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Evening Primrose oil, organic, cold pressed, unrefined, Oenothera biennis a/k/a King’s Cureall. Like borage oil, evening primrose oil is highly unsaturated and is, therefore, more reactive and less stable than most other oils. It is yellow in color and oxidizes on exposure to air and light. Contains 10% GLA.
GLA is very fragile and can be rapidly destroyed by light, heat, humidity and oxygen in the air. It’s useful for the following external uses: dry scaly skin, dandruff conditions, has benefited those with psoriasis, is helpful for eczema, it’s known to accelerate wound healing. (Source: Carrier Oils For Aromatherapy & Massage by Len Price)
Evening Primrose may be used in antiwrinkle preparations at levels of @20%. Highly recommended for mature, damaged or sensitive skin. Conditions dry, damaged hair and scalp. It’s a very soothing oil.
In soapmaking, a little goes a long way; add 1-2/3 tablespoons per 5 lbs. of soap just before adding the essential oils. In lotions/creams use 2%-5%.
INCI: Oenothera biennis (Evening Primrose) Oil. SAP value: 180-195. Typical shelf life when stored tightly capped and away from heat and direct light; refrigeration is OK for this oil: 1 year.
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Martha Ricci (Bronx, NY, US) | May 7th, 2015
What a great ingredient to use as an eye serum!! This primrose oil is packed with anti-aging properties. Add a few drops of primrose oil to an ounce of grape seed oil and gently pat into the skin under your eyes. This will diminish those unsightly circles, tricking your boss into thinking you went to bed promptly at 9pm.
Beverly Gatewood (Miami, FL, US) | July 8th, 2013
I have been using this oil in combination with other oils in m my anti-aging oils, as well as my problem skin care cream. My customers rave about both products. They keep begging for more. The properties are like medicine to the skin. Getting ready to re-order right now
Mechelle Wyatt (Gastonia, NC, US) | October 3rd, 2012
This is a great oil! & Wildcrafted to boot :0) I have used this oil in a serum to help ladies w/ Rosacea & have had great success with the blend. They love the way their skin now looks & feels! Top notch!
Vicki Fotheringham (Pensacola, FL, US) | May 18th, 2010
Its about time to reorder supplies and E. Primrose is one I will not be without. So moisturizing and soothing to the skin. Added to formulas for the elderly, they rant and rave about products they try with this oil in it. Use it while you are young, and I'll bet wrinkles will stay away!
phyllis refi (sarasota, FL, US) | February 28th, 2010
Evening primrose oil and macadamia oil and butters from camden-grey make a great body butter that's not too greasy.
Judy (Cranston, RI, US) | September 15th, 2009
I love Evening Primrose Oil - and Camden Grey's does not disappoint! It's a beautiful golden color and has just a very faint aroma. It immediately absorbs into the skin without even the slightest greasy feel. I use it in everything from premium lotions & facial serums to shampoo & facial soap bars - I just love it!
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