ALMOND (sweet) c/p carrier oil

The most important health benefits of sweet almond oil include protecting the skin from damage, moisturizing the face, lightening the skin, reducing inflammation, boosting hair health, and strengthening the nails, among others.
Extracted from the almond kernels and packed with saturated, monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats, the latter two in notably higher levels than the former.

This carrier oil is known to heal superficial skin burns, boost collagen production, keeps skin supple and hydrated, and it also protects against potential damage caused by the harmful UV rays.
Has been used for over centuries to treat skin diseases, namely, eczema and psoriasis.
Due to its rich source of minerals, it can relieve muscular aches, get rid of toxins present in the skin, and also boost the growth of thick, soft, and shiny hair.

Skin Lightening
Sweet almond oil can work as an excellent topical skin treatment for sunburns to lighter skin coloration disorders, under-eye circles, scars or other blemishes that you want to reduce or eliminate. Apply a few drops to the affected area and gently massage the oil into the spot. Repeating this process 1-2 times once per day for a week will give your skin a more even and balanced color profile.

Prevents Premature Aging
The regular use of this essential oil can help you look your youthful best. A research paper published in the Journal of Nursing and Health Science states that the antioxidant potential of vitamin E, certain fatty acids, and other active ingredients in almond oil neutralizes free radicals that cause issues like reduced skin elasticity, wrinkles, and age spots.

Heals Chapped Lips
Sweet almond oil is an excellent way to moisturize chapped lips. The oil is rich in vitamins and has moisturizing qualities that make it ideal for use as a natural lip balm. Simply apply a little sweet almond oil onto dry, cracked lips.

Reduces Puffy Eyes and Dark Circles
Pat some sweet almond oil around the eye area for a wonderful natural solution to crow’s feet and puffy eyes. Do this every night before going to bed, carefully avoiding direct contact with your eyes, and allow it to work as your sleep. [9]