Almond Oils

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History & Description of  Almond :

The name “Almond” is believed to be a group of extractions from both the French word “almande”. And the Greek work “amydala”. The amygdale-the part of the brain that controls the ability to make decisions develop memories , and process emotions-is also believed to have the same etymology. Known as the “king of nuts”. The almond, as well as the oil it yields, are both believed to improve the role of this part of the brain. For this reason, it was served to dignitaries to boost their administrative abilities. Historical source suggest that domesticated Almonds appeared as early as or possibly earlier than 4000 B.C. They are said to have been native to the middle east, being spread along the Mediterranean shores to North Africa and southern Europe. It also spread to central and southwest Asia as far as the Yamuna River of India as well as to California in the 1840.

The almond tree Prunus dulcis, is a deciduous tree in the family Rosaceae which is grown for its edible seeds nuts. The tree has brown or gray bark and either an erect or weeping growth habit depending on variety. The Trunk can reach 30cm and 12 inches in diameter. Almond leaves are 7.5-13 cm in long with a serrated edge and grow alternately on the branches. The tree produces white to pale pink flowers and hairy green fruits which are oblong in shape. The fruit is a drupe, containing a single seed. The seed is protected by a hard brown shell. At maturity, the flesh of the fruit becomes leathery and splits to reveal the nut inside. Nuts generally measure 3.5 to 6cm in length. Almond trees can reach height between 13-33 ft and have a commercial lifespan of between 30 and 40 years. Almond may be referred to by variety and this includes bitter almond almonds nuts are generally about long and may also be referred to as sweet or bitter almond depending on variety and originates from wild species found in Central and southwest Asia.

Distillation of Sweet Almond Oil:

The optimal Almond carrier oil production process involving Drying, which is vital for quality oil, hence Almond must be dried to reduce their humidity content. This contributes to the longer shelf of the finished product by reducing the oil risk of developing fungal growth caused by wet fruit. Drying is done by either exposing Almonds to the sun for up to 3 days or by exposing them to hot air ventilation. Still in their shells, the Almond are transported onto rollers were their hulls, stones and any debris are removed in a process called Hulling, Shelling or Cracking. Shells and hulls are not discarded rather than they are used for livestock bedding and to feed dairy cattle.

After Extraction process begins Sweet almond carrier oil is derived from the Ripe seeds/kernels of Almond fruit by cold pressing which preserves the oils quality by protecting it from heat. Cold pressing involves placing almonds between two rotating almond metals plates to apply mechanical pressure that will cause them to break and release their oils. The resultant oil is darker that almond oil that undergoes refinement. After Distillation Each Batch of oils is tested in VISHWNATH OILS PRODUCTS Labs By Senior Analyst and the constituents are The main Chemicals constituents of Sweet almond carrier oil are oleic acids (omega 9), Linoleic Acid (Omega 6), stearic Acid, and Palmitic Acid.

Oleic Acid are helps in maintain the softness, suppleness and radiance of skin and hair. It also helps to Eliminate Dandruff and thereby support hair growth and Boost Immunity.

Linoleic Acid are helps to maintain the Moisturize hair and promote its growth. It Facilitate wound healing. It also helps in Soothe Acne and reduce chances of future outbreaks.

Stearic Acid is known to have cleansing properties that purge dirt, sweat and excess sebum from hair and skin. It also be an ideal emulsifying agent that binds water and oil.

Palmitic Acid have emollient properties. It has soften hair without leaving a greasy or sticky residue. And also be the most common saturated fatty acid.

Palmitoleic Acid is known to Delay the appearance of premature aging. And moisturize and tighten the skin. It also promote the growth of shiny hair.

Blends with Sweet Almond oil;

Sweet Almond oil well blends with rose oil, jasmine oil, Cedarwood oil, lavender oil, lemon oil.

Constituents of Sweet Almond oil:

After Distillation Each Batch of oils is tested in VISHWNATH OILS PRODUCTS Labs By Senior Analyst and the constituents are The main Chemicals constituents of Sweet almond carrier oil are oleic acids (omega 9), Linoleic Acid (Omega 6), stearic Acid, and Palmitic Acid.

Uses of Sweet Almond oil;

Moisturizing Properties:  When Applies to the skin, almond oil has emollient properties. These properties allow almond oil to soften and smooth skin over time. Accordingly , many bath oils lipstick and skin cleaning products includes almond oil to help moisturize your skin. Using products with almond oil as an ingredient or applying the oil directly to your skin can support smooth and supple skin.

 For Heart health: Your heart works hard to spread oxygen and nutrients throughout your body via your blood stream. The Condition of your heart directly impacts how efficiency your body functions, which makes heart health a high-stakes topic. Fortunately. Consuming almond oil has been linked to increased heart health.

 Increased Hair Health: Almond oil for your hair provides advantages for both hair appearance and Hair health. When incorporated into a shampoo, almond oil helps give hair a natural sheen. Almond oil works to fill gaps in your hair, which contributes to smoother and softer hair over time.

Source of Vitamin E:  Our body needs a variety of vitamins and minerals to carry out daily tasks including vitamin E which refers to a group of fat-soluble compounds with anti-oxidant properties. As an antioxidant , vitamin E helps to protect your cells on the molecular level by fighting “ Free Radicals”. Free radical molecules cause damage to cells and may contribute to cardiovascular disease and cancer. Antioxidant stop free radicals from inflicting the damage which may help prevent chronic diseases.

 Blood Sugar Control: The term “blood sugar’ refers to the glucose in your blood stream that helps supply energy to your cells. Keeping in your blood sugar levels in check is crucial to help your body function well and to prevent risk of diabetes and heart diseases. Making simple diet changes like adding almond oil to your cooking, can help keep your blood sugar stable and healthy.

Precautions to use over Sweet Almond oil:

Sweet almond might lower blood sugar in some people. Watch for signs of low blood sugar and monitor your blood sugar carefully if you have diabetes and use sweet almond oil.

Sweet almond might lower blood sugar in some people. Sweet almond might interfere with blood sugar control during and after surgical procedures. Stop using sweet almond oil at least 2 weeks before a scheduled surgery.