Maple Holistics Pure Carrier Oils Set — 5-Oil DIY Skin, Hair & Nail Blending Kit (Almond, Coconut, Avocado)

Maple Holistics Pure Carrier Oils Set is a five-oil collection formulated for blending with essential oils and enriching at-home skin, hair, nail, and body care routines.

This curated DIY kit includes high-purity Sweet Almond, Fractionated Coconut, Cold-Pressed Avocado, Grapeseed, and Pure Castor oils sized for everyday mixing and direct topical use. Each oil offers a different texture and absorption profile so you can tailor moisturizers, serums, massage blends, and nail treatments without synthetic additives. All five oils are suitable as base carriers for essential oils and as standalone moisturizers to support flexible, personalized beauty formulas.

How do I choose which carrier oil for my skin type?

Pick a carrier based on how it feels on the skin and the finish you want. Lighter oils like grapeseed absorb quickly and suit normal to oily skin, while richer oils such as avocado and castor provide heavier emollience for dry areas. Blend them to balance absorption, glide, and lasting hydration.

• Sweet Almond: lightweight, nourishing for most skin types.
• Grapeseed: thin texture, fast absorption for oil-prone skin.
• Avocado: thicker, excellent for dry patches and barrier support.
• Coconut (fractionated): non-greasy feel, ideal for massage and hair frizz control.
• Castor: viscous oil suited to targeted treatments (nails, lash/ brow blends).

What’s the best way to blend these oils with essential oils?

Always dilute essential oils into a carrier oil before applying to skin. Start with a safe dilution (commonly 1–3% for adults) and perform a patch test to check sensitivity. Use small amber bottles for mixing and label blends with ratios and date.

• Typical dilution: 6–18 drops essential oil per ounce (30 mL) of carrier for a 1–3% blend.
• Combine lighter carriers (grapeseed, fractionated coconut) for fast absorption blends.
• Reserve avocado and castor for richer nighttime or targeted treatments.
• Store mixes in cool, dark bottles to extend freshness.

Which oils are best for hair care and scalp use?

Each oil serves a different role in hair routines: fractionated coconut adds slip and helps control frizz, castor is frequently used for targeted scalp and lash/brow treatments, while almond and grapeseed add lightweight conditioning. Avocado can be used as a deeper conditioning treatment for dry or brittle hair when left on briefly before washing.

• Pre-shampoo mask: avocado or a blend of avocado + almond for intensive moisture.
• Scalp and targeted treatments: castor diluted with grapeseed to reduce viscosity.
• Leave-in smoothing: fractionated coconut to reduce frizz without heavy residue.
• Light conditioning or shine: sweet almond or grapeseed used sparingly.

How do I use these oils safely for nails and face?

Apply carrier oils neat or with a few drops of essential oil for nail and cuticle care. For facial use, choose lighter carriers like grapeseed or almond and patch test first. Avoid applying castor neat to large facial areas because of its thickness; instead dilute it.

• Nail care: rub a drop of castor or sweet almond into cuticles daily for softening.
• Facial moisturizer: blend grapeseed or almond with a favorite essential oil at low dilution.
• Spot hydration: use avocado overnight on very dry patches.
• Always patch-test and discontinue if irritation occurs.

Who is this set for: This Maple Holistics carrier oil collection is made for DIY beauty enthusiasts, aromatherapy users, massage therapists, and anyone building personalized skin and hair routines. It suits beginners who want a versatile starter kit and experienced formulators looking to expand their base oil options. Choose this set if you want straightforward, multipurpose carrier oils to mix with essential oils or to use alone for daily moisturizing, targeted treatments, and at-home cosmetic experiments.

Ingredients

Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride (Fractionated Coconut Oil). Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis (Sweet Almond) Oil. Persea Gratissima (Avocado) Oil. Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Oil. Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil.