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Fixed/Carrier Oils 22 Oil Profiles w/ Fatty Acid Charts • Visual fatty acid profile 1. Almond oil 12.Jojoba oil • Fatty acid profile list 2. Apricot kernel oil 13.Kukui nut oil • Carrier oil uses 3. Argan oil 14.Macadamia nut oil • Skin care uses 4. Avocado oil 15.Meadowfoam oil • Substitutions 5. Baobab oil 16.Passion fruit oil • Glossary of terms 6. Camellia seed oil 17.Plum seed oil 7. Chia seed oil 18.Pomegranate oil 8. Cranberry seed oil 19.Raspberry seed oil 9. Grape seed oil 20.Rose hip seed oil 10. Hazelnut oil 21.Sesame oil 11. Hempseed oil 22.Tamanu oil Fixed/Carrier Oils 22 Oil Profiles w/ Fatty Acid Charts A tip when purchasing fixed oils is to sample a 22 fixed carrier oils small amount before stocking up. Sometimes A quick guide to 22 fixed/carrier oils for essential scent or color or texture may not work for you. oils, making salves and balms and use in skincare. Oils vary by source, supplier and level of This e-book gives you the properties, fatty acid refinement. Some fixed oil scents can be over profiles, use and substitutions for 22 carrier oils. come by creative blending with the essential oils Each oil has its own pie chart of the fatty acid while others pose more of a challenge. make up in pictorial form and a traditional chart These are just a few of the many fixed oils used by percentages plus a photograph of the oil. Oils as carriers and base oils. This is a reference, and perform on the skin differently depending on their an introduction to an amazing adventure into fatty acid make up whether it be a highly saturated the other oils. butter, monounsaturated almond oil or highly unsaturated chia seed oil. Having a glancing Each listing includes: familiarity with these properties will help you Pie chart and fatty acid profile choose the best fixed carrier for your blended ‣ Photo of the oil and seed source if available. products. ‣ ‣ Benefits of the oil All fixed oils have color, aroma and nourishing ‣ Notes on scent, suitability, and other useful properties that can improve your blend. material. Almond Oil Amygdalus communis blends, aromatherapy essential oil blends, Almond oil balms, facial serums and skin conditioning. Almond oil’s stability, mild odor and light Substitutions: apricot kernel oil, plum kernel color make it an excellent general purpose oil, peach kernel oil carrier oil. It is high in monounsaturated oleic acid and rich in vitamin E and minerals. The High in vitamin E ‣ high vitamin E content keeps almond oil from Contains squalene, an important skin lipid ‣ oxidizing rapidly, extending the shelf life. Contains anti inflammatory plant sterols ‣ Naturally occurring plant sterols help calm glycosides ‣ redness and support collagen production Very emollient and sustaining ‣ and skin tissues The relatively generous Member of the rose Rosaceae family ‣ linoleic acid percentage allows it to absorbs into the skin fairly rapidly. Oleic acid 70% Linoleic acid Almond oil is commonly used in baby 25% Palmitic acid 6% products because it is mild and nourishing. Stearic acid 2% An excellent all round oil good for massage Alpha-linolenic 0.4% Unsaponifiables 1%. Susan M Parker © 2017 Apricot kernel oil Prunus armeniaca Apricot kernel oil Apricot kernel oil is a mild oil especially good Substitutions: almond oil, peach kernel oil, for sensitive skin. It is even typically well plum kernel oil tolerated by people with nut allergies. It helps ‣ High in vitamin E maintain moisture in the skin keeping it soft ‣ Possessing nitrillosides, another name for B17 and healthy. Apricot oil is very similar to ‣ Anti inflammatory beta-sitosterol almond oil. Apricot kernel oil is excellent for ‣ Mild almond/marzipan scent mature skin due to its small percentage of ‣ Emollient, helps preserve moisture Rosaceae omega 7 palmitoleic acid, a fatty acid. ‣ Member of botanical family The oil has the mild bitter almond scent of Oleic acid 65% marzipan. The pleasant, but strong scent isn't Linoleic acid 26% always desirable when creating essential oil Palmitic acid 5% blends. Stearic acid 2% Palmitoleic acid 2% Apricot kernel oil is excellent for massage, Alpha-linolenic 1% skin serums, infusing herbs and flowers, and for sensitive skin conditions. Unsaponifiables 0.6% Susan M Parker © 2017 Argan Oil Argania spinosa Argan oil climb an argan tree to eat the nutritious nuts. Argan oil has a beautiful balance of Argan oil has a strong odor unless deodorized. monounsaturated oleic acid and Substitutions: baobab oil, kukui oil, sesame oil polyunsaturated linoleic acid that gives it protective qualities with fast absorption that ‣ High in vitamin E doesn't leave the skin feeling oily. Argan trees ‣ Generous antioxidants, carotenes Contains nourishing polyphenols are adapted to harsh dry conditions and the oil ‣ ‣ Squalene content produced from argan nuts brings these ‣ Can have a strong odor if not deodorized adaptive qualities to skin care , making it a good ‣ Referred to as Liquid Gold by Moroccan’s oil for very dry skin conditions. It is a nutritious oil with generous antioxidant compounds Oleic acid 46% Linoleic acid 36 including vitamin E and the provitamin A Palmitic acid 12% carotenes. Naturally occurring polyphenols Stearic acid 5% calm inflammation and redness. Argan oil is Alpha-linolenic 0.5 % from Morocco. In the picture above, goats Eicosenoic acid 0.5% Unsaponifiables 1% Susan M Parker © 2017 Avocado Oil Persea gratissima Illustration above shows two levels of refined oil, Avocado oil the darker one retaining more of the natural plant Pressed from the fruit of the avocado, the oil is compounds of the oil. rich in vitamins, minerals, amino acids as well Substitutions: macadamia nut oil, gevuina or as cell strengthening phospholipids. This rich Chilean hazelnut oil. oil is perfect for mature skin. It is high in omega 7, palmitoleic acid. Our skin produces High in vitamins B and E ‣ this natural fatty acid when young but as we Contains cell supporting phospholipids ‣ age, oils like avocado help replenish this Pro vitamin A carotenoids ‣ important skin lipid. High in omega 7 Palmitoleic acid ‣ Phyto sterols support collagen health Pro vitamin A carotenoids are powerful ‣ antioxidants that help to protect the skin from Oleic acid 70% environmental damage, while plant sterols Palmitic acid 16% support the structure of the skin and collagen Linoleic acid 12% to maintain skin tone. Excellent for mature Palmitoleic acid 10% skin, exceptionally dry or depleted skin, and Alpha-linolenic 4% for massage. Stearic acid 2% Susan M Parker © 2017 Baobab Oil Adansonia digitata Baobab oil and neutral, ideal as a carrier oil, or as the base and foundation in a formula. Baobab, called the upside down tree, can live for thousands of years, a quality that brings a Substitutions: argan oil, brazil nut oil similar vitality to the oil produced from the nuts. Provitamin A, carotenes It is a beautifully balanced oil dominated by ‣ ‣ Vitamin E, tocopherol oleic and linoleic acids which nourishes skin ‣ Oxidative stability tissues while the saturated palmitic acid protects ‣ Reparative skin damage and UV exposure Bombacaceae against weather and environmental damage. ‣ Has its own botanical family ‣ Called the upside down tree Vitamins, minerals and other botanical ‣ Absorbs quickly and deeply compounds found in the oil make baobab particularly good for cellular regeneration and Oleic acid 35% Linoleic acid 28% repair. Plant compounds help support the Palmitic acid 24% collagen and skin tissue elasticity, crucial for Stearic acid 6% maintaining a vibrant skin tone. The scent is mild Alpha-linolenic 3% Susan M Parker © 2017 Camellia Oil Camellia seninsis Camellia seed oil Substitutions: hazel nut oil, almond oil Camellia seed oil, pressed from the seeds of the ‣ Astringent, tannins tea plant is high in tannins, similar to the tannins ‣ Antioxidants protect against damage Oxidative stability found in a cup of tea. The naturally present ‣ ‣ Vitamins A, B, E & squalene tannins in camellia seed oil tame the over Theaceae, ‣ Tea, botanical family productive sebaceous glands that cause oily ‣ Absorbs with a dry feel skin. The astringent properties of camellia seed ‣ A popular in its native Japan tsubaki oil oil helps rebalance, protect and tone oily skin. ‣ Known as in Japan It is a clear oil without odor and a dry feel on the Oleic acid 80% skin. These combined properties make it ideal Linoleic acid 9% as a carrier oil for essential oil blends. It is rich in Palmitic acid 9% Stearic acid 1% polyphenols, vitamins and minerals and Alpha-linolenic 1% squalene, all good skin nourishing properties. Arachidic acid 1% Susan M Parker © 2017 Chia seed Oil Salvia hispanica Chia seed oil Chia seed oil is one of the few oils very high in Substitutions: kiwi seed oil, rose hip seed oil, the omega 3, alpha-linolenic acid which is one Extremely high omega 3 alpha-linolenic acid of the an essential fatty acids. It is a drying oil ‣ Generous antioxidants, carotenes that is moderately stable against oxidation. Its ‣ ‣ Relative oxidative stability for its omega 3 content high polyunsaturated fatty acid content is ‣ Reparative of skin damage, UV exposure nourishing to dry, depleted skin. ‣ Lamiaceae, mint, botanical family ‣ Absorbs quickly and deeply The amounts of antioxidant compounds in chia ‣ High in zinc and other minerals seed oil helps protect this highly unsaturated oil from oxidation. Anti-inflammatory compounds Alpha-linolenic acid LNA 60% in chia seed oil contribute healing actions. It is Linoleic acid 21% Oleic acid 9% perfect for therapeutic massage oil formula Palmitic acid 7% when mixed with less saturated oils. Poly- Stearic acid 2% phenols and carotenoids support skin health and help repair damage from all sources. Susan M Parker © 2017 Cranberry Oil Vaccinium macrocarpon Cranberry seed oil Substitutions: blueberry seed oil, rose hip seed oil Cranberry seed oil has a beautiful complement of fatty acids and is one of the most balanced ‣ Phospholipid content oils.
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