Massage

Can be used on its own or combined with other oils to make your own massage oil blend. It does have a medium to slow absorption rate so you may want to combine it with a faster penetrating oil like Grapeseed #210. Why not try adding some essential oils for added benefits?

Beauty

Use as an ingredient in skincare for creams, lotions, face and body oils, serums and balms.

Olive Extra Virgin makes an excellent all over skin moisturiser. Use as a gentle and effective cleanser and make-up remover. Can be used as a natural alternative to commercial shaving foams. It will help prevent razor burn and moisturise the skin at the same time.

Massage a couple of drops Olive Extra Virgin Oil into your fingertips to soften cuticles and strengthen your nails.

Hair

Try Extra Virgin Olive Oil as a warm oil treatment to deliver those antioxidants directly to the root. You can use it by itself or combine with another hair loving carrier oil like Avocado Oil #231. Warming the oil, helps it to penetrate the hair strand but make sure it’s not too hot, you don’t want to burn yourself. Massage the warmed oil into your hair and scalp and comb it through. Cover with a shower cap and leave for at least 30 minutes. Wash as normal. Top tip – add the shampoo to dry hair and begin to lather before adding water to begin to emulsify the oil so it will rinse out more effectively.

Skincare

You can use this oil on its own as a body oil or as a gentle yet effective make up remover. This is an excellent ingredient in your homemade skincare formulations. Can be used to make your own creams, lotions, balms, body oil and hair treatments.