This carrier oil has a fine texture and is almost odorless, light in
texture and is easily absorbed by the skin. Grapeseed oil is purported
to have regenerative and restructuring virtues and has great skin
moisturizing properties.

• Has mildly astringent qualities which help to tighten and tone the skin, which makes it useful for acne and other skin complaints.
• Grapeseed oil is a great non-greasy oil to use, but could be enriched by blending it with another oil.

Our Massage and Carrier Oils are of the highest quality. Great for
use as a single carrier or in combination with other, more expensive
carrier oils to get the cost down and to improve the shelf life of the
final product. Experiment with different oils to find the best one for
you.

• Coconut oil is good for all skin types but better for dry, oily or aging.
• For use in baths, massage and skin care.

One of the top choices of Aromatherapists as it is good for all skin
types. A very good massage oil it is beneficial for dry skin and helps
relieve itching, soreness and dryness. It is reported to be soothing,
healing, lubricating, softening, revitalizing and nourishing.

• A very popular carrier oil for use in massage because it is very light and quickly absorbed into the skin.
• Rich in proteins and vitamin D, Sweet Almond oil is both protective and nourishing to the skin when used regularly.

Sunflower oil pressed from the sunflower seeds which are rich in
lecithin and vitamin E. Its a medium weight oil that has a slight
detectable scent. Good for all skin types and very common in massage,
body lotions & oils.

• Sunflower oil is easily absorbed and leaves very little oily residue.
• Has high amounts of Vitamins A, B, D and E, minerals, lecithin, inulin, unsaturated fatty acids, and by all accounts, it is a good product for the skin.

Carrier oils are known as base oils, massage oils or fixed oils. Carrier oils are needed in aromatherapy to dilute essential oils to a level that is safe to be massaged onto the skin. Mainly made up of fatty acids or lipids, these fatty acids to have their own therapeutic uses that can be of benefit on their own in conjunction with essential oils. 

• Carrier oils are needed in aromatherapy to dilute essential oils to a level that is safe to be massaged onto the skin.
• Carrier oils are mainly made up of fatty acids or lipids.
• These fatty acids do have their own therapeutic uses that can be of benefit on their own or in conjunction with essential oils.
• When blending essential oils with carrier oils, follow the instructions contained on the leaflet of each essential oil, following the precautions.
• As with essential oils, blends of synergies, carrier oils can be used to optimise the effects.
• For example, to make a really rich massage oil for dry skin, add some jojoba oil to sweet almond oil.
• For mature skin, add some evening primrose or rosehip oil, for their added benefit.

Our Jojoba carrier oil is a rich, golden colored oil. This oil has gained a huge following in recent years for its fantastic moisturizing properties. Originally it was developed commercially as a replacement for spermaceti wax (derived from whale blubber) used traditionally in cosmetics. This oil is ideal for all dry skin conditions and can be used undiluted for really dry skins by just adding a drop or two to enhance any blend. Jojoba oil does solidify into a wax-like substance when cold. This is a natural occurrence and will reverse when warmed in the hand or left at a normal room temperature.

• When blending essential oils with carrier oils, follow the instructions contained on the leaflet of each essential oil, following the precautions.
• As with essential oils, blends of synergies, carrier oils can be used to optimise the effects.
• For example, to make a really rich massage oil for dry skin, add some jojoba oil to sweet almond oil.
• For mature skin, add some evening primrose or rosehip oil, for their added benefit.
• We select what we believe to be the best carrier oils.
• Where possible we use unrefined versions of the oils that often contain more natural goodness, including vitamins and other beneficial ingredients.

Coconut carrier oil is produced by refining the standard "fat-like" coconut oil to extract the liquid components needed to use in massage. This refining process makes the genuine oil odorless. This is an excellent carrier oil: it is light and easy to use with an exceptionally long shelf life (up to two years).

• Coconut oil is good for general massage & is sometimes used as a hair conditioner by massaging into the hair, leaving on for 10 to 30 minutes & then shampooing out (a few times).
• Use in blends or up to 100%
• When blending essential oils with carrier oils, follow the instructions contained on the leaflet of each essential oil, following the precautions.
• As with essential oils, blends of synergies, carrier oils can be used to optimise the effects.
• For example, to make a really rich massage oil for dry skin, add some jojoba oil to sweet almond oil.
• For mature skin, add some evening primrose or rosehip oil, for their added benefit.

Our Rosehip oil is collected from the wild growing Rosa Canina in the Peruvian Andes. This oil is said to have skin regenerative properties, and is good for aged skin, wrinkles and scar tissue, etc. It is naturally very nourishing and is one of the few oils that contains vitamin C, which is known for its healing properites.

• We believe this oil will be the next "vogue" item in cosmetics.
• Because it is wild growing, it is seen as organic, but not certified.
• Use it at all levels and it is a useful addition to all blends.
• When blending essential oils with carrier oils, follow the instructions contained on the leaflet of each essential oil, following the precautions.
• As with essential oils, blends of synergies, carrier oils can be used to optimise the effects.
• For example, to make a really rich massage oil for dry skin, add some jojoba oil to sweet almond oil.
• For mature skin, add some evening primrose or rosehip oil, for their added benefit.