An oil that absorbs easily
This oil is an excellent choice if you’re looking for an oil that absorbs easily. I’m really enjoying all of the products from miracle botanicals!!!

Kukui nut oil works on its own as a light face and body oil. The oil is fast-absorbing and non-comedogenic, so it feels light on the face and leaves no greasy shine. Smoothed over clean skin, it disappears quickly.
As a carrier, kukui gives you a base for your own blends, a light oil you add concentrated essential oils to before they touch skin. It spreads them thin so they are gentle to use, which is the whole job of a carrier. Kukui carries a scent without fighting it.
Hawaiians have long used kukui oil in lomi lomi, the islands' own massage, and it still makes a smooth, light massage oil. It spreads easily and stays workable without dragging on the skin. The scent sits soft in the background.
This oil works over the scalp and through the lengths as a light everyday oil. It coats the hair without weighing it down, then combs out clean. A little goes a long way here.
Grown in Hawaii, this is the real thing, the hard-to-find bottle a collector goes looking for. Ours is pressed from nuts grown on the islands themselves.
Kukui carries a lot of polyunsaturated fatty acids, mainly linoleic and alpha-linolenic. Those light, unsaturated oils are why it sinks in the way it does and feels barely there. We put no percentage on them, since we have no analysis of this oil to quote.
Kukui is a carrier, so you can smooth it straight onto skin with nothing added. Patch test a little on your inner forearm and wait a day before you use it more widely. Keep it for external use only.
To blend essential oils into kukui, dilute them into it, never onto skin on their own. For the face, aim for about 1 percent, which is 6 drops of essential oil in 30 ml of kukui, and for the body about 2 percent, 12 drops in 30 ml. A carrier is what makes an essential oil gentle enough to wear.
Kukui oxidizes faster than more stable oils, so store it somewhere cool and dark. Refrigerate it after you open it, then let it come back to room temperature before use. Do not leave it standing in a warm, bright spot.
Kukui comes from a tree nut, so check with a physician first if you have a nut allergy. Keep it out of reach of children. It is for external use, not for taking by mouth.
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Method. Add the rose geranium to the kukui in a small bottle and cap it. Roll it between your palms to warm it, then smooth a few drops over clean skin.
Method. Mix the lavender and frankincense into the kukui in a bottle. Warm a little between your hands and work it over the shoulders and back.
Method. Stir the lavender into the kukui, then massage a little into the scalp and down the lengths. Leave it on for a while, then wash it out.
Every size is the same oil. The larger the bottle, the lower the price per ml.
7 answers drawn from the product specification and our own use of this oil.
This oil is an excellent choice if you’re looking for an oil that absorbs easily. I’m really enjoying all of the products from miracle botanicals!!!








