baasõliga

Baasõliga refers to a type of oil used as a base in various applications, particularly in cosmetics and aromatherapy. These oils are typically unrefined or minimally refined vegetable oils that are rich in fatty acids and nutrients. Common examples include almond oil, jojoba oil, coconut oil, and grapeseed oil.

In cosmetics, baasõliga is used as a carrier for essential oils, allowing them to be diluted to safe concentrations for topical application. They also provide moisturizing and emollient properties to skincare products, helping to hydrate and soften the skin. Their natural composition makes them popular in formulations aiming for a "natural" or "organic" appeal.

In aromatherapy, baasõliga serves as the foundation for massage oils and lotions. Essential oils are blended into these base oils to create therapeutic blends for relaxation, stress relief, or other specific benefits. The baasõliga itself can also contribute to the overall effect, with some oils possessing their own distinct therapeutic properties. The choice of baasõliga can influence the absorption rate, texture, and scent profile of the final product.