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| Almond oil. Use for normal and dry skin. Doesn't become rancid quickly. Good to use in aromatherapy products as it is light and odorless. |
| Avocado. For dry and mature skin. Spreads easily, rich in beta carotene, and vitamins B, D and E as well as lecithin. |
| Castor oil. For dry skin. Deeply penetrating and enriching. Used to help eliminate scars. |
| Cocoa butter. For dry skin, very softening and lubricating. Helps to eliminate scarring. |
| Coconut oil. Very nourishing and moisturizing. Use for oily skin. |
| Corn oil. For normal to oily skin. |
| Grapeseed oil. Light, good carrier oil for aromatherapy. |
| Hazelnut oil. Light and rich. |
| Jojoba oil. A liquid wax, doesn't turn rancid easily, doesn't clog pores. Good for oily and acne-prone skin. |
| Olive oil. Rich and pure, excellent for very dry and sensitive skin. It is deeply penetrating. Be sure to use extra virgin. The disadvantage is that you will smell like salad dressing temporarily. |
| Peanut oil. For dry skin. Deeply penetrating, fairly stable shelf life. |
| Safflower oil. For normal to oily skin. High in linoleic acid. Inexpensive. |
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