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Camellia seed oil is the cold-pressed oil from the seeds of the oil camellia, Camellia oleifera; on the label it reads Camellia Oleifera Seed Oil, cold-pressed and made in Japan. It is thin, light yellow and leaves a dry finish. This guide covers which camellia the oil comes from and how it differs from tsubaki and green tea seed oil, how it feels, how to use it on the face, under make-up, on the hair and as the base of your own serum, how much to use and how to store it.
Chia seed oil is the cold-pressed oil from the seed of the chia plant, Salvia hispanica, a sage; on the label it reads Salvia Hispanica Seed Oil, cold-pressed and made in Mexico. This guide covers how the oil looks and feels, why it belongs in the fridge, how to use it on the face, in a cream or mask, on the body and on the scalp and hair ends, how much to use, and how to store it.
Cupuacu oil is the cold-pressed oil from the seeds of the cupuacu, Theobroma grandiflorum, a tree of the Brazilian Amazon and a close relative of the cocoa tree; on the label it reads Theobroma Grandiflorum Seed Oil, cold-pressed and made in Brazil. It is a full, slow oil that thickens in the cold. This guide covers the fruit and its relation to cocoa, how the oil looks, smells and feels, why it thickens and what to do then, how to use it on dry skin, lips, hands, heels and hair, how much to use and how to store it.
Date oil is the cold-pressed oil from the kernel of the desert date, Balanites aegyptiaca, a tree of North Africa; on the label it reads Balanites Aegyptiaca Seed Oil, and the oil comes from Egypt. It is not the oil of the date palm. This guide covers which tree the oil comes from, how it looks, smells and feels, how to use it on the face, the body, the cuticles and the hair, how much to use, which bottle to choose and how to store it.
Sea buckthorn oil is the cold-pressed oil from the orange berry of the sea buckthorn, Hippophae rhamnoides; on the label it reads Hippophae Rhamnoides Oil, cold-pressed and made in India. It is deep orange and stains, which is why it is always used diluted. This guide covers the shrub and the berry, why the oil is so orange, how to dilute it in a base oil, how to use it on face, body and hair, how much to use and how to store it.
Elderflower water is the hydrosol that remains when the blossom of the elder, Sambucus nigra, is distilled with steam: water that carries a little of the scent of the flower, not an oil and not the cordial you know from the kitchen. This guide covers what a hydrosol is, how elderflower water smells, what the ingredient line says about the preservative, how to use it as a facial toner, a body mist, over the hair and as the water phase of your own cosmetics, how much you use and how to store it.
Fenugreek oil is the cold-pressed oil from the seed of fenugreek, Trigonella foenum-graecum, a legume; on the label it reads Trigonella Foenum-Graecum (Fenugreek) Seed Oil, cold-pressed and made in India. This guide covers where the strong curry-like smell comes from, how the oil looks and feels, how to use it as a hair mask, on the scalp, in a home-made hair oil and diluted on the skin, how much to use, who should do a patch test first, and how to store it.
Raspberry seed oil is the cold-pressed oil from the small hard seeds of the raspberry, Rubus idaeus; on the label it reads Rubus Idaeus Seed Oil, cold-pressed and made in India. This guide covers where the oil comes from, how it looks and feels, why it is not a sunscreen, how to use it on the face, the hands, the body and the hair ends and in a blend, how much to use, and how to store it.
Goji berry seed oil is cold-pressed from the small seeds of the goji berry, Lycium barbarum. This guide covers what the label says, how the oil looks, smells and feels, how to use it on the face and around the eyes, and how to store it.
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- Cactusvijgolie: wat zij is en hoe u haar gebruikt op gezicht en haar
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- Zelf een gezichtsmasker maken met klei: drie maskers stap voor stap
- Wat zijn hydrosolen en hoe gebruikt u ze in uw huidverzorging
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- Beldi zwarte zeep: de Marokkaanse hammam thuis, stap voor stap
- Etherische oliën voor de avond: geuren, druppels en waar u op let
- Niacinamide (vitamine B3): wat het is en hoe u het poeder oplost
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- Cacaoboter: wat zij is en hoe u haar gebruikt op de huid, in balsem en zeep
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English
- Batana Oil for Hair: How to Use It Step by Step, from Mask to Rinse
- Shea Butter for All Skin Types
- Coconut Oil: What It Is, How to Read the Label and How to Use It on Skin and Hair
- Tamale Shea Butter Soap: What It Is, Which Bars There Are and How to Use It
- Tamale Shea Butter Soap with Lemon: What It Is, What Is in It and How to Use It
- Tamale African Black Soap: What It Is and How to Use It
- Aleppo Laurel Soap: What It Is, What Is in It and How to Use It on Skin and Hair
- Apricot Kernel Oil for Massage and Body: How to Use It and How Much You Need
- Amaranth Oil: What It Is and How to Use It on the Face
- Pineapple Seed Oil: What It Is and How to Use It on Face and Hair
- Baobab Oil: What It Is, Where It Comes From and How to Use It
- Bataua Oil: What It Is and How to Use It on Hair and Skin
- Cocoa Oil: What It Is, How It Differs from Cocoa Butter and How to Use It
- Broccoli Seed Oil: What It Is, Why It Feels So Dry and How to Use It on Hair
- Caiaue Oil (Ojon): The Amazonian Palm Oil for Hair
- Camellia Seed Oil: What It Is, Which Camellia It Comes From and How to Use It
- Chia Seed Oil: What It Is and How to Use It on Face, Body and Hair
- Cupuacu Oil: What It Is, Why It Thickens in the Cold and How to Use It
- Date Oil: What It Is, Which Tree It Comes From and How to Use It
- Sea Buckthorn Oil: What It Is, Why It Is So Orange and How to Dilute and Use It
Français
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- Huile de ricin : dix façons de l’utiliser sur les cheveux, les sourcils et la peau
- Huile d’argan : sa place dans une routine du matin et du soir
- L’huile de ricin expliquée : d’où elle vient, comment elle est faite et comment l’utiliser
- Beurre de karité : six mélanges maison, avec les quantités
- Nettoyer le cuir chevelu à l’huile de nigelle
- Masques maison à l’huile de coco : cinq mélanges simples pour le visage
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