Avocado Oil
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The named oil comes from the fruit flesh of Persea americana.
What's in it
Oleic acid—a natural fatty acid contribute to the ingredient’s texture.
Oleic acid
Around seventy per cent, as in olive oil.
Palmitoleic acid
Present in a proportion unusual among plant oils.
Chlorophyll
The source of the green in unrefined oil — and a reason to store it dark.
Lutein
A carotenoid present in useful amounts.
How it works
Softening care: As a cosmetic emollient, the named oil can smooth the feel of dry skin. Emollient means a substance that softens and smooths the surface. Hair finish: A suitable oil preparation can coat the hair shaft, improving slip and adding a conditioned appearance.
In the tradition
Associated with food and skin-care uses of avocado.
A cosmetic oil works mainly at the skin or hair surface.
- 1Warm a small amount between the palms and massage into skin or hair as needed.
- 2Use 1–2 times daily.
- 3Patch test on a small area before first use.
- Patch-test first.
- Avoid eyes and discontinue if irritation occurs.
- Do not ingest a cosmetic product.
For external use only. Patch test before first use, and stop if any irritation develops.
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