Hordozóolajban

Hordozóolajban is a Hungarian term that translates to "in carrier oil" or "diluted in carrier oil." In the context of aromatherapy and natural health, it refers to essential oils that have been diluted in a base oil, known as a carrier oil. Essential oils are highly concentrated and can be too potent to apply directly to the skin. Carrier oils, which are typically vegetable-based oils, act as a medium to dilute the essential oil, making it safe for topical application.

Common carrier oils include almond oil, jojoba oil, coconut oil, grapeseed oil, and olive oil. The choice of carrier oil can influence the absorption rate and therapeutic benefits of the essential oil. Some carrier oils have their own beneficial properties, such as moisturizing or anti-inflammatory effects. When an essential oil is described as "hordozóolajban," it means it is already prepared for use and safe for skin application, typically for massage, skincare, or therapeutic purposes. This prevents potential skin irritation or sensitization that could occur from using undiluted essential oils.