Hazelnut Oil Benefits and Uses
Hazelnut oil is a good oil to use if you have naturally oily skin. It absorbs readily into the skin, leaving little to no residue.
Green Health and Complementary Medicine
Hazelnut oil is a good oil to use if you have naturally oily skin. It absorbs readily into the skin, leaving little to no residue.
L-Carnosine is a naturally occurring dipeptide of the amino acids alanine and histidine. It protects against dementia and possible Alzheimer’s disease, can rejuvenate cells that are senescent, normalizes body functions including blood flow, brain wave patterns (by acting as a neurotransmitter), and immune response, and may play a crucial role in preventing seizures. That’s quite a bit of work for one supplement!
Evening primrose oil is expensive, but you only need to add a small amount to your carrier oil blend. Keep the amount of evening primrose oil you add to your carrier blend to between 5% and 10% to get the most bang for your buck.
Acne: Bergamot, cedarwood, chamomile, Clary sage, clove, eucalyptus, frankincense, geranium, juniper, lavender, lemon, lemongrass, maijoram, myrtle, patchouli, petitgrain, ravensara, rosemary, rosewood, sage, sage lavender, sandalwood, spearmint, tea tree, thyme, vetiver, yarrow.
The use of rhodolia as a traditional medicine spans millennia, and has a strong documented history in Russia, Sweden, and Greece among other countries. The plant grows in higher elevations, and goes by numerous names, but is known scientifically as Rhodiola rosea. Western medical research in human subjects has been limited to date, but preliminary investigations show a strong potential for Rhodiola as a medicine to fight depression, general anxiety disorders, and fatigue. The plant is also believed to have cancer-fighting properties, and to enhance mental and physical performance – how’s that for a miracle plant?
Coconut oil smells great, which is why people do not hesitate to apply it on the face. It does not lead to rash formation even with extended use. Innovative thinking led to the extract being used as an aftershave.
Cranberry seed oil is a relative newcomer to the world of carrier oils, but it brings a lot to the table. It’s packed with a unique blend of nutrients that the other carrier oils don’t have.
Health buffs tell you medium-chain fatty acids are good for health and this is what makes coconut oil invaluable as an ingredient in daily food. Experts find the extract has many other uses because of the nutrients and proteins found in the extract.
If you or your teen have problems with acne, perhaps you’ve had the opportunity to take a gander at the long and intimidating ingredient list on the bottles and jars of the more popular products boasting their ability to clear the skin. Scary, isn’t it? Besides not being able to recognize anything on the list but perhaps words like “water” or “alcohol,” pronouncing anything on there is enough to win you some sort of prize. But there is hope, oh yes, there is. You can make your own acne remedy with a few powdered herbs.
Grapeseed oil is a great base oil for many applications. It penetrates well and doesn’t leave a residue.