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| Country of origin: | Italy |
| Colour & Odor: | It is clear with a tint of yellow color with a slight nutty flavor., |
| Extraction Method: | It is extracted from the roasted hazelnuts through cold pressing. |
| Blends well with: | Hazelnut oil mixes well with other massage oils like sweet almond oil, peach kernel, jojoba oil, coconut oil, and apricot kernel oil. |
| Uses: | Hazelnut oil has an immediate softening effect on the skin. It is suitable for oily skin, when used in combination with other carrier oils to obtain the benefits of the skin softening properties without drying skin. This oil can help to tighten and tone the skin that helps to maintain firmness and elasticity. It also encourages cell regeneration, strengthens capillaries and stimulates circulation to help lessen the appearance of wrinkles and thread veins.Hazelnut oil suits dry to normal skin and is excellent for sensitive and baby skin because to its soft and smooth feeling on the skin. It is extensively used in the making of hand & body creams, body lotions, lip balms, and massage oils for the whole body. It can be used in hair oils, sun creams as it offers protection against damage to the skin by the sun’s rays. Hazelnut oil is considered good digestive oil for salad dressings. It is also excellent for cooking and frying as it has a high smoke point. Internally it is recommended for adolescents, the elderly, and pregnant women, but for those who do not have nut allergies.Hazel nut oil is non-irritant and it is not harmful if inhaled or ingested, but should not be used by people with nut allergies |