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Jojoba- Jojoba essential oil is one of the most popular skin and hair care oil and is a great addition to any beauty regime. As this carrier oil is nutrient rich, it is highly versatile and has many, different benefits. This oil is easily absorbed, deeply moisturizing and hydrating the skin. The nutrients present in this oil make it highly effective in reducing early signs of aging. As it is light weight and easily absorbed.Jojoba is rich in vitamins and minerals that nourish hair, including vitamin C, B vitamins, vitamin E, copper, and zinc. Because it strengthens hair, it is also thought that jojoba oil can prevent hair loss and promote hair thickness.Argan- Argan Essential Oil is extracted from the kernels of the Argania Spinosa Tree through cold pressed extraction method. Rich in Vitamin E and Essential Fatty Acids that your skin and hair need, Argan Oil can also be used to dilute skin agent essential oils. Moroccan Argan Carrier Oil contains a rich source of Vitamin E, an essential to a healthy skin and hair. It also contains powerful antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties. Because of Argan Oil's properties, it can also be used as a carrier oil for any skin agent-essential oils. Carrier oils are pressed from fatty portions of the plant such as the seeds, nuts, or kernels. They often have a faint sweet nutty aroma to odorless. It makes essential oils be “carried” smoothly and safely to your skin. Argan Carrier Oil makes essential oils safe for topical application by itself and can be used to help dry areas, or even as a full body moisturizers.Vanilla-Vanilla essential oil throughout history, vanilla has been used in lotions, soaps, body and hair care products, incense, baked goods, and ice cream. Most perfumes that delight the senses have a least a few drops of vanilla. Native to mexico and central america, the climbing plant reaches about 12 feet in height and has clusters of green and yellow flowers that develop into aromatic brown pods with tiny seeds inside. The seed pods are put through a solvent extraction method to capture the oil. Here's a fun fact: the melipone bee, which is only found in mexico, pollinates the vanilla flower. In 1836, charles moran began hand pollinating the flowers so that vanilla could be cultivated throughout the world.