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Plum kernel oil is the oil from the kernel inside the stone of the plum, Prunus domestica; on the label it reads Prunus domestica (Plum) Seed Oil. It is light and thin and smells faintly of almond, almost of marzipan. This guide covers where the oil comes from, why it smells the way it does, how it feels, how to use it on the face, under make-up, on the body, on the hair and as the base of your own face oil, how much to use, who tests first and how to store it.
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