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Identification & Functionality
- Ingredient Name
- Food Ingredients Functions
- Country of Origin
- Italy, Spain, California
- Ingredients
- Almond Oil
- Technologies
Features & Benefits
- Labeling Claims
- Food Ingredients Features
- Quality
Cold-pressed, cold-pressed Organic, cold-pressed according to Ph. Eur. 9.0, refined Organic
- Characteristics
Vegan
Applications & Uses
- Markets
- Applications
- Food & Nutrition Applications
- Application
Cosmetics
Almond oil is a widespread, highly popular skincare product. It is an excellent base oil for many cosmetic formulas. Thanks to its high skin compatibility, almond oil is frequently used in products for sensitive or dry skin, baby skincare and lip care.
- contains natural vitamin E
- gentle to skin
- ideal for dry, sensitive skin
Pharmaceutics
This mild oil is also used in the pharmaceutical industry. It is a popular ingredient for dermatological ointments, as it alleviates irritation and thoroughly treats dry, chapped skin.
- component of dermatological ointments
- alleviates irritation
Food
In cooking, toasted and cold-pressed almond oil are most widely used. Almond oil is a high-quality culinary oil. It enhances the flavor of salads and is suitable for cooking, baking and deep-frying food. Its subtle almond aroma makes it a tasty addition to desserts.
- suitable for cold and hot dishes
- high-quality culinary oil
Animal care
Thanks to its nourishing properties, almond oil is often used to treat dry skin and dull fur in animals.
- treatment of dry skin
Technology
Besides its cosmetic, pharmaceutical and culinary applications, almond oil is also used as a natural wood care product. It can be used as a high-grade lubricant for clocks and musical instruments, too.
- natural wood care
- high-grade lubricant
Regulatory & Compliance