Unlocking the Powerful & Rejuvenation Benefits of Vegetable Oils. The Aromantic Guide

List of Contents
Long/Short Oil Classification
Top/Middle/Base Note Classification
Rebalancing certain skin types using Vegetable Oils
Rebalancing acne prone and oily skin
Rebalancing large-pored skin types
More about combination skin types
Using Antioxidants to protect your skin and your products
What are Antioxidants?
Rosemary Antioxidant (Botanical CO2 Extract)
Vitamin E
Vitamin A
Vitamin C
Botanical CO2 Extracts
Botanical CO2 Extracts dosage guidelines
Botanical CO2 Extracts found in the Recipes in this book
Substances not suitable for use in skin, hair and body care products
Non-suitable Vegetable Oils
Mineral Oils and products
The effects of Mineral Oils on the skin
Some Useful Tips and Tables

Tips for buying Borage, Camelina, Evening Primrose, Hemp Seed, Kiwi Seed and Rosehip Oils
Tips for storing and using Vegetable Oils
Method for making and using Oil Compresses
Table 4: Fatty Acid content and other properties of some popular Vegetable Oils
Table 5: Percentages of some popular Vegetable Oils to use in different products
Table 6: How to choose between Borage and Evening Primrose Oil
Table 7: Metric-US conversion table: Volume (Liquid)
Table 8: Temperature

Then each of the 32 vegetable oils are discussed: Uses; Fatty Acid Content; Recipes; and a table of percentages of the oil to be used in products.

The oils covered in the book are:
Apricot Kernel; Argan; Borage; Calendula; Camelina; Castor; Cooconut (Liquid Fractionated); Comfrey; Evening Primrose; Grape Seed; Hazlenut; Hemp Seed; Jojoba; Kiwi Seed; Macadamia Nut; Moringa; Mullein; Mustard Seed; Neem; Olive; Peach Kernel; Pumpkin Seed; Rice Bran; Rosehip; Sesame; Shea Butter (Oil); St John's Wort; Sunflower; Sweet Almond; Thistle and Walnut.