Organic Apricot Kernel Oil

Description

Organic Apricot Oil

Prunus Armeniaca

Origin: Turkey

Extraction Method: cold pressing of apricot kernels

Benefits of apricot oil – General benefits and origin

• light oil
• absorbs almost immediately
• does not leave residues or a greasy feeling on the skin
• contains more nutrients than, for example, almond oil
• anti-inflammatory
• antibacterial
• antiseptic
• good massage oil
• relieves joint pain and reduces inflammation
• useful for treating arthritis

Benefits of apricot oil for the skin

• suitable for all skin types and, especially, for combination skin, dry skin and sensitive skin
• indicated for treating acne, eczema and dermatitis
• emollient (it deeply moisturizes the skin)
• high content of fatty acids and antioxidants
• helps fight free radicals, stimulates the production and synthesis of collagen and elastin
• delays the appearance of skin aging symptoms such as wrinkles and fine lines while attenuating its effects
• helps eliminate dead skin cells
• great substitute for lip balms
• ideal as a skin moisturizer after bathing
• reduces skin irritation after shaving and before and after hair removal
• widely used in skin care products for babies, as well as face creams and anti-stretch creams
• good cleansing oil for face (makeup remover)

Benefits of apricot oil for hair

• hydrates and softens the hair
• ideal for dry hair, but it is NOT recommended for use with oily hair
• strengthens the hair and stimulates its growth
• gives shine and volume to hair
• straightens hair naturally
• helps improve the general condition of damaged hair

Apricot oil comedogenic rating*

2 (on a scale of 0-5)

*ability for the oil to clog your pores and cause acne breakouts

Contraindications of apricot oil

Apricot oil can be applied directly to any part of the body.

INCI: Prunus Armeniaca (Apricot) Kernel Oil

 

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The information on carrier oils contained in this website is solely for the purpose of orienting on the uses and properties traditionally attributed to them. In no case should it be used to replace the care of a qualified physician.

Before using any oil on the skin, it is advisable to do a tolerance test by applying a small amount (1 drop) in a small area of skin that is not visible. If any type of adverse reaction is observed, it is advised to consult with your physician before continuing to use it.