Peach Kernel Oil

Description

Peach kernel oil is obtained from the kernel, or the nut of the ripe fruit. The fine textured golden oil has a delicate, sweet aroma. It contains minerals and vitamins, especially Vitamin E. Peach kernel oil has a very similar consistency to Almond Oil and they are often stated as substitutes for each other.

each Kernel Oil contains vitamins A and E as well as a variety of B-group vitamins. Vitamin E is particularly beneficial to your skin as it is an antioxidant. Regular use of Peach Kernel Oil maintains the elasticity of the skin because it contains varieties of polyunsaturated fatty acids, or PUFAs, which are associated with skin growth and health. The soothing, emollient nature of peach kernel oil can also benefit anyone who suffers from dry, flaky or sensitive skin. Individuals with delicate skin can also use it as a cosmetics remover. Unlike some other oils, the peach kernel doesn’t leave an unpleasant residue.

Properties :
This oil contains vitamin E which has therapeutic, antioxidant and preservative properties, it is act as repellent moisturizer, skin tonic

Benefits & Uses :
Peach Kernel oil is used in massage, cosmetics and soap manufacturing especially favored for facial massages as it encourages suppleness and elasticity.

Like all oils, peach kernel oil is emollient without being heavy or greasy and induces lubricity and smoothness to the surface. It is deeply nourishing and is used to prevent skin from drying out and getting flaky. Being rich in vitamins and other nutrients, it is effective even for very delicate skin types with thread veins and soothing inflamed skins. It is non-comedogenic which makes it suitable for skin with large open pores. Being slightly lighter than almond oil makes it a preferable for use on skins prone to blocked pores.

Peach kernel oil is a long oil (has a high drying oil to resin ratio).It thus improves skin elasticity and leaving it soft and smooth. In effect it serves as an anti-wrinkle/skin rejuvenation product for sensitive skin and in massage lotions and other oils.

All these uses make it extremely popular additive in cosmetics to make light creams and lotions,

balms and the soap industry. It is also an effective oil make-up remover.