. Its moisturizing, revitalizing properties are popular in many cosmetics for dry or aged skin. Apricot kernel oil is also popular as a massage oil and it is used as a carrier oil when used with essential oils for aromatherapy. Apricot kernel oil is rich in Oleic and Linoleic acids and its rich, nutty taste make it suitable for salad dressings.
If you are looking for a fine textured carrier oil, that is easily absorbed by the skin without leaving it feeling oily and that is high in poly-unsaturated fatty acids, that is specifically beneficial when doing facial massage, then look no further than apricot kernel oil.
| Uses: | - As a carrier oil in massage therapy and aromatherapy
- in salad dressings
| | Health Benefits: | - Apricot Kernel Oil (applied topically) may alleviate the dryness associated with Psoriasis
- Apricot Kernel Oil (applied topically) may alleviate Dry Skin
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Fatty Acids Composition:
| Alpha linolenic (Omega 3) | 1.0% | | Linoleic (Omega 6) | 29.3% | | Oleic (Omega 9) | 62.0% | | Stearic | 1.0% | | Palmitic | 4.9% | | Other | 1.8% |
| Plant Source: | Apricot (Prunus armeniaca)
| | Production Method: | Mechanically pressed from apricot kernels
| | Available Sizes: | 100ml
| | Smoke Point: | 255ºC
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