Jojoba is a wax not an oil & can solidify in cold weather. It is very fine, high in vitamin E & resembles the skin’s sebum in composition. It is perfect for facial massage, blends & daily skincare (particularly for oily or combination skins). Use either on its own or as a carrier oil, blended with a few drops of Absolute Aromas essential oils. [I] Ingredients: Buxus chinensis.[/I] ...

Absolute Aromas Carrier Oil Sweet Almond is suitable for all skin types & especially helps relieve dryness, soreness, itching & nourishes flaky skin. It is rich in vitamins, A, B1, B2, & B6 & has a good mineral content. Absolute Aromas Carrier Oil Sweet Almond is the most popular massage oil as it gives medium massage 'slip'. May not be suitable for those with nut allergies. ...

Absolute Aromas Carrier Oil Wheatgerm is a thick, sticky oil extremely high in Vitamin E & therefore very useful when added to blends for its anti-oxidant action. Absolute Aromas Carrier Oil Wheatgerm is packed full of essential fatty acids & minerals. It helps to soften the skin & is especially good for dry & ageing skin. This oil is beneficial for tired aching muscles, try it in a sports massage blend! Avoid use on those with a wheat allergy. ...

Sweet, fruity-warm. Pale blue/green in colour. Did you know? This oil is pale blue/green in colour. England is the top source for this wonderful, all-round soothing oil & Absolute Aromas has selected an oil of consistently high quality, grown & distilled in the UK. The small flower heads used are labour-intensive to grow & pick & yield very little essential oil, which explains the high price. ...

Powerful, woody & herbaceous. Colourless to pale yellow. The best Clary Sage comes from Russia, which is by far the most important producer, although France often plays a significant role in distribution. Absolute Aromas has selected a very high quality oil. Did you know? Clary sage was often referred to as ‘ Muscatel’sage in Germany, as it was thought to share the taste of Muscatel wine. ...

Delightful, fresh, green, rose-like scent. Clear to light green in colour. Although Geranium Bourbon, which comes from the island of La Réunion (previously known as Île de Bourbon), 500 miles east of Madagascar, is considered to be a superior quality oil, many prefer the lighter more subtle aroma of Egyptian Geranium. The species is the same, it is the growing conditions which make the difference between the two types. Did you know? Pelargonium graveolens is not to be confused with the household variety of geranium, which is a completely different species. ...

Sweet, clear, sharp astringent aroma. Clear in colour. Suggested uses: Juniperberry is best known for cleansing ...

Sweet, herbaceous aroma, Clear to pale yellow in colour. Suggested uses: Try blending 1 drop of Sweet Majoram, ...

Subtle, sweet-floral aroma. Clear to pale yellow in colour. Also known as Orange Blossom or Neroli Bigarade, this essential oil is water distilled from the flowers of the cultivated Bitter Orange tree. The Orange flowers must be distilled immediately after picking, as they decay very quickly. Tunisia is the most highly regarded producer of this exotic floral oil. This delightful oil has been carefully distilled in Tunisia with brand new, finest top quality equipment by skilled & experienced distillers. The difference is apparent in the quality. The Neroli in this product is 100% pure & natural. For your convenience, it has been diluted to 5% in Coconut Oil, a wonderfully light moisturising oil. It can be used directly on the skin as a perfume or combined with other oils as a massage or bath blend. Did you know? To represent innocence & love, orange flower petals are often seen in wedding bouquets. ...

Rich, sweet, floral aroma. Dark yellow to amber in colour. Did you know? Rose has been highly prized for centuries. There are over 10, 000 types of cultivated rose, many of which are extensively used in toiletries for both men & women. It is extremely difficult to extract oil from the petals of the rose. The two main ways are first, solvent extraction of a concentrate which is then produced into an absolute, & second, distillation to produce an essential oil. Production of an absolute gives a better yield, but distillation gives a much finer fragrance. Rosa Centifolia, & its close relatives, are cultivated widely in Morocco to produce a rose concentrate, from which an absolute is extracted. The product is also known as rose de mai absolute. The yield of absolute from Rosa Centifolia is somewhat higher than for the Turkish & Bulgarian Rosa Damascena, whereas the yield of the distilled oil is somewhat lower. Thus it is common to find the absolutes coming from Morocco & the distilled oils coming from Turkey & Bulgaria. ...