Friday, 14 June 2013

ALMOND OIL



Since i've been a HealthCare Adviser at where i work guys the one item that always does be asked by the customers is do we have Almond Oil!! I don't stock it on my shelves but since so many have asked for it we went and ordered it in and i wrecking we do about 2 to 3 orders a week getting in six 70ml bottles of Almond Oil every time.


Again the customers are always looking for it for different reasons,so once again it has made me interested and i had to go and look it up and find out what it can be used for. Once again i'm taking aback with what it can do. So before you run out and get some there is in fact two types of Almond Oil a sweet and bitter almond oil. The bitter almond oil is taking from the bitter part of the almond plant and can actually be quite harmful so consumption is not recommended. Sweet almond oil on the other hand has some wonderful applications and has become more and more popular in the beauty industry. The sweet almond seed to make the oil does wonders for our skin,health and your hair.



AROMATHERAPY AND MASSAGE:
Its often used by massage therapists because its easily absorbed and is a great lubricant, its a natural moisturiser and therefore suitable for all skin types. Its also one of the most popular carrier oils, as its prevents the essential oils typically used in aromatherapy from causing any irritation and also gives off a wonderful and calming aroma.

SKIN EMOLLIENT:
Almond oil is rich in vitamins A, B1, B2, B6 and E and as a result is great for the skin. It helps to moisture and nourish the skin. It easily absorbed and is most effective for combating dry and irritated skin. Almond oil has a fine texture and will not leave your skin feeling greasy or block your pores. Its now been put into soaps and moisturisers and also help with the removal of dark circles under your eyes.

HEALTHY HAIR:
Almond oil's properties even extend to having benefits for our hair. Massaging a few drops of almond oil onto your scalp adds a healthy glow to your hair. It helps make your hair stronger, thicker and adds a shine as well as nourishing and smoothing hair cuticles. Its also known to facilitate hair growth.

OLIVE OIL SUBSTITUTE:
Almond oil can also be used for culinary uses. Almond oil is high in monounsaturated fats, omega-3 and essential fatty acids similar to olive oil and can be use as a healthy alternative when cooking. Almond oil can be used in salad dressings and is great for cooking meals like stir fry. It also does wonders for our digestive system by increasing the good bacteria in our stomach.












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