Advantages

• fine-textured (smooth, not sticky or grainy)
• useful for many conditions
• its chemcial structure is similar to that of the skin’s own oil, sebum
• it is useful for treating both excessive sebum production (oily skin and/or acne) because it can dissolve the sebum as well as under production, such as dry skin, dandruff or other dry kin conditions for eczema and psoriasis
• nourishing
• contains many fatty acids including stearic
• erucic
• palmitic and palmitoleic acid
• good for all skin types
• stable (does not evaporate or react easily with the air) so keep well

It can be used alone or blends with Essentials oil or mix with other carrier/base oil or use to blend with cold processed soap or lip balm making.

Disadvantages: expensive

General:  keep away from children.  Keep away from temperature exceeding 74degrees and store out of contact with direct light. DO NOT take internally. If skin irritated, stop using it and consult a doctor.

For educational purposes only. This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.

This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.