AVOCADO c/p (filtered) carrier oil

Delicate, fresh, and similar to the ripe fruit with an earthy, slightly nutty scent.

This filtered oil offer high oxidative stability, intense emollience and deep skin moisturization.

Viscosity & Absorption:

• The filtered oil is thick and viscous compared to other carrier oils, yet penetrates deep into the epidermis to leave a luxurious, non-greasy protective film.

Primary uses and nenefits:

• reduces age spots
• helps to heal and soften damaged skin
• supporting skin as it ages
• softening hair, brittle nails and dry skin
• moisturises the skin
• relieves itchy scalp symptoms
• reducing irritated skin conditions, including itching and redness for eg eczema, inflammation
• helps to relieve nappy rash

Avocado oil is rich with essential fatty acids and is deeply moisturizing.
It can help skin retain its natural moisture, and is good at penetrating the first few layers of skin to make it feel supple and nourished through and through.

Avocado oil is often used in blends to improve skin’s elasticity, and to reduce the appearance of scars and stretch marks.

If soap tends to dry or irritate your skin, you can use avocado oil as a cleanser instead.

Other uses:

• Cosmetics & Skincare: Due to its high vitamin and fatty acid content, it promotes skin barrier repair and deeply nourishes dry, damaged hair.
• Cold Process Soap Making: C/P soap makers frequently use avocado oil (up to 10-15% of the total oil recipe) to produce a highly conditioning, luxurious bar that is gentle on sensitive skin.
• Oxidative Stability: Filtered avocado oil can resist high temperatures, making it a stable base for creams, lotions, and sun-care formulations

SHELF LIFE:
about one year