Cashew Oil

What Is Cashew Oil? 

Cashew oil is a cold pressed extract from the nuts of Anacardium Occidentale. It is a type of carrier oil that helps replenish moisture in skin and hair. Let's not forget that it is an incredible base to dilute natural essential oils for skin and aromatherapy. While it is comparatively a new ingredient in the natural wellness world - cashew oil is gaining immense popularity owing to its high Vitamin E content. 

• Botanical Name: Anacardium Occidentale
• Extraction Method: Cold-pressed
• Color and Aroma: Light brown to dark with hints of red
• Made From: nuts
• Flash Point: 245-250 C 
• Suitable For: Natural skincare products like moisturizers, serums, body oils, soap making and other DIY cosmetics and beauty products.
• Skin Safe: Yes
• Cashew Oil INCI Name: Anacardium Occidentale Nut Oil

Details Of Cashew Oil Price

Premium quality cashew oil price is $19-$25 per lb. Here's a complete breakdown of price for different quantities. 

• 8.45 fl oz | 250 ml - $22
• 2.2 lbs | 1000 ml - $43
• 11 lbs | 5000 ml - $193
  

Top Benefits Of Cashew Oil

1. Improves scalp health by nourishing and moisturizing
2. Prevents dandruff buildup
3. Adds natural shine to hair
4. Facilitates hair growth and reduces breakage
5. Non-comedogenic and hence suitable for all skin types
6. Continuous usage may reduce fine lines and wrinkles
7. Excellent emollient and prevents dry patches
8. Versatile to use with serums, body oils, body scrubs, lotions and moisturizers

Cashew Oil Uses To Watch Out For

Unveil the magic of natural cashew oil by using it for skin care, hair care, soap making and other DIY projects. Create moisturizing face wash or rejuvenating skin serum by harnessing the dense nutrient profile of cashew nut oil. Build anti hair fall oils, serums and shampoos with the richness of zinc and fatty acids. From being a subtle base oil in body care products to enhancing moisturizing properties in face care - cashew oil uses are endless. 

Typical Cashew Oil Content and Nutrient Profile

• Omega 9
• Omega 6
• Zinc
• Vitamin E
• Selenium

Aromachology cold pressed organic cashew oil contains 100% pure Anacardium Occidentale oil and no additives. 

Why Use Cashew Oil For Skin?

Known as an excellent emollient, cashew oil reduces dryness, fine lines, and wrinkles on skin. Use it to moisturize skin with the natural goodness of zinc and vitamin E. Build skincare products that sell off the shelf quickly this botanical treasure. Our cashew oil is vegan, skin safe and not tested on animals so you can make DIY skincare and cosmetics with confidence. All my oily skin girlies might want to do a trial as it has a greasy texture. 

Formulating With Cashew Oil For Hair

Understand the hair care properties and botanical makeup to effectively use cashew oil for hair and scalp. It is a comparatively heavy oil and hence pair it with lighter hair oils like gooseberry oil, black seed oil or rosemary essential oil for maximum results. Bid farewell to hairfall with the active compounds of cashew oil. 

Extraction Details

Our expert partners separate cashew seed from the nuts and clean it completely. Next, they pass it through a cold pressing mechanism to extract the oil. This process is completely mechanical with no heat involved. The result? A potent and natural cashew oil that delivers maximum results. 

Frequently Asked Questions About Cashew Oil

What is cashew oil used for?

Natural cashew oil is used to make hair oils, serums, hair masks, shampoos, face serums, body lotions, handmade soaps and body oils. It improves the nourishing properties of any product you use it for. 

Is cashew oil good or bad for you?

Filled with the goodness of cashew seeds, cashew oil is good for improving skin texture, preventing hair fall, adding shine and reducing wrinkles. Use it topically for best results or find a food grade cashew oil if you want to use it for cooking. 

Do cashews have the same oil as poison ivy?

While these are both different oils, some studies indicate that people allergic to poison ivy are allergic to cashew oil thus drawing similarities between the two.