Shelf Life Of Carrier Oils-2
- 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.
- Baobab Oil
Shelf Life of 2 years
Botanical Name: Adansonia digitata
Origin: Africa
Extraction Method: Cold Pressed
Color: Clear / White when solidified
Obtained From: The seeds
Uses: Quick to absorb with exceptional conditioning properties. Does not clog pores. Very rich and stable.
Blackberry Seed Oil (we don't always stock this oil)
Shelf Life of 6 months to 1 year
Rich and very high in essential fatty acids, making it great for the health of the skin. Along with essential fatty acids, Blackberry seed oil nourishes the skin with vitamin C, leaving it protected from damage. Blackberry seed oil conditions the skin, leaving it smooth and healthy.
Botanical Name: Rubus Fruticosus
Origin: USA
Extraction Method: Cold Pressed
Color: light to medium green
Derived From: the seeds
Contains: very high in essential fatty acids
Base Oil: can be used up to 100% strength
Black Currant Seed Oil
This is a very rich oil which some say has the scent of seaweed or fish.
Shelf Life of 6 months to 1 year
Botanical Name: Ribes nigrum
Origin: Australia
Extraction Method: Cold pressed
Color: Golden
Obtained From: Black Currant seed
Contains: Gamma Linolenic Acid (high level)
Uses: High in gamma linolenic acid, an important fatty acid that helps maintain healthy skin and repair skin damaged by the sun. The rejuvenating effect is especially useful in treating mature skin.
Black Raspberry Seed Oil
Shelf Life of 1 year
Botanical Name: Rubus Occidentalis
Origin: USA
Extraction Method: Cold Pressed
Color: Mild green color
Contains Ultra rich in antioxidants, 85% essential fatty acids (30% of these are Omega-3s), Contains four forms of Vitamin E: alpha-tocopherol, gamma-tocopherol, beta tocotrienols, gamma tocotrienols.High in Linoleic Acid, Omega 3 and 6 Fatty Acids.
Black Seed Oil
Shelf Life of 6 months to 1 year
Botanical Name: Nigella sativa
Origin: USA
Extraction Method: Cold Pressed / Unrefined
Color: Rich, deep gold to dark brownish black
Obtained From: The seeds
Contains: Very concentrated with essential fatty acids
Uses: Use for its healing properties, while also to treat eczema, psoriasis and dry skin.
Use caution with this oil if pregnant.
Blueberry Seed Oil
Shelf Life of 1 year
Botanical Name: Vaccinium Corymbosum
Origin: USA
Extraction Method: Cold Pressed
Color: Rich Green Color
Obtained from: Seeds
Oil Attributes/Properties: Potent anti-oxidant, conditioning, not greasy, gentle blueberry aroma
Borage Oil 20% GLA CP
Shelf Life of 6 months (Refrigerate! This is a delicate oil that goes rancid quickly)
(strong, heady oil)
Botanical Name: Borago officinalis
Origin: Australia
Extraction Method: Cold pressed
Color: Pale yellow
Obtained From: The seed
Contains: Gamma linoleic acid (GLA), vitamins, minerals
Uses: All skin types. Used for multiple sclerosis, menopausal problems, heart disease, psoriasis, eczema, prematurely aged skin
Brahmi Oil (infused)
We make this oil ourselves (it takes 4 - 6 weeks to brew!)
Shelf Life of 1 - 2 years
Botanical Name: Bacopa monniera
Extraction Method: infused into almond sweet oil/CP
Color: medium rich green
Obtained From: the fruit
Uses: used for its diuretic properties in India, as well as a treatment in hair care to relieve itchy scalp and to help with hair loss. Purifies and tightens skin.
Brazil Nut Oil
Shelf Life of 2 years
Botanical Name: Bertholletia excelsa
Origin: Brazil
Extraction Method: Cold Pressed / Gently Refined
Color: Clear yellow with a slightly nutty aroma
Obtained From: The nuts
Contains: Highest content of selenium, as well as 70% fat content (very rich); 17% protein
Uses: Excellent lubricant and conditioner for the skin and in your hair care routine. Very rich and stable.
Broccoli Seed Oil
Shelf Life of 1 year
Botanical Name: Brassica oleracea italica
Origin:USA
Extraction Method: Cold Pressed
Color: Anywhere from a golden yellow to brown to dark green
Obtained from: The seeds
Uses: Used for its conditioning properties, as well as its high vitamin content. - Reference: Garden of Wisdom
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