A Complete Guide to Carrier Oils : Uses , Benefits and More

By : Aayush Gupta

Posted on : February 23, 2020

Table of Contents

What Are Carrier Oils?
What Are Carrier Oils Comprised Of?
How are Carrier Oils Extracted?
Carrier Oil Contraindications
What Determines the Quality of Carrier Oils
Storing Carrier Oils
Types of Carrier Oils
Carrier Oil Prices
Uses & Benefits of Carrier Oils
Deeper Insight into Carrier Oils
Nut Oils
Seed Oils
Fruit Oils
Essential Fatty Acid Oils
Carrier Oil Absorption Rates
Carrier Oil Diffusers
Where to Buy Carrier Oils

What Are Carrier Oils?

Carrier oils are base oils which are derived from vegetables, seeds, nuts or kernels. They are known as “fixed oils” as they stay on the skin and do not evaporate quickly.

Carrier oils are used in aromatherapy, skincare, hair products, and cosmetics. They can be added to essential oils, to control the strength of aroma, without compromising with any of the therapeutic properties.

Carrier oils have been in use since the introduction of aromatic oils and bath products in ancient Greece and Rome. Later in the 1950s, Marguerite Maury combined essential oils with carrier oils and used the resulting products in Tibetan back massages.

In recent times, carrier oils are used in products like lip balms, moisturizers, bath and body oils. They can effectively cure skin irritations, redness, premature aging and improve the conditions of both hair and skin.

What Are Carrier Oils Comprised Of?

Every carrier oil has a different composition. The components present in a carrier oil give it very specific characteristics. It is because of the difference in their components in terms of viscosity, color, or penetration speed. Their effects and therapeutic benefits also depend on their composition.

Most carrier oils contain fat-soluble vitamins, antioxidants, minerals and other nutrients that are really beneficial for skin and hair. Some of these soothe irritations, hydrate your skin or add make hair soft and healthy.

The most common components of carrier oils are minerals, vitamins, sterolins, oleic acid, linoleic acid, vitamin E, lecithin, phytosterols, essential fatty acids, selenium, medium chain triglycerides, and palmitoleic acid. The benefits of each of these components are given below.

Minerals

Improves skin conditions, especially dull skin.
Protects against pollution and environment stressors.
Balances the oil production in the skin without being harsh on sensitive skin.
Encourage exfoliation from time to time.
Tightens skin, making it appear firm and smooth.
Keeps skin hydrated and maintains moisture.

Vitamins

Repairs vital skin tissue and keeps it healthy.
Controls acne and breakouts.
Reduces the appearance of wrinkles and smoothens lines.
Hydrates skin to keep it healthy and glowing.
Has anti-inflammatory properties.
Evens out the skin tone.

Sterolins

Lessens age spots.
Repairs skin tissue damaged due to overexposure to sunlight.
Reduces the appearance of scars.
Keeps skin moisturized.
Softens rough hair

Oleic acid

Softens hair and provides shine to it.
Maintains the softness and radiance of the skin.
Makes hair thick, long and strong.
Reduces age spots, wrinkles, and fine lines.
Prevents dandruff and allows hair to grow healthy.
Betters the immunity.
Has antioxidant properties.
Reduces possibilities of joint inflammation and stiffness, while soothing pain.

Linoleic acid

Keeps hair moisturized and makes it grow faster.
Heals wounds quickly.
Is a very good emulsifier and can be used to make soaps or oils that fry fast.
Consists of anti-inflammatory properties.
Soothes acne and reduces the possibility of further breakouts.
Allows skin and hair to retain moisture and thus stay healthy.
Makes oils thinner than usual which is good for sensitive or acne-prone skin.

Vitamin E

Has antioxidant properties.
Prevents the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines.
Repairs damaged skin tissue.

Lecithin

Softens and smoothens both skin and hair.
Hydrates dry skin and brittle hair.
Maintains moisture and shine of hair.
Promotes blood circulation and makes skin and hair look healthy.

Phytosterols

Promotes the production of collagen.
Repairs sun-damaged skin.
Allows the growth of skin that is firm and smooth.
Boosts immunity.
Reduces scars and blemishes.

Essential Fatty Acids

Creates and maintains the natural oil barrier of the skin.
Hydrates dry skin to make it soft and supple.
Nourishes the cells and gets rid of toxins in the body.
Creates an antimicrobial barrier to protect the skin against pollution and other harsh conditions.
Moisturizes skin and prevents premature aging of the skin.
Prevents the loss of water from the surface of the skin.
Makes hair soft and smooth.

Selenium

Has antioxidant properties.
Reduces the appearance of wrinkles.
Allows burns and wounds to heal fast and takes care of other skin conditions.

Medium Chain Triglycerides

Prevents growth of bacteria, viruses or fungi.
Has moisturising properties.
Prevents dandruff and keeps hair healthy.
Boosts the growth of hair.

Palmitoleic Acid

Reduces the appearance of age spots and wrinkles.
Moisturizes skin and keeps it firm.
Boosts hair growth.
Makes hair appear healthy and shiny.
Makes nails healthy and strong.
Prevents premature aging of the skin by taking care of its elasticity.

How are Carrier Oils Extracted?

Most carrier oils are extracted from nuts or seeds. However, there are exceptions. Coconut oil is extracted from the “copra” which is the white flesh found inside it, while jojoba oil is extracted from the leathery leaves of the shrub and is actually more of liquid wax, rather than an oil.

Extraction of oil, whether from nuts, seeds or any other substance, can be done by various processes. Details of the three most common extraction processes are discussed in the following.

Cold Pressing

Cold Pressing is a process that does not involve any chemicals. Nuts or seeds from which the oil needs to be extracted are pressed under a horizontal pressing device, known as the expeller”.

A screw moves the nuts or the seeds through a hollow which is shaped like a barrel. This movement compresses the nuts or the seed and squeezes the oil out. The oil seeps out from the openings at the side of the barrel while the debris or the “meal” is left behind inside the barrel. The oil that is squeezed out is filtered and then packaged for sale and use.

Now, during this process, there is a fair amount of heat that is produced. The temperature depends on how hard the nuts or seeds are and how much pressure had to be applied to them. The harder the nuts or seeds, the higher the pressure applied and therefore, the higher the heat. But this heat does not harm the oil.

In cold pressing, there is no residue and oil produces is much cleaner. The oil also has a much higher concentration of natural color and aroma.

Expeller Pressing

Expeller pressing is a mechanical method that is applied for the extraction of carrier oils. Like cold processing, this process too does not involve the use of any chemicals. In expeller pressing, a hydraulic press is used to extract oil and the process produces heat.

However, unlike in cold-pressed oils, oils that have been extracted using expeller pressing do not have very low temperatures. Their temperatures usually rise above 120 degrees Celsius. Due to such high temperature, the oils need to be treated and processed properly, so that their nutrients are not damaged by the heat.

Therefore, expeller pressed oils are refined, deodorized and bleached (RDB).

The process of refining gets rid of impurities, enhances the color and texture of the oils and allows it to maintain a stable shelf-life. During the process, the oil which is to be refined is introduced to a weak base solution.

This converts the fatty acids present in the oil into soap. It then undergoes centrifugation and is rinsed with water, till just the pure oil is left. Bleaching too enhances the color of the oil. It also provides clarity as it involves filtering the oil through a layer of earth or clay.

When the oil is finally deodorized, the volatile aromatic components of the oil are vacuumed and any unpleasant odors are gotten rid of.

There is another process which expeller pressed oils often undergo. This is the winterization process. During this, the carrier oil is cooled and filtered so that any solid, crystalline elements are removed and the oil appears clearer and lighter.

Expeller pressed oils are great for use in cosmetic bases.

Oil Maceration

When a carrier oil has to be extracted from botanical substances that do not have much oil, to begin with, this method of oil maceration is used. Macerated oils are usually vegetable oils (olive oil and sunflower oil are the most common ones) and can be very easily used as solvents or bases.

These oils can also be used to extract other fat soluble properties of the botanical substances. These properties can then be infused with the therapeutic properties. It is due to this reason that macerated oils are often known as infused oils.

While infusing the properties, dried herbs are used. This allows an antimicrobial barrier to be created and prevents the risk of infection from wet herbs. To do this, the botanicals are bruised and kept in a base oil for a period of time. Often a certain amount of heat is provided to the base oil to promote better infusion.

The substance is then filtered to get rid of any plant matter. The resulting oil, therefore, will contain just the properties of the base oil and the botanicals used. The remaining base oil can be used for infusion a few more times.

The oils extracted through this process retain their natural aroma and can be incorporated into skincare products. They can also be used in natural cosmetics.

Solvent Extraction

In this method, a particular plant matter is soaked in either ethanol, methanol, petroleum ether or hexane. The solvent used to break the cell membranes of the plant and synthesize its natural oils. Once this is done, the solvent is filtered out, leaving behind the oil. The oil can then be bottled for use.

Oils obtained through solvent extraction are not completely pure. Since they are synthesized within a chemical solvent, traces of that solvent remains even when it is filtered.

Carrier Oil Contraindications

Many carrier oils are extracted from peanuts and several people are allergic to nuts. Now, you might think that since peanuts are actually legumes, they might not cause allergies like other nuts. However, this is a common misconception.

Peanuts, like any other nuts, do have the potential to trigger allergic reactions. Therefore carrier oils, while not containing the proteinaceous part (this is the part that causes the allergic reactions), should be avoided by those who are sensitive to nuts.

This is also because the purity of the oil is not always a hundred percent and even a very small percentage of the proteinaceous matter from the nuts can become quite harmful. So, it is better to use hypoallergenic oils if you are sensitive to nuts.

What Determines the Quality of Carrier Oils

Carrier oils of the best quality are completely pure, unadulterated and as natural as they can be. Most of the high-quality carrier oils are cold-pressed as this method of extraction retains most of their original properties, constituents, and aroma.

If the quality of carrier oils are not that good, they will go rancid. Organic, cold-pressed carrier oils are usually found to be of the best quality. For all carrier oils, the quality can be understood by taking into consideration their aroma, the way they have been extracted, their consistency and how fast they are absorbed into the skin, the amount of natural fatty acids and tocopherols present as well as their shelf lives. These factors are further discussed in the following points.

Aroma

Carrier oils which are of good quality do not contain any odor. They might have a faint aroma of the nut or seed from which they have been extracted. This aroma should be sweet and quite gentle.

Method of extraction

The high-quality carrier oils which are used in different products are either cold-pressed, organic, unrefined or extra virgin. If during extraction, the carrier oil has been heated to more than 45 degrees Celsius, then its quality is bound to get compromised. This happens often in the expeller extraction process.

The high temperature damages the nutrients and the oil is not completely pure. Unrefined carrier oils, on the other hand, when refined to get rid of dust particles, solids or any other unwanted substances, retain all of their properties, and nutrients like vitamins and fatty acids.

They are the purest and are usually of top grade. This is the same for cold-pressed carrier oils, which have the correct temperature and are not damaged by the additional heat that is produced. Extra virgin carrier oils too retain their nutrients in their most original state and they are only pressed twice and not any more than that.

Consistency and rate of absorption

Carrier oils have different consistencies. Some are thin while some are thicker. The consistency or viscosity will depend on the nature of your skin. If you have very dry skin, a thicker carrier oil will be good for your skin. It might take some time to get absorbed, but it is of high quality for your type of skin as it will provide intense moisturization along with deep hydration.

For oily skin, a good quality carrier oil should be of a thin consistency and should not take too much time to get absorbed. The oil will not make your skin feel greasy and instead will leave behind a silky, smooth finish. The same holds true for hair.

Carrier oils of good quality should be thick and moisturizing for damaged, dry hair but quite light and non-greasy for hair that is already oily.

Natural fatty acids and tocopherols

High-quality carrier oils should have restorative properties and these are provided by fatty acids. Tocopherols work as preservatives and add to the nutrient content of the oil. These make the carrier oils nourishing, moisturizing and regenerative.

Carrier oils of great quality will contain both fatty acids and tocopherols to boost the health of both skin and hair. The presence of these nutrients allow different fatty oils to be mixed to create a desirable formula.

Some oils are so rich in nutrients that they have an overpowering odor. A carrier oil with fewer nutrients can be added as a base and the resulting oil is not only of good quality but also contains the required properties.

Shelf life

Carrier oils that have a long shelf life are considered to be of better quality. Carrier oils that are rich in unsaturated fatty acids will not last long (maximum 6 months) but carrier oils that have the right amount of nutrients will last up to 2 years.

To maintain the quality of the oil and to make sure that it lasts a long time, you should store the carrier oil in a cool, dark place to prevent oxidation (especially if the oil does not ha antioxidant properties).

Storing Carrier Oils

Carrier oils need to be stored in cool dark places. Sunlight or direct light can damage the constituents of carrier oils. Many people, to keep these oils fresh, store them in the refrigerator. However, some oils cannot be refrigerated.

When an oil like avocado oil is refrigerated, the cold temperature can cause considerable damage to its delicate components. The oil might even solidify or lose clarity and become cloudy.

A few carrier oils like borage, evening primrose, flaxseed, or rosehip oils, can become rancid within a short period of time. Therefore, to improve their shelf lives, you should add 1% of vitamin E (natural) oil and it will act as a preservative. These oils can also be refrigerated and will eventually liquefy at room temperature.

Types of Carrier Oils

The various career oils are categorized on the basis of their state of solidity. Thus, they are divided into hard oils and soft oils.

Hard oils

These oils solidify at room temperature. If you want to use hard oils, you have to heat them, to bring them to the liquid state. Hard oils are often added to soaps. They make soaps firm, as during formulation soaps are usually soft or sticky. Some of the most common hard oils are palm and coconut.

Soft oils

Soft oils do not solidify and stay liquid at room temperature. They have nourishing and moisturizing properties. Soft oils, like hard oils, are required for the formulation of soap. Soap with just hard oils would become too brittle and might even crack.

Soft oils bind the soap together and prevent it from becoming too dry. The most common soft oils available are olive, sweet almond, rice bran, and canola.

One hard oil can easily substitute another and the same goes for soft oils. However, before substituting, you should always check whether it has the same characteristics when it comes to firmness, lather, moisture, and other such properties.

Substituting and mixing of oils should always be done by keeping in mind the original recipe and it’s potential. This makes it easy to customize a product during formulation.

Carrier Oil Prices

Carrier oils are can be of different prices depending on a few factors. These factors include:

The type of plant (whether endemic or exotic)
The botanical name of the plant matter and its composition
If the oil has been treated to organic processing,
Therapeutic values of the oil
The supplier of the oil
Quantity of oil purchased

Uses & Benefits of Carrier Oils

Carrier oils are usually used to dilute essential oils. While essential oils have a wide range of benefits, they cannot be applied directly or "neat”. This is where the carrier oils come in. Carrier oils when added to essential oils, prevent the risk of skin irritations and allergies. Essential oils cannot spread across the surface of the skin on their own. They can evaporate quickly if a carrier oil is not mixed. Carrier oils allow the essential oils to penetrate the skin and nourish it from within.

Apart from being the medium for essential oils and enhancing their properties, carrier oils also have therapeutic properties of their own. They contain many essential fatty acids and can provide intense nourishment to skin and hair.

Deeper Insight into Carrier Oils

There are many different carrier oils available in the market. When you go to buy one, you will have to be aware of each of their properties and benefits. This will allow you to make the correct choice.

There are four different carrier oils found and they are nut oils, seed oils, fruit oils, and essential fatty acid oils. The details given in the following points discuss the benefits of these oils and give examples so that you can buy the correct one.

Nut Oils

Benefits:

Very emollient.
Soothing for dry, sensitive or sore skin.
Good for acne-prone skin and is therefore used in several face masks.
Facilitates proper circulation.
Has anti-inflammatory properties.
Heals wounds quickly.
Boosts tightness and elasticity of the skin.

Examples: Almond, hazelnut, macadamia, walnut.

Seed Oils

Benefits:

Rejuvenates tired skin and complexion.
Repairs damaged and dried skin.
Soothes skin irritations and burns.
Reduces scars.

Examples: Baobab, black currant, borage, broccoli, carrot.

Fruit Oils

Benefits:

Very nourishing and gentle on sensitive skin.
Quite light but has intense moisturizing properties.
Reduces premature skin aging.
Cleanses and softens skin.
Has antioxidant properties.

Examples: Apricot, avocado, grape seed, peach kernel, olive.

Essential Fatty Acid Oils

Benefits:

Soothes itching skin.
Good for inflamed or acne-prone skin.
Contains antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial as well as antifungal properties.
Takes care of fatty acid deficiency in the skin.
Balances the production of oil in the skin.
Has astringent properties and can heal wounds fast.

Examples: Argan, babassu, calendula.

Carrier Oil Absorption Rates

Very fast

Finish on skin: These oils have a high concentration of polyunsaturated fats. They are drying and the skin absorbs them very fast. Once applied, they leave no residue and the area does not appear to be greasy.

Carrier oils: Hazelnut (cold-pressed), rosehip (extra virgin, cold-pressed).

Fast

Finish on skin: The skin does absorb these oils quickly but they leave behind a silky, smooth finish. However, the area will not feel greasy and instead will be moisturized.

Carrier oils: Apricot kernel (cold-pressed), camellia seed (cold-pressed), grape seed, meadowfoam, safflower, canola, fractionated coconut, prickly pear, broccoli seed.

Average

Finish on skin: These oils are absorbed in a medium rate. Once they have penetrated the skin completely, a silky smooth finish is left behind.

Carrier oils: Hemp seed (unrefined, cold-pressed), jojoba (cold pressed), argan, babassu, raspberry seed, sesame.

Slow

Finish on skin: When first applied, these oils will feel rather waxy on the skin. They take some time to warm up and get absorbed properly. However, even after that, an oily residue is left on the skin.

Carrier oils: Carrot (macerated, cold-pressed), pomegranate (refined, cold-pressed), sea buckthorn (cold-pressed), black currant seed, tamanu (macerated, cold-pressed), avocado (refined, cold-pressed), castor, oat, flax seed (cold), sweet almond (sweet virgin, cold-pressed), kuikui nut (cold-pressed), olive (extra virgin, cold-pressed), sunflower (cold-pressed).

Very Slow

Finish on skin: With a high concentration of saturated fats, these have a long shelf life but take a very long time to get absorbed. These oils need to have some heat applied to them before they can be used. They feel quite heavy and thick on the skin but also have deep moisturizing properties.

Carrier oils: Evening primrose (cold-pressed), neem (cold-pressed), palm (refined, cold pressed), borage (unrefined, cold), coconut (refined, cold), macadamia nut (cold-pressed).

Carrier Oil Diffusers

For essential oils, nebulizers and electric diffusers are usually used. When diffused through these devices, essential oils do not need to be mixed with carrier oils. But, carrier oils can be used in reed diffusers. In these diffusers, carrier oils replace the water or alcohol which acts as the base and can temper the intense scent of the essential oils.

Where to Buy Carrier Oils

Carrier oils are readily available and you can find them at your local grocery store or health food stores. There are also many websites online that sell carrier oils and you can purchase your oils from these as well. However, make sure that the brand is an authentic one before buying and that the oil is of good quality.

At VedaOils , you will find a wide range of cruelty-free, vegan carrier oils. We have been in business for more than 20 years and all our products are certified by USDA (U.S. Department of Agriculture) Organic.

We also have ISO (The International Organization of Standardization) certification so you can be sure of our quality. Our oils are sourced ethically from all around the world and we also take special orders for products that we do not sell on a regular basis.

You will find the best of carrier oils with us, produced from the best distilleries and farmers at very affordable rates. Our products are strictly for external use and we advise our customers to use them only after taking into consideration all the details and policies.

Uses For Lemongrass Essential Oil - Ways To Use Lemongrass Oil

Are you wondering about the lemongrass which you use in your tea? Yes, it is the same one. Are you confused about how the one you can drink can also be used as an oil? You will be amazed to know the lemongrass details, which help our skin and body in every possible way. Let’s dive in to know more about lemongrass. Lemongrass is widely known as fever grass and comes from southeast Asia.

This flavorful agent has numerous benefits with a tangy flavor in it. Lemongrass oil, if one can suggest, is native to tropical and subtropical regions in Asia, Australia, and Africa. It belongs to the Poaceae family with two varieties called Cymbopogon citratus and Cymbogopogon flexuosus. The oil is extracted from both of them with different purposes to fulfill. To know more about lemongrass essential oil, read the given data below.

Top 10 Uses For Lemongrass Essential Oil

Lemongrass oil is extracted with the help of steam distillation. The distillation is done with partly dried lemongrass leaves. The lemongrass green in color is seen turning into amber with a citrus aroma. The oil here is popular for health, cosmetics, and other concerns, which keeps you fit naturally.

Lemongrass oil consists of a variety of attributes, like antibacterial, antifungal, antiseptic, antidepressant, antispasmodic, and analgesic. The effective effect on hair, skin, and health makes it a complete package of unique essential oils with the aroma of healing and flavors. To know further about this magic oil, let's dive in.

1. Lemongrass Essential Oil For Skin Whitening

Lemongrass oil is flooded with properties like antifungal, antibacterial, and more. The oil has various compounds supporting the fact. The limonene content available in the oil helps to lighten the skin tone.

The antiseptic properties make sure that the acne-prone areas are not developed and naturally boost the skin. Any fungal or nonfungal growth is prevented, which clears the skin and makes it whitening with a shimmering glow.

2. Lemongrass Essential Oil For Hair Growth

Hair is exposed to many pollutants that tangle the hair and suffocate the scalp. The dirt gets accumulated, resulting in thinning of hair and falling. Neral, geranial, and citronellol are the oils' helping compounds, helping in hair growth.

Lemongrass oil has deep cleansing properties with an antiseptic agent that gets rid of any such pollutant, including dandruff. However, it is suggested not to apply the oil directly but with some or the other elements like clay to keep the skin healthy.

3. Lemongrass Essential Oil For Diffuser

Lemongrass essential oil also relieves stress, blood pressure, and digestive problems.

As a jack of all trades, this oil helps with health issues. Lemongrass oil is quite popular as a remedy for mental fatigue.

4. Lemongrass Essential Oil For Aromatherapy

Lemongrass oil has a citrusy aroma, which is quite soothing even when you cook the grass. It is one of the top oils used in aromatherapy to relieve stress, anxiety, and nervousness.

Health concerns have become a primary part of our lives. It not only releases stress and depression but also uplifts the mood, eliminates bad thoughts and cleanses the skin and mind.

5. Lemongrass Essential Oil For Spiritual Benefits

Lemongrass oil has a spiritual, emotional, physical, and psychological effect, which makes it a wholesome package.

Lemongrass oil alleviates the negativity and turns it into a positive. Cleaning and purifying the darkness inside out.

6. Lemongrass Essential Oil For High Blood Pressure

Lemongrass essential oil, also known as Vasodilator, works wonders in blood pressure. Lemongrass oil has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties dealing with increased pressure.

Whether animals or humans, lemongrass oil has shown the results. An oil massage is also very effective for those with high blood pressure. The aroma gives a soothing effect on the mind, reducing blood pressure.

7. Lemongrass Essential Oil For Plants

Lemongrass oil combats pests like mosquitoes, ants, spiders, and bugs. Thus helping in the growth of a plant.

Lemongrass oil has several ingredients that make it a unique oil. One of them is citronella, which is famous for being a pest repellant.

8. Lemongrass Essential Oil Uses For Cleaning

The exquisite smell gives a pleasant vibe, and the cleansing property keeps you and your home healthy and clean.

The antibacterial and antifungal properties are the ceiling agents present in lemongrass oil. This oil cleans and destroys fungus and damp spots and can also be used to clean your houses.

9. Lemongrass Essential Oil For Headaches

According to scientific reports, lemongrass oil is quite beneficial in migraines. It prevents the blood clotting from clumping, which is the effect after you take an aspirin for a headache or migraine.

Lemongrass oil has a sedative effect, ensuring your head is relaxed, and you get a better sleep, which is impossible during headaches. A cup of lemongrass tea is one of the best practices for headaches.

10. Lemongrass Essential Oil For High Cholesterol

Lemongrass oil reduces the triglycerides and LDL cholesterol in the body.

It is scientifically proven effective in high cholesterol. Stimulating balance of the good cholesterol and keeping the body healthy.

Conclusion

Nature is very kind to us. The plants have medical properties and flavourful attributes contributing to the cuisines and skin nourishment. Lemongrass oil is an amazing oil to keep you healthy in every manner.

From skin to body to the soul, you name it, and it has the potential to fulfill the demands and solve your problems. Though you must consult the doctor about severe issues, home remedies may not be for everyone in every condition you are in. However, due to minor side effects, it is one of the best essential oils used worldwide.

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- Effects of Antioxidants: Rosemary oil has a lot of antioxidants, like caffeic acid, which can help heal eczema and protect the skin from oxidative stress and free radical damage.
- Skin Soothing: The calming aroma of rosemary oil may promote calmness and psychological comfort, which eventually helps to lessen eczema flare-ups brought on by stress.
- Moisturizing Effects: Rosemary oil does have some hydrating and moisturizing effects, which may help to lessen the dryness and flakiness that are common in eczema-prone skin.
How To Use Rosemary Oil For Eczema?

There are many ways to use rosemary oil for eczema. The anti-bacterial and minty fragrance can help in mind relaxation and skin soothing. Few drops can be used in an air diffuser to purify and create a pleasing environment. Stress-relieving factors can help to heal from eczema and related issues. With a proper patch test, rosemary oil can be used topically on the skin surface.

It can mixed with a moisturizer for better hydration and prevent dryness of the skin. It can used to oil massage the scalp, prevent flaky scalp and maintain scalp health. Rosemary oil for eczema can be used as any carrier oil for a better healthy radiance. It adds an aroma of freshness and relaxes the cells. Due to its naturally extracted properties, it can be used on sensitive skin and has no side effects.

Conclusion

To sum up, rosemary oil is an essential oil for eczema that is frequently praised for its potential use in aromatherapy and skincare. It includes substances with anti-inflammatory and antioxidant qualities that may, in theory, benefit skin that is prone to eczema. At the same time, with different skin types reacting to the essential oil differently, it is advised to do a proper patch test beforehand.

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Our versatile and organic Vanilla Oil is perfect for crafting room fresheners, perfumes, candles, soaps, skincare products, and aromatherapy massage oils. Notably, our Vanilla Oil boasts antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, making it ideal for acne treatment, wound healing, and anti-aging solutions. Discover the best Vanilla Oil in India at discounted prices on your first purchase with VedaOils.

2. Vedanum Vanilla Oil

Experience the essence of organic, plant-derived aromatic essential oils with Vedanum, the acclaimed winner of the Aromatherapy Championship and India's foremost brand, offering a wide range of essential oils online.

Their Vanilla Essential Oil is part of their pure, highly concentrated, important oil series. It features handpicked fragrances favored by champions and chosen for their relaxing and rejuvenating properties, ideally suited to today's urban lifestyle. Its versatility extends to uses such as massage, oil burners, home decor enhancement, promoting positivity, and supporting various DIY applications.

3. Puja Perfumery Vanilla Oil

This Vanilla Essential Oil hails from regions like America, Madagascar, Comoros, and India. Crafted by soaking vanilla beans in a blend of ethyl alcohol and water, this essential oil is a treasure trove of antioxidants and other beneficial components that safeguard your skin against damage and combat free radicals effectively.

The sweet and luxuriant aroma of the Vanilla Essential Oil finds applications in the beauty products industry. You can now conveniently purchase Vanilla Oil at wholesale prices from Puja Perfumery, ensuring you have access to this natural wonder for various aromatic and skincare needs.

4. The Art Connect Vanilla Oil

The Art Connect introduces its premium Vanilla Essential Oil, joining the ranks of top-quality essential oil providers. This Vanilla Essential Oil is meticulously sourced and extracted to meet the highest standards of purity and potency.

Sourced from the renowned Vanilla Plantifolia, cultivated in regions including America, Madagascar, Comoros, and India, it offers a rich and enchanting aroma. This essential oil is a treasure trove of antioxidants and other skin-loving components. It helps protect your skin from damage, while its sweet and captivating fragrance is a favorite in the beauty products industry.

5. Purensoselect Vanilla Oil

Purensoselect presents a pure Vanilla Oil enriched with potent antioxidants and antibacterial properties, making it an essential addition to your beauty regimen. This oil not only safeguards your skin from damage and premature aging but also elevates your hair's appearance, promoting shine and growth.

Beyond its anti-aging and skin-nourishing capabilities, it soothes irritation, prevents dry scalp and dandruff, and possesses anti-inflammatory properties. Whether for skincare, lip care, hair care, cosmetics, or aromatherapy, Purensoselect Vanilla Oil is your secret weapon for enhancing beauty naturally.

6. Soapy Twist Vanilla Oil

Soapy Twist stands as a premier manufacturer of 100% pure and cold-pressed body oils, ensuring the highest quality for your skincare and haircare routines.

Their cold-pressed oils are not only perfect for personal care but also ideal for DIY projects like lotions, cold-processed soaps, shampoos, conditioners, hair masques, and more. They offer the convenience of bulk purchases at attractive prices across their product range. Trust Soapy Twist for purity and versatility in every drop.

7. Essancia Online Vanilla Oil

Estancia Vanilla Essential Oil 15ml bottle of 100% pure, natural, and undiluted therapeutic-grade oil is thoughtfully crafted to enhance your relaxation and aromatherapy rituals while offering a wide range of wellness benefits.

Renowned for its warm and sweet scent, Vanilla Essential Oil has long been celebrated for its versatile properties. Each precious drop of this comforting oil is infused with natural compounds that harmonize to support your overall well-being, making it an indispensable addition to your wellness journey. Trust Essancia Online for a touch of pure indulgence in every drop.

8. Globaticherbs Vanilla Oil

Globatic Herbs presents Vanilla Essential Oil, meticulously extracted through the solvent removal method from cured vanilla beans. This exquisite oil boasts a remarkable array of qualities, serving as an antioxidant, aphrodisiac, anti-carcinogenic, febrifuge, antidepressant, soothing, and tranquilizing agent.

With its calming properties, it effectively soothes inflammation and hyperactivity across various bodily systems, including the respiratory, circulatory, digestive, nervous, and excretory systems. Trust Globatic Herbs for the purity and versatility of Vanilla Essential Oil, enriching your wellness journey naturally.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the Indian market offers a diverse array of high-quality Vanilla Essential Oil brands, each catering to the distinct needs and preferences of consumers. Explore and indulge in the world of Vanilla Oil with confidence in these reputable brands. Get discounts on your first order with www.VedaOils.com.

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Lavender Oil For Burns - Benefits & How To Use?

Have you ever experienced a burn? Accidentally spilt boiling tea on your hand or grabbed a hot oven rack unaware? Burns are terrifying, particularly when they warrant a trip to the hospital. Burn victims will attest to the excruciating pain, making prevention a top priority.

But did you know that among the plethora of essential oils, lavender stands out for its sleep-inducing properties and its often-overlooked ability to help heal burns? This fragrant marvel has captivated humankind for centuries with its enchanting aroma and many therapeutic secrets, including a remarkable talent for soothing and rejuvenating burnt skin. Please keep reading to learn the benefits of Lavender Oil For Burns and how to use it.

Benefits of Lavender Oil For Burns

Applying lavender oil to burns offers many benefits, making it a natural and effective remedy for this common injury. Let's delve into the advantages it provides for burn care.

1. Lavender Oil For Burns & Pain Relief

Lavender oil's remarkable ability to alleviate pain associated with burns stems from its natural analgesic properties. When applied topically to the affected area, these properties enable it to act as a pain reliever. Upon application, lavender essential oil works by gently calming and soothing the hypersensitive nerve endings in the burnt skin.

This soothing effect provides immediate relief from the often intense discomfort, stinging, and burning sensation accompanying burns. Beyond its physical pain-relieving qualities, the aromatic compounds in lavender oil, when inhaled, can also help alleviate emotional stress and anxiety, offering holistic comfort to burn victims during their recovery.

2. Lavender Oil For Burns & Inflammation

Burns trigger an inflammatory response within the body, leading to localized swelling, redness, and discomfort. Lavender oil's role in reducing inflammation is attributable to its rich content of anti-inflammatory compounds, primarily linalool and linalyl acetate.

These compounds can dampen the inflammatory cascade occurring at the burn site. By mitigating swelling and redness, lavender oil eases pain and actively contributes to the overall healing process. Reduced inflammation is crucial in burn care as it fosters a more conducive environment for the body to repair damaged tissue and minimize complications.

3. Lavender Oil For Burns Healing

Lavender oil plays a pivotal role in expediting the healing process of burns by promoting skin cell regeneration. By aiding in the faster replacement of damaged skin tissue with fresh, healthy cells, lavender oil accelerates the overall healing timeline for burns.

Within its chemical composition, lavender oil harbours antioxidants that shield skin cells from further harm and stimulate the body to engage in swifter tissue repair. This acceleration reduces recovery duration and diminishes the risk of secondary issues like infection.

4. Lavender Oil For Burns Minimized Scarring

Lavender oil reduces scars and blemishes by nurturing the growth of new skin cells and fostering collagen production. Consistent and diligent use of lavender oil on burn wounds can result in more aesthetically pleasing outcomes post-healing.

A noteworthy advantage of lavender oil in burn care is its capacity to minimize scarring. The mechanism behind this lies in lavender oil's ability to encourage the formation of healthy skin tissue. As a result, burns treated with lavender oil tend to exhibit smoother and less conspicuous marks.

5. Lavender Oil For Antimicrobial Protection

The antimicrobial safeguard lavender oil provides is instrumental in preventing complications that could impede recovery. These properties equip lavender oil to inhibit the proliferation of bacteria and other microorganisms on the burn wound's surface.

Burns represent open wounds and are prone to infection, particularly when the protective skin barrier is compromised. Lavender oil is a potent natural defence against disease due to its robust antimicrobial properties. Consequently, it establishes a more hygienic environment conducive to the healing process.

How To Use Lavender Oil For Burns?

To harness the healing potential of lavender oil for burns, it's crucial to understand the various methods and recipes for application. Below, we'll explore different ways to utilize lavender oil effectively for burn treatment.

1. Direct Application

This is one of the simplest and quickest ways to use lavender oil for burns.

Step 1: Ensure the burn is clean and free from debris or foreign materials.

Step 2: Gently apply a few drops of undiluted lavender oil directly onto the burn.

Step 3: Use a clean cotton swab or your fingertip for application.

Step 4: Be gentle to avoid further irritation. Lavender oil provides immediate relief by soothing pain and reducing inflammation.

2. Lavender Oil Compress

A lavender oil compress is a soothing method to provide continuous relief to a burn. Mix a few drops of lavender oil with warm water in a bowl.

Step 1: Soak a clean cloth or sterile gauze in the lavender oil-infused warm water.

Step 2: Wring out the excess liquid to prevent dripping.

Step 3: Apply the damp cloth gently to the burn area.

Step 4: You can secure it in place with a bandage or medical tape.

Step 5: Reapply the compress as needed, keeping it moist for continuous relief.

3. Lavender Oil Salve

A lavender oil salve combines the healing properties of lavender oil with the protective and moisturizing qualities of carrier oil.

Step 1: Mix a few drops with a carrier oil like coconut, olive, or jojoba oil to create a lavender oil salve.

Step 2: Aim to dilute 3-5 drops of lavender oil per tablespoon of carrier oil.

Step 3: Stir the mixture well to ensure even distribution.

Step 4: Apply this salve gently to the burn area. The carrier oil helps moisturize the skin, while the lavender oil promotes healing.

4. Lavender Oil Spray

A lavender oil spray is a convenient option for applying lavender oil to a burn, especially for larger or hard-to-reach areas.

Step 1: Mix a few drops of lavender oil with distilled water in a spray bottle to make a lavender oil spray.

Step 2: Shake the bottle well before each use to ensure proper mixing.

Step 3: Spray the solution directly onto the burn from a safe distance.

Step 4: Allow it to air dry, or pat it gently with a clean cloth.

Step 5: Reapply the spray as needed for ongoing relief and healing.

Conclusion

Incorporating lavender oil for burns into your routine and get pain relief, reduce inflammation, speed up the healing process, minimize scarring, and offer antimicrobial protection.

Its natural properties make it a valuable addition to your first-aid kit, promoting the well-being of your skin and overall comfort during the recovery process. If you get burned, choose VedaOils' highest-quality lavender oil for burns at the market-leading price.

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Rose Geranium Oil For Ticks - Benefits & Repellent Recipe

Hey there! Have you ever heard of rose geranium oil? It's like a natural tick repellent from the Pelargonium graveolens plant. People are buzzing about how it might help keep those pesky ticks at bay. The idea is that the oil's unique smell could literally throw ticks off your scent.

By masking that human aroma they're attracted to, rose geranium oil could become your new go-to for tick prevention. While scientists are still digging into the details, this aromatic solution sounds like a promising way to steer clear of those little critters and their potential health concerns. Read on to learn more about rose geranium oil for ticks!

Benefits of Rose Geranium Oil For Ticks

Rose geranium essential oil, derived from Pelargonium graveolens, is gaining attention as a potential tick repellent. Let's delve into its advantages:
- Tick Confusion: The oil's distinct scent is believed to confuse ticks, masking human scent and potentially reducing their attraction. This aromatic shield could minimise tick encounters during outdoor activities, providing a natural and fragrant defense.
- Repellent Barrier: Rose geranium oil's application on clothing or skin might help create a repellent barrier. Its potential ability to discourage ticks from latching onto treated areas could benefit those venturing into tick-prone environments.
- Natural Alternative: The oil's natural origin makes it an appealing alternative to chemical-based tick repellents. It offers the potential for a gentler and eco-friendly approach to tick prevention while avoiding potential exposure to synthetic compounds.
- Aromatic Bonus: Incorporating rose geranium oil into outdoor routines could provide an aromatic bonus, as it helps deter ticks and imparts a pleasant fragrance, potentially enhancing the overall outdoor experience.
- Holistic Approach: Beyond tick prevention, rose geranium oil is believed to possess additional properties such as anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial effects. This could provide added skin benefits and promote general well-being, making it a multifaceted companion for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a holistic approach to protection.
Rose Geranium Oil Tick Repellent Recipe

This natural and effective rose geranium oil tick repellent protects yourself and your loved ones from ticks. Rose geranium oil is known for its tick-repelling properties, making it a fantastic alternative to chemical-laden repellents. This simple DIY recipe provides a pleasant aroma while keeping ticks at bay.

Ingredients:
- Spray Bottle - 1 Small
- Golden Jojoba Oil - 2 Tablespoons
- Rose Geranium Essential Oil - 10 Drops
Directions:

Step 1: Begin by selecting a small spray bottle, preferably one with a fine mist setting, to create your tick repellent solution. Measure and pour 10 Rose Geranium Essential Oil drops into the spray bottle. Rose geranium oil is a potent tick deterrent with a pleasant floral scent.

Step 2: Add 2 tablespoons of your chosen carrier oil to the spray bottle. Carrier oils dilute the essential oil and help spread it evenly on your skin. Coconut oil, almond oil, and jojoba oil are excellent choices.

Step 3: Close the spray bottle securely and shake well to mix the essential and carrier oils thoroughly. This combination will create a powerful tick repellent solution. Your rose geranium oil tick repellent is now ready to use.

Step 4: Prior to outdoor activities, give the bottle a gentle shake to ensure proper distribution of the oils. Hold the spray bottle about 6-8 inches from your skin and lightly mist the repellent onto exposed areas, such as arms, legs, and ankles.

Step 5: Be cautious around the face, avoiding direct eye and mouth contact. Reapply the repellent every 2-3 hours or as needed, especially if you're sweating or have been in water. After returning indoors, wash off the repellent with soap and water.

Step 6: If any skin irritation occurs, discontinue use. Store the rose geranium oil Tick Repellent in a cool, dark place when unused. Make sure to label the bottle clearly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Now that you know how to use rose geranium oil for ticks, we are sure you must have some burning questions. In the following section, we have tried to answer some of the most frequently asked questions about rose geranium oil for ticks.

How To Use Rose Geranium Oil For Ticks?

Ans: To use rose geranium oil for ticks: Dilute a few drops of the essential oil with a carrier oil like coconut or jojoba oil, creating a safe and effective tick repellent. Apply this mixture to exposed skin, clothing, and shoes before heading outdoors to help deter ticks. Reapply every few hours, especially if you're sweating heavily.

While rose geranium oil is believed to have natural tick-repelling properties, it's important to note that no method is foolproof. Thorough tick checks and other preventive measures are still recommended, especially when tick-borne diseases are prevalent. Always conduct a patch test before using the oil to ensure you don't have any adverse reactions, and consult a healthcare professional if you have any concerns.

Does Rose Geranium Oil Repel Ticks?

Ans: Yes, rose geranium oil is believed to have tick-repelling properties. It contains compounds like geraniol and citronellol, known for their insect-repelling characteristics. While research on its effectiveness is limited compared to commercial tick repellents, many people use diluted geranium oil as a natural alternative to help deter ticks. It's important to note that no method is guaranteed to prevent all tick bites, and a combination of approaches, including thorough tick checks and proper clothing, should be used in tick-prone areas.

Which Rose Geranium Oil For Ticks?

Ans: When selecting rose geranium oil for repelling ticks, choosing a high-quality, pure, and therapeutic-grade essential oil is important. Look for oils labeled as "100% pure" or "therapeutic grade" to ensure their authenticity and effectiveness.

You can find rose geranium oil from reputable brands or suppliers that specialize in essential oils. Always check the product's labeling, origin, and extraction method to ensure you get a genuine and safe product. Additionally, consider conducting a patch test before applying the oil to your skin to ensure you don't have any adverse reactions.

Conclusion

Experience the natural power of tick prevention with Veda Oils' premium Rose Geranium Oil. Our 100% pure and therapeutic-grade essential oil, rich in geraniol and citronellol, offers a botanical solution for repelling ticks. Embrace outdoor adventures confidently, knowing you have a trusted ally in Veda Oils for effective and natural tick protection.

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Tea Tree Oil For Burns - Benefits & How To Use?

Are you clumsy enough to burn yourself? Do you often get blisters? Here is the solution that will help you in the long run. Burning is quite common while working. These are the injuries to cells caused by heat, excessive sunlight exposure, toxic chemicals, and other forms of radiation. With enhanced medical practices, many antiseptics are available in the market.

But the natural remedy to heal the burn that has dominated the market, leaving behind the chemical industry, is Tea tree oil. Tea tree oil is found in Australia's southeast Queensland and northeast coast. It grows from the leaves of a tea tree called Melaleuca alternifolia. In this blog, you will find amazing tips, tricks, and details of tea tree oil doing magic naturally.

Is Tea Tree Oil Good For Skin Burns?

Tea tree oil is a fresh and camphoraceous odour oil with a pale yellow to virtually colourless and clear appearance. This Australian oil has different compounds mixed with air-forming oxides and was introduced to the world by famous entrepreneur Arthur Penfold in 1920. Tea tree essential oil is quite beneficial for the skin, which will be covered in detail in the following:
- Antibiotics Effects: Terapenin-4-ol is a compound found in tea tree oil with antibiotic properties that prevent infection and ensure speedy recovery or healing of the burned area. This antiseptic property helps to protect the skin in every possible way.
- Antiinflammatory Effects: This property assists in reducing swelling, redness, and pain from burns. This prevents further damage and keeps the skin healthy and strong enough to heal.
- Antioxidants Effects: Tea tree oil is high in oxidants due to the compounds present in it when exposed to air oxidizes, which helps the skin to protect itself from harmful radicals and stimulate the rejuvenation of the skin.
- Moisturizing Effects: Tea tree oil is one of the famous oils in natural remedies. The moisturizing tendency of tea tree oil makes it a unique oil that prevents dryness during the healing process of any burn. The moisturizing effect nourishes the skin, giving it moisture to proper better.
Benefits of Tea Tree Oil For Burns

Skin burns can happen for several reasons. To protect your skin from further damage, it is important to use herbal tea tree oil, which will not only heal the skin but also give a natural glow and be beneficial in the long run. To know more, read the following carefully and get acquainted with the benefits.

Tea Tree Oil For Razor Burns: Razor burns can be brutal, leaving irritating sensations and marks on the skin. Tea tree oil helps cure the skin with a soothing and cooling effect, ensuring the bumps from the razor burns do not last or return.

Tea Tree Oil For Burn Blisters: Blisters are often painful. The redness, inflammation, and pain are reduced with the help of tea tree oil. Tea tree oil has anti-inflammatory properties and is antiseptic, which keeps the skin healthy and helps prevent further redness and pain.

Tea Tree Oil For Burn Scars: Tea tree oil is used in many home remedies, which is applied to the skin for acne prevention and often leads to scarring. It does help in minimizing scars due to antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties.

Tea Tree Oil For Burn Wounds: The antibacterial property of tea tree oil makes it a perfect remedy for wounds, preventing unnecessary infections and rupture of the wounds from damaging the tissues.

Tea Tree Oil For Chemical Burns: Tea tree oil absorbs perfectly with the skin. They are giving it the support required for the healing process. Chemical burns are quite dangerous and can leave scars or even give rise to infections. Dryness, itching, and painful experiences can be damaging to the cells. This tea tree oil nourishes and prevents it from spreading to other body parts or reacting to other pollutants.

Tea Tree Oil For Radiation Burns: Radiation burns are severe. One must contact the radiologist before applying any other kind of remedy. But as tea tree oil diluted has no such side effects, it can be used as a cooling agent in radiation burns.

Tea Tree Oil For 2nd Degree Burns: Tea tree oil works wonders on burns. It gets into the skin completely and is known best for sunburns. After running through cold water, tea tree oil gives a soothing effect and heals the area.

How To Use Tea Tree Oil For Burns?

Tea tree oil has been used for burns for years now. The impeccable qualities described above enhance the skin to the core. To experience the effects properly, you must follow the way given.
1. Clean the area where you need to put the oil. Before putting any oil, you must clean it with soap and water. Dry the area using a towel.
2. You must dillute the oil before using it on the burned area. The reason is that diluted oil can irritate the skin, causing damage to the burned area. Thus, make sure to dilute the oil using any carrier oil like coconut, almond, and so on.
3. You must keep the ratio of the mixture in check, that is, three drops of tea tree oil and one tablespoon of carrier oil. Now, apply the diluted oil to the affected area and massage it. A gentle massage will spread the oil and relax the muscles stiff due to burning.
4. Make sure to cover the area with a clean gauze or sterile pad, which will penetrate the oil into the skin, properly protecting the skin from the other pollutants and giving proper care to the burned part.
5. Repeat this process at least three times a day for effective working. In no time, your burned area will be healed.
Frequently Asked Questions

There can be different questions that you must be pondering whenever you want to choose or try any remedy, especially on your skin. Well, the following will give you the exact answer, and the guide above is designed with the benefits and ways to use tea tree oil effectively.

Q: Does Tea Tree Oil Help A Burn?

Ans: Yes, it does. There is a list of burns given above to give a detailed idea.

Q: Can You Use Tea Tree Oil For Burns?

Ans: Yes, of course. It is one of the best home remedies for burns.

Conclusion

Tea tree oil here is a remedy not only used for the skin but also useful in hair remedies. The abovementioned properties are an example of a detailed overview of how tea tree oil is a natural healer. The guide above covers all the types of skin burns that can be painful. Thus, tea tree oil is the best rescue method you can choose at an affordable price with guaranteed results.

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