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Best Avocado Oils

Updated December 2018
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Best of the Best
AVOHASS
Organic Extra Virgin Avocado Oil
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Bottom Line

While on the expensive side, buyers rave over the quality, taste, and color of this organic avocado oil.

Pros

Cold pressed, extra virgin, and unrefined. Comes in an 8.5 fl. oz. bottle. Good for cooking as well as skin/hair applications. Smoke point of 482°F. Good taste and color. Buyers highly recommend this option. A non-GMO product.

Cons

Some feel this oil tastes stale. Some say the bottle is a little small for the price.

Best Bang for the Buck
La Tourangelle
Avocado Oil
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Buyers love the color, flavor, and aroma of this affordable oil.

Pros

16.9 fl. oz., packaged in a tin bottle to protect it from sunlight. 100% pure, all natural. Good for cooking and hair/skin. Smooth, non-greasy texture. Quality flavor and aroma. Inexpensive. Deep green color.

Cons

Some find the taste and odor to be unpleasant.

NOW Foods
Avocado Oil
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Draws praise for its use as a moisturizer and a massage oil, but note that this is not a food-grade oil.

Pros

A non-GMO product that is 100% pure and nutrient rich. For skin and hair. 16 fl. oz. size; comes in a clear UV light-protected bottle. Works well for moisturizing, massage. Light consistency. Was not tested on animals.

Cons

Not a food-grade oil; only for external use. Some claim the smell is bad.

Chosen Foods
Avocado Oil
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Gets high marks as a mild-flavored cooking/salad oil, although you can also use it externally.

Pros

Cold pressed and 100% pure. Primarily for cooking but can also be used for skin and hair. 500°F smoke point. Good taste for both cooking and salad dressings. Good-sized, attractive bottle. Mild flavor and aroma.

Cons

Some feel that this oil has no odor, taste, or color and that it is too refined/processed.

Sky Organics
Avocado Oil
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Bottom Line

A cold-pressed, natural oil that works well for skin and hair treatments, but avoid using it for cooking due to conflicting information.

Pros

Works well for hair and skin applications. 8 oz. bottle. Oil is cold pressed, 100% pure, and unrefined. No preservatives. Feels good on the skin. Comes with a pump, so you can control the amount that you use.

Cons

Confusion over whether it is food grade or not; the description says yes, but the bottle ships with a "For external use only" warning. Some feel the oil is too clear/thin.

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    We purchase every product we review with our own funds — we never accept anything from product manufacturers.

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    BestReviews spends thousands of hours researching, analyzing, and testing products to recommend the best picks for most consumers. We buy all products with our own funds, and we never accept free products from manufacturers.

    Somewhat novel in the wide spectrum of cooking oils, avocado oil is entering the mainstream as what some believe to be a healthier alternative to other oils (and the taste is milder). In addition to its use as a cooking oil (excellent in homemade salad dressings, stir fry, drizzled on top of soup, or as a nonstick coating), it has a host of health and beauty benefits, too. Avocado oil can help with everything from frizzy hair and dry skin to sunburns, stronger nails, and a healthier, flake-free scalp. Prices are similar to olive oil, between $10 and $20 for a great bottle – and a little goes a long way.

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      Melinda
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    • Melissa
      Melissa
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    AVOHASS

    Organic Extra Virgin Avocado Oil

    AVOHASS

    Organic Extra Virgin Avocado Oil

    While on the expensive side, buyers rave over the quality, taste, and color of this organic avocado oil.
    $19
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    La Tourangelle

    Avocado Oil

    La Tourangelle

    Avocado Oil

    Buyers love the color, flavor, and aroma of this affordable oil.
    $10
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    NOW Foods

    Avocado Oil

    NOW Foods

    Avocado Oil

    Draws praise for its use as a moisturizer and a massage oil, but note that this is not a food-grade oil.
    $12
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    Chosen Foods

    Avocado Oil

    Chosen Foods

    Avocado Oil

    Gets high marks as a mild-flavored cooking/salad oil, although you can also use it externally.
    $16
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    Sky Organics

    Avocado Oil

    Sky Organics

    Avocado Oil

    A cold-pressed, natural oil that works well for skin and hair treatments, but avoid using it for cooking due to conflicting information.
    $11

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