CARRIER OILS FOR ESSENTIAL OILS | WHAT ARE CARRIER OILS? | HOW TO USE CARRIER OILS?
Carrier Oils are nothing mysterious. In fact, Carrier Oils are simply vegetable oils derived from the fatty portion of a plant, usually the seed, nut, or kernels. Carrier Oils also have their own different therapeutic properties, and so the Carrier Oil used depends on your purpose.
Essentials Oils must be diluted in Carrier Oils if you are applying Essentials Oils to your skin, which is called Topical Application. Read why we have to dilute Essential Oils in Carrier Oils for application.
Types of Carrier Oils
Carrier Oils are Precious Extracts from Plants, and have amazing properties.
Plant Therapy has a wide range of Carrier Oils including Apricot Kernel, Argan, Avocado, Camellia, Evening Primrose, Grapeseed, Hazelnut, Fractionated Coconut, Jojoba, Meadowfoam, Rosehip, Sweet Almond, Sunflower, and Tamanu.
With so many to choose from, how do we determine which to use, and for what purpose? The most commonly used Carrier Oil is Fractionated Coconut Oil, especially for home DIYs, whereas Jojoba Oil is very popular in commercial use within the beauty and skincare industries especially.
CARRIER OIL FOR DIFFERENT SKIN TYPES AND USES
Carrier Oils contain vitamins, minerals and essential fatty acids that nourish and improve the skin, treating conditions like acne and eczema, supporting skincare in reducing wrinkles and scarring, and more. Many Carrier Oils have excellent properties to support the skin, but each has unique qualities and viscosity which may be better suited to different purposes and the user.
Plant Therapy takes the guesswork out of Carrier Oils with 3 Carrier Oil Blends that addresses some of the most common Skin Issues, and a Carrier Oil Blend for Massage. Purchase here.
Marvelous Massage
Carrier Oil Blend: Almond, Fractionated Coconut, Jojoba, Meadowfoam, Organic Sunflower, and Vitamin E
Use: Softens and conditions dry, irritated skin; sebum balancing & moisturizing