Collection: Digestive health boosters

These oils offer a variety of benefits, including moisturizing the skin, nourishing the hair, anti-aging properties, and reducing inflammation. Some oils, like tea tree and oregano oil, have antibacterial properties, while others, like rosehip and sea buckthorn oil, are rich in antioxidants.

Most of these oils are suitable for all skin types, but some may be better suited for specific skin concerns. For example, jojoba oil is good for oily skin, while almond oil is good for dry skin. Always do a patch test before using any oil on sensitive skin.

To maintain the freshness of your oils, store them in a cool, dark place, away from direct sunlight. Some oils, such as flaxseed and wheat germ oil, are more prone to oxidation and should be kept refrigerated after opening.

Yes! Many of these oils, such as castor oil, argan oil, and fenugreek seed oil, promote hair growth, reduce dandruff, and strengthen hair. They can be used as scalp treatments, hair masks, or added to shampoos and conditioners.

Some oils, such as olive oil, flaxseed oil, and black cumin oil, are safe to consume and offer health benefits. However, essential oils, such as cinnamon bark oil and tea tree oil, should never be ingested as they can be toxic. Always check product labels and consult a healthcare professional before consuming any oil.

Yes, many oils can be blended to enhance their benefits. For example, mixing jojoba oil with tea tree oil can help with acne, while combining argan oil with rosemary oil supports hair health. Always follow the recommended dilution ratios when mixing essential oils.

Yes! Some oils, such as tea tree oil, black seed oil, and jojoba oil, have antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties that can help reduce acne, soothe irritation, and balance oily skin. Always patch test before applying to sensitive areas.