Therapeutic Oils
Peppermint Oil
- Soothes nausea, indigestion, and other stomach issues.
- Relieves headaches, reduces mental fatigue, and enhances alertness.
- Repels insects and blends well with lavender, orange, geranium, rosemary, and juniper oils.
Avocado Oil
- Rich in vitamins A, B1, B2, B5, D, and E, ideal for healing sun-damaged, dry, or aged skin.
- Helps treat eczema and psoriasis.
- Easily absorbed, making it a great moisturizer, scalp treatment, and hair conditioner.
- Should be used at a 10% dilution for massage formulations.
Sunflower Oil
- High in essential fatty acids; moisturizes, regenerates, and conditions the skin.
- Rich in nutrients and antioxidants, effective against acne, eczema, and inflammation.
- High in Vitamin E, preventing sun damage, scarring, and reducing fine lines and wrinkles.
- Ideal for mature, sensitive, dry, or damaged skin in lotions, scrubs, bath oils, and massage formulations.
Amla Oil
- Rich in Vitamin C, essential fatty acids, and antioxidants, making it excellent for hair care.
- Adds shine, softens texture, and rejuvenates dry, damaged hair.
- Helps with dandruff and soothes dry, itchy scalps. Best massaged into the scalp and rinsed after 15 minutes or left in overnight.
Castor Oil
- Rich in fatty acids, making it ideal for soothing and lubricating the skin.
- Restores and rejuvenates skin, making it smoother, softer, and more supple.
- Perfect for use in oils, balms, and other thick skin and hair formulations.
Olive Oil
- High in oleic acid, helping regenerate and soothe inflamed skin.
- Commonly used in soaps, creams, balms, body butters, herbal infusions, and hair care.
- Aids in maintaining youthful skin and reducing free radical damage.
Jamaican Black Castor Oil
- Rich in fatty acids, making it an excellent moisturizer and skin soother.
- Strengthens, thickens, and adds shine to hair; can be used as a hot oil treatment.
- An ideal ingredient in oils, balms, and thick skin and hair emulsions.
Hemp Seed Oil
- Contains a high amount of polyunsaturated essential fatty acids, linoleic and linolenic acids.
- Helps heal skin lesions, dry skin, and inflammation of the skin and joints.
Palm Oil
- A superior-quality oil used in balms, body butters, and stick formulations requiring rigidity.
- Commonly used in cold process soap making to create a hard bar of soap when combined with other oils like coconut and olive oil.
Sweet Almond Oil
- A light, non-greasy oil that relieves itchy, irritated, and dry skin.
- High in minerals, proteins, and vitamins, making it an excellent skin softener and moisturizer.
- Helps with dry, chapped hands and feet while promoting a youthful complexion.
- May help relieve muscular aches and pains.
Jojoba Oil
- Used for centuries to rejuvenate hair, scalp, and skin.
- Ideal for both dry and oily skin, regulating moisture for healthier, softer skin.
- Has anti-aging properties that help prevent wrinkles.
- Treats dry scalp and dandruff while improving hair appearance and calming frizz.
Vitamin E Oil
- Nourishes, moisturizes, and regenerates skin while protecting against fine lines and wrinkles.
- Improves skin elasticity.
- Helps reduce the appearance of scars, burns, cellulite, and stretch marks.
Shea Oil
- Offers the same benefits as shea butter but has a lower melting point, making it easier to use.
- Great for baby care, sun care, lip care, and hair care products.
- Can be blended with shea butter for easier skin application.
Aloe Vera Oil
- Known for its restorative properties for centuries.
- Contains over 75 nutrients and has antibacterial properties.
- Benefits dry, cracked skin, burns, blisters, frostbite, insect bites, and allergic reactions.
- Treats psoriasis, eczema, inflammation, and wounds.