Almond Sweet Carrier Oil 100mL

Legend: Nearly every ancient civilisation used almonds. By 4,000 B.C. people were cultivating almond trees, which blossomed well in the lands surrounding the Mediterranean Sea.
In Egypt, King Tut took several handfuls of almonds to his grave in 1352 B.C., to nourish him on his journey into the afterlife.
Greek mythology mentions an almond tree that sprang up on Phyllis’ grave in Thrace when she died of a broken heart after Demophon left her after their wedding following the Trojan War. The tree blossomed only after Demophon visited the grave some years later.
The Romans showered newlyweds with almonds as a fertility charm. Today, we give guests at weddings a bag of sugared almonds, representing children, happiness, romance, good health and fortune. In Sweden, cinnamon-flavored rice pudding with an almond hidden inside is a Christmas custom. Find it, and good fortune is yours for a year.
Consumption of almonds in India is believed to be good for the brain, while the Chinese consider it a symbol of enduring sadness and female beauty.
The almond has been revered in art, music and literature as emblems of beauty, hope and rebirth.

Heal your body: Sweet Almond is an excellent emollient and is known for its ability to soften and re-condition the skin. It is rich in proteins and Vitamin D, and is considered extremely nourishing – particularly when used regularly. Contains Olein Glyceride Linoleic Acid. It can be expected to sooth dry skin and irritated areas.
Skincare benefits:
• It can lighten dark undereye circles
• It can relieve sun exposure, eczema, and rashes
• It’s a fantastic natural makeup remover
• The zinc in sweet almond oil is great for healing brittle nails
• Because many hair care products strip your hair of natural oils, sweet almond oil can help restore this protective barrier

Massage therapists should note that it can stain sheets.

Botanical Name: Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis
Place of Origin: Australia
Plant Part: Kernels
Colour: Golden Yellow
Consistency: Medium
Absorption: Absorbs into skin at average speed, slight oil feeling left on skin.
Strength of Aroma: Low
Aromatic Scent: Light, Sweet, Nutty.
Common Method of Extraction: Cold Pressed
Blends well with: all Essential Oils
Directions: Add 5 drops in total of your chosen Magnifiscense Essential Oils to 10 mLs of Sweet Almond Oil
Shelf life: Sweet Almond is slow to become rancid; users can expect 6 Months to 1 Year with proper Storage (cool, out of direct sunlight). Refrigeration after opening is recommended.
Warnings: None known unless you have a nut allergy.