Carrier oils are the oils you can eat or use safely on your skin without dilution, or both. Carrier oils are synonymous with edible oils, although some are consumed in small amounts only, as nutritional supplements, or for their various therapeutic effects, and a few require extra processing to render them 100% safe to eat … Read more about What Are Carrier Oils?
Essential oils are pleasantly scented oils obtained from the most fragrant parts of a plant, most notably flowers, leaves, peel and seeds, but also fruits, twigs, wood, bark, root and resin. Versus carrier oils which are typically edible, essential oils are inedible, toxic even if ingested, no matter how small the amounts, or used topically … Read more about What Are Essential Oils and How to Use Them?
Rose hip oil, or rose hip seed oil, is an inedible carrier oil obtained from the seeds of rose hips, the fruit of the rose plant. It is not the same thing as rose oil, which is an essential oil obtained from rose flower petals. The uses of rose hip oil are mostly cosmetic, being … Read more about Properties and Benefits of Rose Hip Oil
Bay leaf oil is a type of essential oil made from the leaves of the bay laurel, also called sweet bay (Laurus nobilis). Another species, the West Indian bay leaf (Pimenta racemosa), also allows for the extraction of the essential oils in the leaves and the production of an oil with the same name. Today’s … Read more about 9 Excellent Bay Leaf Oil Benefits and Uses
