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Hazelnut Oil.
Expeller-pressed hazelnut oil from Italy: slightly astringent, quick to absorb and gently toning, a base oil of choice for oily and combination skin, used alone or blended.
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About this product
A small bottle on the dressing table, a few drops pressed into the skin before the mirror: hazelnut is the light, quick-sinking oil for skin that dislikes heavy ones. It is pressed by expeller in Italy from Corylus avellana, the common hazel, which Irish legend counts as the tree of wisdom.
The oil contains vitamins, minerals, proteins, and oleic and linoleic acids. It penetrates the skin quickly and nourishes it, and its mildly astringent, toning action makes it a base oil of choice for oily and combination skin.
Details
- Botanical name: Corylus avellana
- Origin: Italy
- Method: expeller pressed
- Contains: vitamins, minerals, proteins, oleic and linoleic acids
- Feel: slightly astringent, fast absorbing
How to use
Use it alone as a base oil, at full strength, or blend it in as 10% of another carrier oil.
Bring the old hazel home to your own dressing table.
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