​Acai Oil UD: Acai was tested to see if it had the potential to be a wound healing agent and it showed to be powerful and potent agent by "It increased migration of HS68 fibroblast cells." "increased mRNA expression levels of fibronectin" - According to NIH. Acai locks in moisture, hydrates and is rich in antioxidants, which fights free radicals, reduces the signs of aging and tightens and eliminates the signs of wrinkles and fine lines. It is rich in vitamin A is helps with cell turnover and creates new healthy cells quicker. It increase the skin's elasticity. It is non-comedogenic making it suitable for everyone. It is primarily wonderful for dry skin types suffering from conditions like eczema, psoriasis, etc.​ This oil is fantastic for dry, brittle, weak, dull, split end, frizzy, thinning hair types. This oils will change your hair game dramatically.

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Algae 40% DHA Oil PS: This oil softens the top layer of the skin and has powerful anti-aging properties. It enhances the skin's barrier function, it prevents skin dehydration and aging. It Rejuvenates and replenishes the skin's lipids resulting in a dramatic reduction and prevention of wrinkles and fine lines. It protects your skin's collagen and elastin ensuring your skin stays healthier and younger longer."Certain algae produce long chain omega-3 fatty acids including eicosapentaenoic (EPA) and docosahexaenoic (DHA) acids as part of normal metabolism. In nature, these fatty acids enter the food chain and are important nutrients for the health of many animals, including humans. Cultured under specific and tightly controlled conditions, these oils are commercially produced for use in infant formula, foods, beverages, and a variety of supplements. EPA and DHA have long been associated with cardiovascular health. More recently the impact of DHA, as the primary n-3 fatty acid in brain and retinal tissue, has been documented. Within membranes, DHA facilitates cell signaling and serves as a precursor to highly bioactive molecules. Because endogenous production is low, levels of DHA in brain, retina, and other tissues do not reach higher levels unless this preformed fatty acid is included in the diet. Most Westernized diets provide low levels of EPA and DHA, making their use in supplements and fortified foods necessary for optimal health." - Researchgate.net

On a side note to mamas to be:

"Delivering a baby before 34 weeks of pregnancy is considered an early preterm birth and increases the baby’s risk of health problems (17). An analysis of two large studies found that women consuming 600–800 mg of DHA daily during pregnancy reduced their risk of early preterm birth by more than 40% in the US and 64% in Australia, compared to those taking a placebo (18). Therefore, it’s especially important to make sure you’re getting sufficient amounts of DHA when you’re pregnant — either through diet, supplements or both. To achieve these levels, pregnant women are advised to eat 8 ounces (226 grams) of low-mercury, omega-3-rich fish weekly. While many women take prenatal vitamins, keep in mind that some products lack DHA, so be sure to read the label carefully (19, 20)." --- Healthline.com

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Amla Oil UD: This oil is a gentle exfoliator, removing dead skin and revealing radiant healthy skin. It rejuvenates and hydrates the skin. Protects the skin from UV damage which results in younger skin that will not be prone to hyperpigmentation and ensuring even complexion. This oil is ultra-lightweight and deeply penetrates the skin keeping skin hydration and moisturization at ideal levels. This oil is often used to prevent hair loss and damage. It strengthens the skin and hair. "Phyllanthus emblica L. fruit (Amla) PE significantly increased the cell viability (MTT assay) and reduced apoptosis (Hoechst staining) in HaCaT cells exposed to UVB (40 mJ/cm2). PE abolished oxidative stress by reducing the production of intracellular ROS, O2•− and H2O2 production. Catalase activity (but not superoxide dismutase or glutathione peroxidase activity) was enhanced in keratinocytes incubated with PE prior to UVB exposure. Western blot analysis suggested that PE inhibited cytochrome c release and inhibited the dysregulation of PI3K/Akt without any impact on p38 activation. PE attenuated the inflammatory response to UVB irradiation by inhibiting AP-1, NF-κB, and the mediator PGE2. Thus, PE is a candidate with great potential for use as an active ingredient in skin care products." - NIH

 

Andiroba Oil UD: Native to the Amazon region in Brazil, Andiroba Oil has long been used by the native Indians to heal cuts and wounds. Andiroba oil is an anti-inflammatory oil rich in omega-3 fatty acids that promote skin healing from cuts and may slow the growth of skin cells in psoriasis and age spots. It promotes normal circulation to the skin and relieves pain and swelling. Andiroba oil is used in heated massage to relieve arthritis. The Northwest Amazons use the bark and leaves to treat fever, herpes, worm infections, coughs, and externally as a wash for skin problems, ulcers, and insect bites, and as an insect repellent and to remove ticks and skin parasites. It is commonly used topically to treat swelling (inflammation), arthritis, rashes, muscle and joint aches, injuries, wounds, boils, and herpes ulcers. Due to constitution being limonoids it normalizes the circulation of the skin’s blood, leaving the skin ultimately fresher, younger, plumper, radiant and healthy.

Apricot Kernel Oil NPS: Holistica only uses cold pressed 100% organic kosher apricot oil, this oil has been tested for many properties including the cure for cancer due to its high levels of B17 that is currently used as a natural approach to treat cancer. It is well acknowledge for its many therapeutic properties but as for skin care it is fantastic for it’s anti-inflammatory, antiaging, antibacterial, antiseptic, antioxidant and emollient effect. It is especially wonderful for oily skin types needing additional moisture, it will not cause an cystoic acne flare up or cause the drying effect that most oily skin type cosmetics do. Apricot Kernel oil is packed with fatty acids, Vit A, C, and E, with a beyond average amount of antioxidants keeping your skin and hair young and healthy.

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Argan Oil PS: Grown in North Africa and mainly Morocco, the Argan tree grows wild in semi-desert, and is extremely well adapted to drought, Argan Oil is produced from the kernels of this plant, and it is considered to be one of the rarest oils in the world due to the small and very specific areas in which it is grown  Argan Oil is rich in antioxidants and omega 6 fatty acids and contains twice as much vitamin E in comparison to Olive Oil. It contains a rich amount of Saponins which softens the skin, restores the skin’s water lipid layer therefore reducing wrinkles and sagginess. It has been successful at treating acne and eczema helping the skin to maintain a youthful, soft, glowing appearance. Argan Oil is an excellent moisturizer which is absorbed quickly without leaving a greasy feeling ensuring healthy softer skin and hair. Argan has very high levels of Vitamin A & E, Phenols, Carotene, Squalene and Fatty Acids and extremely high levels of antioxidants which aids to undo and prevent further damage of free radicals. If you have a nut allergy, argan oil could cause an skin irritation even though rare, always do a patch test if you do have a nut allergy.

 

Arnica Oil NPS: "Arnica is used topically for a wide range of conditions, including bruises, sprains, muscle aches, wound healing, superficial phlebitis, joint pain, inflammation from insect bites, and swelling from broken bones. More recent studies suggest it may also be helpful in the treatment of burns." - Mount Sinai

"Arnica gel can be applied to the skin for osteoarthritis. The active chemicals in arnica may reduce swelling, decrease pain, and act as antibiotics." - WebMD

Arnica oil is also use to treat acne, blemishes, and dry skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis.

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Avocado Oil PS: Has been used since Aztec Times for its many medicinal and therapeutic properties. Avocado is making its way more and more into cosmetics due to its high amount of proteins and unsaturated fats, both these components are skin strengthening agents to promote healthier, resilient skin cells. This oil also contains potent amounts of Omega– 3 Fatty Acids which are found in fish oils making it a excellent substitute to keep products kosher and vegan friendly. Avocado Oil is packed with sterolin which has been documented and successfully tested to soften the skin while preventing and reducing age spots,it is a fantastic cell restorative and rejuvenator. The great thing about Avocado Oil it continues to work through the day with its high levels of anti oxidants, natural lecithin and potassium causing the skin to become softer, smoother, firmer, younger, tighter, stronger, brighter and healthier.

Babassu Oil NPS: Native to Brazil this oil contains 50% Lauric Acid and the other 50% is made up of Myristic, Stearic, Palmitic, Oleic Acids, its non-oily constitution it is a fantastic emollient for both oily and dry skin types. It is rich in Vitamin E and Phytosterols which gives this oil its anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant properties. This oil is wonderful for treating itchiness, dryness, eczema, psoriasis, swelling, redness, sensitivity, malnourished, dehydrated, and allergenic skin. Babassu Oil is more watery then oily making it superb for nourishing hair without stripping it of its natural oils but restoring the hair elasticity and health. This oil is truly remarkable with its many versatile uses and therapeutic properties.

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Baobab Oil PS: This oil comes from the tree known as "the tree of life" considering that the tree lives up to 2,000 years, it is rich in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. It locks in moisture but without leaving that unpleasant greasy film. It deeply penetrates the skin and nourishes mature, dry, sagging skin and reducing the signs of wrinkles and fine lines. It softens the skin while healing any imperfections especially puffy eyes with dark circles.

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Basil Oil NPS: "Basil contains vitamin C, calcium, magnesium, potassium, and iron. It also contains chemicals that might help reduce inflammation, kill bacteria and fungi, and reduce symptoms in the stomach." - WebMD

"Significant effects (p≤0.05) were observed for both creams in the case of TEWL. The base showed insignificant (p≤0.05) while formulation showed significant effects on skin moisture. Volume, SELS SEr (skin roughness), SEsc (skin scaliness), SEsm (skin smoothness), SEw (skin wrinkles) parameter showed significant decline while texture parameter of ‘Energy’ showed significant increase. Conclusion: The results statistically indicated that the active formulation containing extract of Basil exert antiaging effects when applied topically." NIH

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Bergamot Oil NPS: "Skin. Several compounds in bergamot oil have immunomodulatory, wound-healing activities, and anti-inflammatory properties. This may make bergamot oil an effective spot treatment for acne or other small wounds on the skin if you do not have sensitive skin. Bergamot may also help improve psoriasis symptoms." Healthline.com

We do use this oil cautiously since Bergamot can make the skin sensitive to the sun. Bergamot is antiseptic, it helps balance the skin and help reduce the appearance of scars and help reduces blemishes. 

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Bilberry Seed Oil UD: "Wild bilberry isolates as active components revealed the potential to significantly increase the hydration of stratum corneum while concomitantly improving the skin barrier function and showing good tolerability and preserved pH value of the skin after application. Adding to these good sensory properties of the formulated cream containing wild bilberry isolates as active principles, such preparation might be potentially used in the skin impairments accompanied by oxidative stress and/or dry skin." - NIH

Bilberry is powerful when it comes to ensuring your skin's defences against environmental stressors and pollutants. Bilberry is one of richest sources of antioxidants, anthocyanins, polyphenolics. It is highly hydrating encouraging skin elasticity, strength and activity. 

Black Cumin Oil UD: Is cultivated throughout Asia, the Middles East, and Africa. The carrier oil has a high amount of A, B, and C Vitamins and minerals including potassium, copper, zinc and selenium. Also known as ‘Black Seed Oil’, Black Cumin Seed Oil has been used as an all-purpose medicinal oil for centuries in Asia and Middle Eastern countries, especially for skin problems. According to a hadith of Islam, the Prophet Mohammed said, “... the black granules (kalonji) are the remedy for all diseases except death.” This oil has been used for over 3,300 years to keep people extremely healthy while treating headaches to skin irritations to incurable impossible ailments. To this day it is the most powerful anti-inflammatory herbs ever. Black cumin has Thymoquinone which has been documented of effectivity reducing the size of existing tumors. The extensive amount of benefits is far too long to list and we are proud to have it as one of our main oils but we really suggest going to the following link to read up on about it. 
http://www.activationproducts.com/marine-phytoplankton-supplement/black-cumin-healing/

 

Black Currant Oil UD: It is rich in flavonoids which will block free radicals, it has phenolic compounds that would repair sun damage. It has Gamma-Linolenic Acid and Anthocyanins which fight the signs of aging and dramatically wrinkles. It is non-comedogenic making an excellent choice for all skin types. It is also fabulous for hair growth because of its anti-inflammatory which is important for the hair follicles to prevent breakage and shedding.

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Black Pepper Oil UD: "Piperine might also kill fungi and parasites."- WebMD

"BPEO appears to be a good therapeutic candidate for a variety of health conditions including wound care and metabolic diseases" - NIH

Black Pepper show significant ability to fight bacteria and environmental pollutants while exfoliating dead skin and encouraging and assisting the nourishing skin cells and promote it to self rejuvenate and create a proper and healthy oil production.

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Blue Chamomile UD: It is anti-inflammatory, and contains compounds such as azulene and bisabolol which calms and soothes sensitive, allergenic, reactive skin types that suffer from rosacea. It helps with wound healing, skin relaxation. It os antibacterial and rich in antioxidants offering a moderate degree of anti-aging properties but also helps with the treatment of dermatitis. discoloration, eczema, and acne. This is vital for those who are sensitive to most skin care products. This is great for burns and sunburns and desensitizing the skin from previous chemicals.

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Blue Tansy Oil UD:

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Borage Oil: Is well known as one of the richest sources of essential fatty acids known to man. It is the richest source of gamma linolenic acid (GLA) - up to 25%. This helps to encourage mobile joints and tissues. It is also a fantastic source for vitamins, and minerals. It can help with sunburned and aged skin. Borage seed oil is used for skin disorders including eczema, seborrheic dermatitis, and neurodermatitis. It is also used for rheumatoid arthritis, stress, premenstrual syndrome, diabetes, attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder, acute respiratory distress syndrome, alcoholism, pain and swelling (inflammation), and for preventing heart disease and stroke. It is also one of the most effective and safest oils for babies for all their skin needs including treating cradle cap, diaper rash, and ulcers.

Brazil Nut Oil: Has the highest the level of selenium of any nut and is rich in magnesium and thiamine. Its wonderful for restoring a youthful glowing appearance because of it potent levels of antioxidants stimulate production of glutathione which combats free radicals that damages the skin’s collage. Due to the large amounts of Vitamin E and Selenium Brazil Nut Oil prevents skin cancer while this oil contains coper it aids in helping and enhancing the natural production of melanin which protects from harmful UV Rays. Brazil Nut Oil aids in treating acne, aging, dryness and completely restores the skin to a healthy state. To read more about its benefits for the skin, hair and body please read the following link. http://www.healthbeckon.com/brazil-nuts-benefits/

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Broccoli Seed Oil: this oil is cold press preserving its 50% Erucic Acid which is an anti-oxidant. It a superior hydrating and anti-aging oil which is rich in Vitamin C and Omegas which results in brighter, radiant, healthy looking skin. It has anti-inflammatory properties that makes this oil ideal for oil skin types especially those suffering from acne, this oil will soothe irritations and reduce breakouts. It Rejuvenates and revitalizes the skin.

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Buah Merah Oil:

Buriti Oil: Is an Amazonian tree which is referred to “life tree” because most of human necessities could be sourced from its fruit. It is extremely rich in carotenoids (Vit A is 50. U.I p/100g) Buriti Fruit Oil, possess natural elements which moisturize , repair, and nourish the skin. According to research that has been conducted throughout various labs, Buriti oil is anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and photo-protective. The antioxidant activity of buriti oil helps to protect the membranes surrounding all skin cells, which keeps the skin cells healthy longer. These antioxidant properties also prevents and protects the skin from damage. The anti-inflammatory properties of buriti oil help combat skin conditions such as redness, rashes, sensitive skin, roughness and irritation. Effective for: Eczema, Psoriasis, Sun Burn and Sun protectant from UVA rays, Aging Skin, Burns, Dry Skin / lips and rashes, Repairing Dry or Damaged Hair. It is rich in Beta-carotene, and contains Essential Fatty Acids such as: Palmitic Acid, Palmitoleic Acid, Linoleic Acid, Stearic Acid, Oleic Acid, with high levels of Vitamin C.

 

Cacay Oil:

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Camelina Oil:

Camellia Oil: Protects the skin from free radical damage, refines mature skin, and nourishes the complexion. 
It is easily absorbed by the skin, leaving it silky smooth without the greasy feeling, making it one of the best kept secrets. For centuries its been used as a traditional hair conditioner and also as a treatment to strengthen brittle nails. Its other benefits are:

* Emollient     

* Anti-Diabetic     

* Antioxidant     

* Analgesic     

* Hair Conditioner     

* Anti-Allergic     

* Cicatrizing   

* Encourages Circulation     

* Anti-Aging     

* Emulsifier     

* Anti-Microbial     

* Neuroprotective 

* Lipid Lowering Effects     

* Anti-Inflammatory     

* Insecticide     

* Astringent     

* Immune booster     

* Anti-Mutation

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Camphor Oil:

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Carrot Oil: Rich in beta-carotene a powerful anti-oxidant that will keep your skin safe from free radicals and creating a beautiful youthful and healthy looking skin. It is also rich in Vitamin A & E which is amazing for your hair creating a non-greasy shine to your hair that makes is look flawless and healthy. According to WedMD "Its antifungal and antibacterial properties might help with skin infections. Some skin conditions like eczema often have extra Staphylococcus bacteria. Carrot seed oil might help relieve eczema by fighting it. Some people also add carrot seed oil to shampoo and conditioner to help nourish their scalp."

 

Castor Oil: Is one of the most powerful oils used for centuries for all types of skin and hair issues including used medicinally for health issues. It is actually used in veterinary medicine as anti-bloat treatment for livestock suffering from extreme bloat or constipation. It is rich in Omega 3 fatty acids, ricinoleic acid, flavonoids, Vitamin E, phenolic acid, amino acids, terpenoids and phytosterols. Unfortunately there is not enough research has done concerning its safety for use during pregnancy, so it has been added to the not-safe for pregnancy list especially considering that this oil is used to induce labour in mothers who are past their due date. It is safe for babies, and postpartum mothers. Other than that note Castor Oil can do everything for your skin from reducing the appearance of dark spots and preventing further hyperpigmentation. It helps fight and reduce acne since it antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal and anti-bacterial. It has a low comedogenic rating which will ensure you won't have future acne flare ups or have clogged pores, your skin will always appear balanced and clean. It has strong anti-aging properties, fights free radicals, advance moisturization and hydration which will ensure your skin stays fresh, youthful, revitalized and rejuvenated giving a plump soft appearance. This oil has been use for ages for dry skin conditions such as: psoriasis, eczema, dermatitis. Your skin will feel so amazing with castor oil. It has been used to treat sunburns and wounds because it has healing property. Castor oil can be used a toothpaste replacement (oil pulling) or simply apply to your toothbrush and brush it will whiten and thoroughly clean your teeth from plaque and reduce gum inflammation. Castor oil has been used to strengthen, growth, shine, health and volume of hair, eyelashes and eyebrows. It is the ultimate hair and scalp oil. It final property that is very interesting is it has been used topically for centuries to help with arthritis pain, bruising, joint pain and inflammation, sore muscles.

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Cedarwood Oil:  We Use Atlas, Cupressus Funebris, and Himalayan 

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Chamomile (Roman):

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Chaulmoogra Oil: Is used to treat serious skin conditions and is even given by IV to treat leprosy. It has been used in Ayurveda for more than 4,000 years to treat acne, rheumatism, eczema, leukoderma, scrof- ula, wounds, sprains, sores and bruises. Its benefits are historical and well documented.

Cherry Kernel Oil: Contains natural antioxidants, alpha, delta and gamma tocopherols plus vitamins A & E.  It also contains a polyunsaturated fatty acid called eleostearic, a conjugated linolenic acid that prevents UV absorption by forming a barrier on the surface of the skin or hair.

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Chia Seed Oil: 

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Cinnamon Bark Oil:

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Citronella Oil

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Clary Sage Oil:

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Clove Oil:

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Clove Stem Oil:

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Coconut Oil:

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Coffee Oil:

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Copaiba Oil: "The therapeutic benefits of copaiba oil-resin have encouraged its use in developing dermatological emulsions. Here, the anti-inflammatory, healing, antimicrobial, analgesic, and permeation-promoting properties of this medicinal oil are shown by reviewing articles from 2005 to 2021. Their properties encourage research to develop an herbal medicinal effective in treating skin diseases and cutaneous leishmaniasis." https://www.dermatoljournal.com/articles/minireview-about-medicinal-copaiba-oil-in-the-treatment-of-skin-diseases.html

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Cranberry Seed Oil:

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Elemi Oil:

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Eucalyptus Oil:  “On the skin, eucalyptus oil has been used to treat arthritis, boils, sores, and wounds. The oil is also used in some insect repellents. Preliminary studies have also shown that oil of lemon eucalyptus may also keep ticks away.” - Mount Sinai.  We use dehydrated leaves and eucalyptus oil. It is a well known for its anti-inflammatory properties, reduce pain and irritation, for oral health, it is marvelous for address dry skin and soothing the skin in a peaceful rejuvenating way. It Is antimicrobial, antibacterial, UV protection, kills bacteria that is on the skin reducing inflammation that could lead to different variety of skin conditions. Rich in antioxidants leading to anti-aging results. Has strong moisturization properties and locks moisture in, while being a strong insect repellent including skin mites.

 

Evening Primrose Oil:

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Fennel Oil:

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Fir Needle Oil:

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Flaxseed Oil:

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Frankincense Oil:

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Garlic Oil:​

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Geranium Oil:

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Ginger Oil:

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Goji Berry Seed Oil:

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Grape Seed Oil:

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Grapefruit Oil:

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Green Tea Oil:

 

Helichrysum Italicum Oil:

Hemp Oil: Is rich in omega 3 and omega 6, it has a full amino acid spectrum meaning that it provides complete protein while having a high mineral content. It is used to nourish the skin and hair due to its complex cellular structure that matches our own skins lipids making the hemp’s essential fatty acids readily and easily absorbed by the skin. Hemp plays a important preventative role in skin aging while restoring a healthy moisture balance. It adds a barrier function and aids to a healthy glowing appearance of the skin as it also gives relief for acne, minor abrasions, psoriasis and eczema. One of the most beneficial oils with endless miraculous results for skin and hair.

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Hibiscus Oil:

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Ho Leaf Oil:

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Jasmine Oil:

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Jojoba Oil:

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Juniper Berry Oil:

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Kalahari Melon Oil:

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Karanja Oil:

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Key Lime Oil:

Kukui Nut Oil: Has high levels of natural polyunsaturated fatty acids and is easily absorbed by the skin without leaving an oily feeling. For centuries Hawaiians have used Kukuinut Oil to protect the skin from salt water, harsh sun and drying winds. It is excellent for dry skin, eczema or any severe skin condition. It properties are so unique that it is often used on its own because it has a quick penetration speed allowing the skin to rapidly absorb all its nutrients, leaving skin irresistible.

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Laurel Leaf Oil:

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Lavender Oil:

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Lemon Oil:

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Lemongrass Oil:

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Linseed Oil:

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Litsea Oil:

Macadamia Nut Oil: Is a regenerative oil with its high mono-unsaturated fatty acids, palmitoleic acid, omega 3 and omega 6. It successfully used to heal scars, sunburns, and is ideal for infants. It is also fantastic for bleached or color hair as it lengthens the vibrancy of the hair color as it restores it.

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Mandarin Oil:

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Manuka Oil:

Marula Oil: Is rich in antioxidant and essential fatty acids; this oil has been well documented to significantly improve skin hydration, softness and smoothness. It has 60% more antioxidants than any other oil ensuring unbeatable results of removal and prevention of wrinkles and sun damage. It is also an all skin type oil which even oily and acneic skin types would benefit from. This oil has ultra fine molecules resulting in immediate hydration, moisturization, nourishment, and penetration. It is fantastic for blemishes while fighting bacteria and other environmental aggressors that can cause sensitivities, premature aging, and damage. It has deep cleansing capabilities but it will not clog pores and since its non-oily it will add a protective barrier while letting the skin breath.

Meadowfoam Oil: Contains 98% fatty acids long chain carbon atoms resistant to oxidation due to naturally occurring tocopherols and is one of the most stable lipids known and will actually extend the shelf life of less stable ingredients. Meadowfoam oil has wonderful moisturizing, rejuvenating properties and is a strong UV protection. This oil is cold pressed and has superb anti-oxidants which soften and tighten the skin but it’s three main components that make it unique: Tocopherol, Docosadienoic Acid, and Eicosenoic Acid; making this oil versatile and non-comedogenic and ideal for all skin types.

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Moringa Oil:​

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Muskmelon Oil:

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Myrrh Oil: 

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Neem Oil: Is reputed for its antiseptic, dermatological and dental properties. It is rich in fatty acids and glycerides; together with its healing properties, provide an excellent natural moisturizing base for the skin. This oil has been used for centuries in traditional Indian Medicine to aid in the healing of and not limited to eczema, psoriasis, rashes, burns, and acne.

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Olive Oil:

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Orange Oil:

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Oregano Oil:

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Passion Fruit Oil:

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Peach Kernel Oil:

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Peppermint Oil:

Perilla Oil: Is rich in vitamins and amino acids and approximately 50-60% of the oil is Alpha Linoleic Ac- id which is an Omega 3 fatty acid. The high levels of ALA helps the skin and hair retain moisture and with such an amount of polyunsaturated fatty acids it is used regularly for eczema and psoriasis. This is oily is fantastic for skin types that react to anything, this oily will calm the skin preventing inflammation, redness, reactions, break-outs, while it soothes, plumps, hydrates, and adds a radiant glow. It is a historical plant that has been used to treat asthma, stomachaches, relieve muscle spasms, treat coughs and with new discovered potential in treating allergies, cancer, autoimmune diseases, and depression. It is an oily that balances the skin, helps the skin hold onto water and nutrients that it needs to remain firm, tight, young, and wrinkle free. Strengthening the skin’s outer layer to add a protective barrier.

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Persian Lime Oil:

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Pine Oil:

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Plump Kernel Oil:

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Pomegranate Oil:

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Poppy Seed Oil:

Pracaxi Oil: Is a native tropical tree, its seeds has one of the highest concentrations of behenic acid among natural products. It is used as a remedial and emollient in the Amazon for stretchmarks and bacteria skin diseases, and has been proven to be effective insecticidal against mosquitos carrying Denge and Yellow Fever. Pracaxi oil is used as hair detangler and hair brightener, and to strengthen the shaft of the hair. It is also used as a skin lightener for pregnancy mask and to reduce the appearance of burn scars. It is currently being used medicinally in new drugs for snakebite and hemorrhagic problems. It contains 45% Oleic Acid along with Palmitic, Stearic, Linoleic, Linolenic, Lauric, and Palmitic Acids. This oily is consider a “Cure All” oil and is therapeutic and healing for all skin types. It has extremely quick healing speed of skin tissue, cuts and scratches. It is great to treat psoriasis, eczema, rosacea, Erysipelas, dryness, rough, sensitivities, redness, damaged, and infected skin. This oil is used in our stretch mark formulas due to its unbelievable results to remove and prevent stretchmarks with reported additional results of diminishing cellulite and varicose vein, leaving skin flawless.

Prickly Pear Oil: Organic Prickly Pear Oil is also known as Barbary Fig Oil and has been the beauty secret of Berber women for many centuries. It is highly moisturizing and has many properties that are beneficial to the skin. High in Omega-6 Fatty Acids and naturally occurring Carotenoids, Vitamins C and E, and Flavonoids, this skin-toning oil contains powerful antioxidants. This nutrient-rich, fast absorbing oil is high in Linoleic Acid, which helps to maintain skin’s supple look and brightens the complexion. Prickly Pear Carrier Oil penetrates deeply into the skin to provide intense hydration without clogging the pores. Rich in Vitamin E and amino acids which help to nourishes, moisturizes, and softens the skin, preventing the look of mature skin and appearance of fine lines. This oil promotes elasticity and provides the skin a smoother, refined skin texture. When used as a night serum, it reduces the appearance of dark spots and dark circles, so the skin appears visibly younger. Its nutrient rich content promotes shiny, moisturized, rejuvenated hair, skin, and nails.

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Pumpkin Seed Oil: Is potently rich in Vitamin A,B,D, and E, along with minerals and proteins; it can be used on all skin types. It has over 60% unsaturated fatty acids and is rich in omega3 and omega 6 fatty acids making it a phenomenal moisturizer, lubricator aiding in combating wrinkles, fine lines, dehydration, demineralization, and collagen loss. This oil is extremely nourishing and beneficial!

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Radish Seed Oil:

 

Raspberry Seed Oil: Is rich in Vitamin A & E and essential fatty acids, it has high levels of tocopherols  (antioxidants), which hydrate the skin offering anti-aging benefits of improving skin elasticity, suppleness and flexibility, while softening and smoothing the look of wrinkles, fine lines and sagging skin.  This oil is great at Absorbing UV-B and UV-C and is a broad spectrum sun protection. Anti-inflammatory due to high content of alpha linolenic acid (the highest in any fruit seed oil) and phytosterols, therefore helpful for eczema and psoriasis. Anti-aging benefits due to content of ellegic acid (an antioxidant). This study shows that elegiac acid “reduced the destruction of collagen and inflammatory response, both major causes of wrinkles.” It also protects against ultra violet damage. Very high in Vitamin E – an antioxidant. Antioxidants in skin care are important to prevent oxidative damage, which can lead to premature skin aging and skin cancer. Very high levels of phytosterols that can help reduce trans-epidermal water loss, thereby helping to keep skin moisturized. Phytosterols also help to repair skin damaged by environmental factors including sun damage.

Ricebran Oil: Is extremely rich in vitamins, minerals, proteins, and essential oils. It hinders UV ray ab- sorption at the skin’s surface and with its high percentage of fatty acids and unsaponifiables it is one of the best sources for tocotrienols, an antioxidant much more powerful and effective than Vitamin E. Ricebran is an mild oil which makes it perfect for dry/flakey, sensitive, mature and/or delicate skin (infants) where additional moisture is required and is effective for keeping skin smooth. Ricebran oil contains a compound call gamme-oryzanol which impedes the progress of melanin pigmentation by re- storing the erythema activity of tyrosinase enzyme as it intercepts UV rays. It is great for hair since it adds a wonderful sheen and silkiness without weighting down and making limp the hair.

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Ridge Gourd Seed Oil:

 

Rosehip Oil:

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Rosemary Oil:

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Sacha Inchi Oil:

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Safflower Oil:

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Sage Oil:

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Sandalwood Oil:

Sea Buckthorn Oil: Is the single highest source of Vitamin C and E, unsaturated fatty acids, essential amino acids, and beta carotene, making this one of best natural sources for antioxidants which allows this oil to be the miracle oil to combat and erase wrinkles, saggy, tired, malnourished, dryness, and any other symptoms of dry, aged skin. This oil is used to promote healing of burns, eczema, radiation injury ulcer and small cuts or wounds. This oil is a must for cell regeneration, restoration, and rejuvenation and when used in small amounts oily skin types benefit from its therapeutic properties.

Sesame Seed Oil: Is rich in Vitamin E and B, along with minerals such as calcium, magnesium, and phosphorus. 
It is an antibacterial for common skin pathogens, such as staphylococcus and streptococcus as well as common skin fungi, such as athlete’s foot. It is a wonderful an antiviral and anti-inflammatory agent. It has been documented to unblock arteries and treat several chronic disease including hepatitis, diabetes, and migraines but it is a powerful inhibitor of malignant melanoma growth. Research shows it will penetrate the skin neutralizing oxygen radicals while entering the blood stream through capillaries helping maintain good cholesterol (HDL) and lower bad cholesterol (LDL).

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Sour Cherry Seed Oil:

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Sweet Birch Oil:

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Star Anise Oil:

Tamanu Oil: Is reputed to have wondrous wound-healing properties. It is known as being a cure-all for almost every skin ailment one can think of, from acne to eczema to psoriasis. Tamanu Oil contains neutral lipid, phospholipids and glycolipids which are a natural constituents of healthy skin making it a powerful healer for burns, cuts, eczema, rashes, and insect bits. Tamanu Oil is reputed for its agents that promote new tissue and healthy skin growth while preventing cancer cells. It also contain three vital compounds for healthy skin: Calophyllic, Calophyllolide, and Lactone. Tamanu has no limits.

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Tangerine Oil:

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Tea Tree Oil:

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Thyme Oil:

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Tomato Seed Oil: Is suitable for all skin types especially considering it is packed with antioxidants, vitamins and minerals. It is a gentle moisturizer but powerful considering it has a high content of Lycopene, Vitamin E, Linoleic Acid, Phytosterols, and Carotenoids which reduces wrinkles, age spots, and softens and hydrates the skin. It helps restore damaged hair. This oil is especially used for skin types that are suffering from extreme dryness that causes chapped or cracked skin patches and completely soothes and restores the skin to a soft and healthy state. It reduces scarring, stretchmarks, blemishes and hyperpigmentation. What is great is it is non-comedogenic and is light and non-greasy

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Turmeric Oil:

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Vetiver Oil:

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Wintergreen Oil

 

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