For external use (topical)<br>· Body massages: apply 5–10 ml (1–2 teaspoons) to the skin, either directly or mixed with essential oils.
· Daily moisturizing: 2–3 ml (approximately 1/2 teaspoon) to the area to be treated, once or twice a day.
· Hair care: for dry ends: 2–3 drops, rubbed between the hands and applied to dry hair.
· Pre-wash hair mask: 5–10 ml applied to the entire hair, leave for 30–60 minutes, then wash.
· Facial care: 1–3 drops, gently massage onto clean skin.
· Babies and children: 1–2 ml for gentle massage, avoiding mucous membranes and hands (to prevent ingestion).
For internal use (only if it is food grade and cold-pressed)<br>· Adults: as a dietary supplement: 5–10 ml (1–2 teaspoons) daily.
· As a mild laxative: 15–30 ml (1–2 tablespoons) on an empty stomach, occasionally.
· Children: 2–5 ml (1/2–1 teaspoon), only under medical guidance.
· Infants: Oral use not recommended without pediatric supervision.

Precautions

-Allergies: avoid use in people with nut allergies.
-Internal use: although edible, do not use internally unless specifically labeled as suitable for human consumption (food-grade).
-Oily skin/severe acne: may clog pores in very oily skin.
-Storage: keep in a cool, dark place in an opaque container; it can go rancid over time.
-Infants and oral use: if used as a laxative in infants, it must be under medical supervision.
-Compatibility: do not confuse with bitter almond oil, which contains toxic compounds if not processed.

IMPORTANT: The properties and applications described are based on articles and books published by aromatherapy specialists. This information is provided for educational purposes only and never replaces the advice or prescriptions of a physician, who should determine the most appropriate treatment. We are not responsible for any accident or injury suffered by anyone who self-medicates based on the information provided on our website.