• Provides moisture to sensitive skin. An easy spreading oil that is quickly absorbed, making it great for babies and mature skin.
• Though Apricot Kernel Oil benefits skin on its own, it can also be blended with other carrier oils (such as Sweet Almond Oil) to improve skin tone and diminish the appearance of dark circles.

This powder is extracted from the plant’s rhizome, an underground stem with multiple roots that store its starch and energy. Arrowroot is a gentle compenant that is high in protein and several nutrients.

• The Calendule plant is within the family Asteraceae and native to the Mediterranean region of Europe.
• The flower is widely used for antibacterial, antifungal, and anti-inflammatory properties. This makes it a strong ingredient for healing.

Cetearyl alcohol is a white, waxy, solid material in the form of flakes. It’s oil-soluble, and is a mixture of fatty alcohols. In our body butters, it supports the main emulsion system and gives texture to the product.

• One of the most hydrating butters that is full of vitamins, antioxidants, and fats that no other natural skin care ingredient can claim.
• There is no real cocoa butter substitute, as it has an amazing ability to lock in moisture, provide sun protection, lighten dark spots and discolorations.
• It has been credited for helping to diminish the appearance of stretch marks and scars.

• Comes in two forms: fractionated (liquid carrier oil) and 76° (solid).
• The infinite coconut oil uses make it the most popular oil in both forms due to its quick absorption, slight SPF, antibacterial and antimicrobial properties.
• Fractionated coconut oil will never become a solid form and is a very popular carrier oil that is quickly absorbed. It is thinner than most carrier oils and doesn’t leave any residue on the skin.

• Similar to the oil our skin naturally produces so it is quickly and easily absorbed, making it a wonderful carrier for essential oils.
• Jojoba oil is actually a liquid wax rather than an oil. This carrier is not greasy and non-allergenic, safely used around the eyes and on the skin.

• Slowly melts when applied to skin due to body heat.
• It is similar to shea and cocoa butter, all higher in fatty acids and antioxidants (which makes them super moisturizing).
• The most praise-worthy property of mango butter benefits is its ability to promote cell regeneration, making it fantastic for dealing with scarring and stretch marks.

• It is an intense moisturizer and deeply penetrates the skin.
• It goes so far as to revitalize skin cells, making it a fantastic addition to recipes for sun damage, postpartum skin care, and mature skin formulations.
• This butter is beneficial for long-term health of the skin.

• Rich in Vitamin E, proteins, and numerous minerals and vitamins.
• This oil is easily absorbed and can be used on all skin types for deep moisture and is used in serums, bath bombs, massage oil blends, lotion bars, soap, and more.