Olive Oil, Extra Virgin Essential Oil Blends It is most commonly consumed

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The seeds typically produce around 30% oil with an unusually high level of a long-chain monounsaturated fatty acid called Erucic acid

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Olive Oil, Extra Virgin Essential Oil Blends It is most commonly consumedDescription Extra Virgin Olive oil is a premium grade of olive oil taken from the first pressing of the fruit. It has a rich green colour and strong olive fragrance. Olive oils are high in Oleic acid in fact, the fatty acid is named after the olive, a monounsaturated fatty acid. This makes it fantastic for moisturising and restoring the skin and hair but also means the oil is relatively stable. Suggested uses Skin: hydration Hair: detangler, damaged