Definition of drying oil
: an oil (such as linseed oil) that changes readily to a hard tough elastic substance when exposed in a thin film to air
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Look out for quick-drying oils like grapeseed, apricot kernel, argan, and marula, which are ideal for most skin types.
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So instead of reaching for facial creams made with nut butters or heavy oils, opt for water gel moisturizers or dry oils like camellia or rosehip.
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Stock up on heavenly orange blossom dry oil mist ($52) and bath oil ($48).
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The Magic Shimmer Oil is a dry oil that blurs imperfections but also leaves behind a subtle glow.
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Acne-prone clients should look to drier oils, such as jojoba, hazelnut, and sesame, while those with dehydrated skin should opt for coconut, almond, or shea butter.
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In addition to the dry oil format, there’s also a lotion, candle, perfume, and body gel.
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First Known Use of drying oil
circa 1760
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