Hazelnut Oil (50ml)
Botanical Name: Corylus Avellana
Colour and Smell: light yellow, mild scent.
Texture: Fine textured, one of the highly unsaturated vegetable oils
The common hazelnut is grown all over the European and Asian continents and beyond. Hazelnut usage dates back at least 9000 years with archaeological evidence of mass hazelnut processing being found at several places in the British Isles.
Hazelnut Oil is a versatile oil. It is used in cosmetics as a nourishing agent but has also some astringent properties. This way it can be used by dry or oily skin types.
Botanical Name: Corylus Avellana
Colour and Smell: light yellow, mild scent.
Texture: Fine textured, one of the highly unsaturated vegetable oils
The common hazelnut is grown all over the European and Asian continents and beyond. Hazelnut usage dates back at least 9000 years with archaeological evidence of mass hazelnut processing being found at several places in the British Isles.
Hazelnut Oil is a versatile oil. It is used in cosmetics as a nourishing agent but has also some astringent properties. This way it can be used by dry or oily skin types.
Botanical Name: Corylus Avellana
Colour and Smell: light yellow, mild scent.
Texture: Fine textured, one of the highly unsaturated vegetable oils
The common hazelnut is grown all over the European and Asian continents and beyond. Hazelnut usage dates back at least 9000 years with archaeological evidence of mass hazelnut processing being found at several places in the British Isles.
Hazelnut Oil is a versatile oil. It is used in cosmetics as a nourishing agent but has also some astringent properties. This way it can be used by dry or oily skin types.
50ml amber bottle. Keep away from direct sunlight.
Origin; Turkey.
Use: Can be used as a face or body oil. Essential oils can be added to this product at 3%.
Indications: Dry and oily skin. Safely used by pregnant and breastfeeding women, babies and infants.
Contraindications: Individuals allergic to nut and oil-rich fruits like avocados, coconut and olives.
