All of these oils are rich with fatty acids and contain nutrients which we absorb transdermally. They also contain a variety of antioxidants which fight skin-damaging free radicals. These oils can be used straight or mixed with a carrier oil (see Part One). A little bit goes a long way — simply apply a few drops and pat into skin.
Carrier Oils, Part Two
Apr 24, 2016admin0 comments
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In Carrier Oils, Part One we presented information on the therapeutic value of several well-known carrier oils. Here we continue that topic by introducing some lesser-known, more exotic oils.
All of these oils are rich with fatty acids and contain nutrients which we absorb transdermally. They also contain a variety of antioxidants which fight skin-damaging free radicals. These oils can be used straight or mixed with a carrier oil (see Part One). A little bit goes a long way — simply apply a few drops and pat into skin.
All of these oils are rich with fatty acids and contain nutrients which we absorb transdermally. They also contain a variety of antioxidants which fight skin-damaging free radicals. These oils can be used straight or mixed with a carrier oil (see Part One). A little bit goes a long way — simply apply a few drops and pat into skin.