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Amaranth oil is cold-pressed from the tiny seeds of Amaranthus caudatus. This guide covers what the label says, what squalene is and what we do not say about it, how the oil feels, how to use it on the face and in a blend, and how to store it.
Peach kernel oil is the cold-pressed oil from the kernel inside the stone of the peach, Prunus persica; on the label it reads Prunus Persica (Peach) Kernel Oil, cold-pressed and made in China. It is light, thin and faintly almond-scented. This guide covers where the oil comes from, how it feels and smells, why it stays a cosmetic oil, how to use it on the face, around the eyes, on the body, as a carrier oil and on the hair ends, how much to use and how to store it.
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