Shelf Life Of Carrier Oils
- The shelf life of an oil will vary based on heat. If you refrigerate an oil, its shelf life will increase. If you have a large amount, you can freeze the rest of it if you know you will not use it for a while. We highly recommend either refrigerating or freezing what you will not use right away. The important thing is to keep the oil out of light, air and heat.
- All carrier oils can be used up to 100%. The only time you may want to consider using it at a smaller percentage is when it is a very rich oil, or it is an oil that is expensive.
Almond Oil - Unrefined
Shelf Life of 1 year
Botanical Name: Prunus dulcis
Origin: USA
Extraction Method: Cold Pressed / Unrefined
Color: Light gold to clear
Obtained From: The kernel
Contains: Glucosides, minerals, vitamins, oleic acid and sterolins
Uses: All skin types, especially skin prone to eczema, sensitive, inflamed and dry. Known for its ability to soften and soothe inflamed skin.
Almond Oil - Refined Expeller
Shelf Life of 1 year
Botanical Name: Prunus dulcis
Origin: USA
Extraction Method: Expeller Pressed / Refined
Color: Light gold to clear
Obtained From: The kernel
Contains: Glucosides, minerals, vitamins, oleic acid and sterolins
Uses: All skin types, especially skin prone to eczema, sensitive, inflamed and dry. Known for its ability to soften and soothe inflamed skin.
Aloe Vera Oil
Shelf Life of 6 months to 1 year
Botanical Name: Aloe barbadensis
Extraction Method: Maceration in soy bean oil
Color: USA
Obtained From: Stems
Contains:
Uses: All skin types, especially prematurely aged, sensitive, inflamed and dry
Amla Oil
We make this oil ourselves (it takes 4 - 6 weeks to brew!)
Shelf Life of 1 to 2 years
Botanical Name: Emblica officinalis
Extraction Method: infused into almond sweet oil/CP
Color: Mild yellow to mild brown
Obtained From: The fruit
Contains:
Uses: All skin types, although beneficial Ayurvedic herb used in hair products to strength and condition
Apricot Kernel CP
Shelf Life of 1 year (or 2 years refrigerated)
Botanical Name: Prunus armeniaca
Extraction Method: Cold pressed/Unrefined
Color: Gentle gold
Obtained From: The kernel
Contains: Rich in oleic and linoleic acids.
Uses: All skin types, especially prematurely aged, sensitive, inflamed and dry, easily absorbed - Apricot Kernel Expeller
Shelf Life of 1 year (or 2 years refrigerated)
Botanical Name: Prunus armeniaca
Extraction Method: Expeller pressed
Color: Gentle gold
Obtained From: The kernel
Contains: Rich in oleic and linoleic acids.
Uses: All skin types, especially prematurely aged, sensitive, inflamed and dry, easily absorbed
Argan Oil CP/Unrefined
This oil smells of Argan nuts. Please do not expect a "refined", less rich oil.
Due to the nature of this oil, it sometimes has a very strong smell of Argan and other times it it does not. It depends on the batch and the growing season..
Shelf Life of 2 years+
Botanical Name: Argania spinosa
Origin: Morocco
Extraction Method: Cold Pressed / Unrefined
Color: Light/medium golden brown
Obtained From: The nuts
Contains: Considered a very rich and nutritious oil high in Vitamin E and antioxidants. Contains sterols with anti-inflammatory properties.
Uses: All skin types, especially skin prone to eczema, sensitive, inflamed and dry skin issues
Avocado Oil CP/Unrefined
Shelf Life of 1 year
Botanical Name: Persea gratissima
Origin: France
Extraction Method: Cold Pressed / Unrefined
Color: Rich, dark, thick green
Obtained From: Fruit
Contains: High in Vitamin E, lecithin and phytosterols
Uses: Known for it's healing, anti-bacterial and anti-wrinkle properties
Avocado Oil Refined
Shelf Life of 18 months +
Botanical Name: Persea gratissima
Origin: France
Extraction Method: Expeller
Color: Clear gold green (very pale)
Obtained From: Fruit
Contains: High in Vitamin E, lecithin and phytosterols
Uses: Known for it's healing, anti-bacterial and anti-wrinkle properties
Babbasu Oil
Shelf Life of 2 years
Botanical Name: Orbignya oleifera
Origin: Brazil
Extraction Method: Expeller / Refined
Color: White / semi-solid
Obtained From: The fruit
Contains: Very high in essential fatty acids
Babchi Oil (Organic)
Shelf Life: kept refrigerated will stay fresh up to 18 months
Botanical Name: Psoralea Corylifolia
Origin: India
Extraction Method: Cold Pressed
Color: clear reddish orange with sweet aroma
Obtained From: seeds
Contains: The major chemical constituents of Babchi oil are psoralen, bakuchiol, linalool, limonene, angelicin, α-elemene, isopsoralen, bavachalcone, bavachin, 6-prenylnaringenin, corylifol, isobavachalcone, corylin, psoralidin, corylifolin, methyl 4-hydroxybenzoate, bavachromanol and neobavaisoflavone. These components contribute to its healing values like antibacterial, antifungal, antioxidant, anti-tumor, antidepressant, aphrodisiac, stimulant, diaphoretic, stomachic, antiviral, anti-hyperglycemic, astringent, cytotoxic, diuretic, cardiac, tonic, anthelmintic, deobstruent and laxative.
Uses: - Helps to maintain normal color of skin.
- Helps to improve white spots of skin.
- Helps to balance melanin pigment, topically.
- Helps in early wound healing.
- Reference: Garden Of Wisdom
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