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Hazelnut oil is commonly extracted from Corylus avellana. You can use this as the carrier oil for massage. Always use it in a limited amount because its smell is very strong.
Botanical Name | Corylus avellana |
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Origin | It has originated in Italy. |
Method of Extraction & Part of Plant Used | It is extracted from roasted hazelnuts by cold pressing. |
Properties | It is clear with a tint of slight yellow color. |
Aroma | This hazelnut essential oil has a faint nutty smell. |
Integrants | It comprises of oleic, palmitic, stearic, linoleic acids etc. |
Therapeutic Properties | It has moisturizing & astringent properties. |
Blends Well With | Hazelnut oil mixes well with other massage oils. |
Precautions | It is non-irritant and it is not harmful if inhaled or ingested. |
In order to nourish the skin, this oil is highly beneficial. This hazelnut essential oil is excellent for curing inflammation, respiratory disorders, Acne.
Sunscreen: Hazelnut oil acts as a great sunscreen as it effectively blocks harmful sunrays. Owing to this property it is used as an active ingredient in many sunscreen lotions. In order to benefit maximum from its anti-sun effects use this oil in blend with avocado oil, sesame oil, and walnut oil.
Antioxidant: Hazelnut oil contains ample amount of vitamin E, because of which it has vital antioxidant properties. Owing to its antioxidant features it is used in many ailments related to ageing. It treats the free radicals, which are the main cause of chapped skin and destruction of cells.