Sweet Almond Oil, 64 fl oz (1.89 L) Bottle

The sweet almond tree, a deciduous tree growing up to 30 feet tall, is a native of Western Asia and bears white to pale pink flowers in addition to its famous seeds of the same name. Almonds are not true nuts, but are actually drupes--an outer hull surrounding a hard shell that contains the seeds as we know them inside. It is from these drupes that sweet almond oil is derived, which has long been utilized for its benefits as a carrier oil in massage therapy and aromatherapy! Plant Part Used Dried seeds Aroma Light. Sweet and pleasant. Benefits Famous for its ability to moisturize and nourish skin and hair. Easily absorbed without blocking pores or leaving a greasy residue. History of Sweet Almond Sweet almond oil has a rich history of use, its edible nuts and beneficial oils traditionally used to support glowing skin health. The tree from which almonds are derived has been revered across folk legends and religious traditions; one famous French legend tells of almond branches gr