Scientifically, almond oil has been proven to be of great benefit to human skin as it contains the essential ingredients needed to develop and sustain healthy and glowing skin.
However, despite possessing the essential ingredients needed to keep and sustain healthy and glowing skin, almond oil also has its disadvantages.
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Disadvantages Of Applying Almond Oil The Face
There are a few potential disadvantages of using almond oil on the face, especially for people that have nut allergies. Some of the most common side effect can be seen below:
1. Allergic reactions: Some people may be allergic to almonds and may experience skin irritation, redness, itching or swelling after using almond oil.
2. Clogged pores: Almond oil is heavy and may clog pores, leading to breakouts, especially in people with oily skin.
3. Overuse: Overuse of almond oil can lead to an imbalance of natural oils in the skin, leading to dryness or excess oiliness.
4. Interaction with other products: Almond oil may interact with other skincare products, causing skin irritation or reducing their effectiveness.
It’s important to patch test any new product on a small area of skin before using it all over your face, and to use it in moderation. If you experience any adverse reactions, discontinue use and consult a dermatologist.
Asides from allergy reactions, those with acne-prone skin should also avoid applying almond oil directly to the face as it may block the pores and give rise to serious skin concerns like blackheads, whiteheads, acne and hyperpigmentation.
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Benefits of Almond Oil For Hair
Almond oil is rich in Vitamin B-7, a water-soluble vitamin that promotes the growth of healthy hair.
Medical research proved that continuous usage of almond oil helps prevent hair loss.
How To Make Almond Oil Without An Oil Press Machine And Blender
Almond oil is popularly known to be made with either an oil press machine or a blender.
In this article, I will show you how to make almond oil without an oil press machine or a blender.
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Ingredients/Material Needed To Make Almond Oil Without An Oil Press Machine And Blender
1. Unroasted almond
2. Olive oil
3. Mortar and pestle
4. Storage container
5. Strainer, sieve or cheesecloth
Steps On How To Make Almond Oil Without An Oil Press Machine And Blender
Follow the steps mentioned below to make almond oil with mortar and pestle:
Step 1: Put your unroasted almond into the mortar
Step 2: Pound with your pestle until it changes to powder form (pound in bits, it is less stressful)
Step 3: Turn the pounded almond i.e almond powder into a container
Step 4: Pour your olive oil into this container
Step 5: Then mix thoroughly
Step 6: Store your almond powder and oil mixture in a dry place for 2 weeks
Step 7: After 2 weeks, use a sieve, cheesecloth or strainer to extract your almond oil from the almond powder and oil mixture
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Originally posted on June 2, 2021 @ 5:21 pm
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