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THE AYURVEDIC INGREDIENT GUIDE

Cottonseed oil

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OIL / PREPARATION

Cottonseed oil

Gossypium herbaceum

Provides an oil base that helps a preparation spread during massage.

Cottonseed oil provides an oily carrier for other ingredients.

Formulation role
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Each 100 ml contains.Provides an oil base that helps a preparation spread during massage.
Carrier oils give the preparation spread and glide, helping distribute the other components during gentle massage. Their oil-base and skin-conditioning roles make the formula practical to apply.

Sources & photo creditHealth Canada NHPID: Cottonseed Oil ↗

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