Walnut oil is, in fact, walnut kernel oil. It is an edible carrier oil made from the kernels of walnuts, including English walnuts, black walnuts and, more rarely, other varieties. Walnut oil can cause food allergies in those with walnut allergy, but is otherwise safe to eat and nutritious. Given its low smoke point, walnut … Read more about Properties and Benefits of Walnut Oil

Apricot oil is actually apricot kernel oil, a cold-pressed carrier oil made from the kernels of apricot seeds. Apricot oil is known for its benefits for hair and skin in particular, thanks to its moisturizing and nourishing properties and antioxidant and anti-aging effects. Like most carrier oils, apricot too is rich in mono and poly-unsaturated … Read more about Properties and Benefits of Apricot Oil

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?