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Sea buckthorn seed oil, certified organic

Sea buckthorn seed oil, certified organic

Sea buckthorn seed oil, certified organic

Organic, cold pressed virgin sea buckthorn seed oil is derived from the small seeds of the Hippophae rhamnoides shrub. Compared with sea buckthorn fruit oil, the seed oil is lighter in colour, less intensely pigmented, and has a more balanced fatty acid profile, making it a versatile choice for both skincare and haircare formulations.

This certified organic sea buckthorn seed oil has a lightweight to medium skin feel and is naturally rich in essential fatty acids, particularly omega-3 and omega-6. It is especially popular in facial oils, serums, creams, scalp treatments, and hair oils where a nourishing but not overly heavy oil is desired.

Sea Buckthorn Seed Oil vs Fruit Oil

Both sea buckthorn seed oil and fruit oil are valued cosmetic ingredients, however they behave quite differently in formulations.

Sea Buckthorn Fruit Oil

  • Deep orange-red colour
  • Very high in carotenoids
  • More intensely pigmented
  • Often used at very low percentages
  • More likely to stain skin and clothing

Sea Buckthorn Seed Oil

  • Lighter in colour and texture
  • Naturally rich in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids
  • Easier to formulate with
  • More versatile for everyday skincare and haircare use
  • Lower staining risk than fruit oil, though undiluted oil can still stain

Key Features

  • Certified organic
  • Cold pressed
  • Virgin and unrefined
  • Lightweight to medium skin feel
  • Naturally rich in essential fatty acids
  • Suitable for skincare and haircare formulations
  • Suitable for most skin types

How to Use

Sea buckthorn seed oil can be used:

  • in facial oil serums and blends
  • in creams, lotions, and balms
  • in scalp and hair oils
  • in nourishing body oils
  • in barrier-support style formulations

Typical usage rates range from low percentages in formulations up to around 10%. Higher percentages may stain skin, fabrics, and clothing due to the oil’s natural colour.

Note: Individual responses may vary, and a patch test is recommended before use, especially for those with known allergies or skin sensitivities.

Common Name: Sea buckthorn seed oil

INCI: Hippophae rhamnoides seed oil
Certification: Certified organic, BioGro
Appearance: Pale to bright orange liquid. Undiluted, this colour can stain skin and clothes.
Plant Parts Used: Seeds
Extraction Method: Cold pressed
Refinement: Virgin
Purity: 100%
Origin: Poland
Usage Rate: Up to 10% - as high percentages can stain skin.
Typical Fatty Acid Profile: Palmitic: 9 - 15%, Palmitoleic: 1 - 3%, Oleic: 14 - 30%, Linoleic: 30 - 40%, Linolenic: 25 - 35%
Absorption Rate: Average
Skin Type Recommended: Most skin types, especially dry and mature skin
Vegan: Yes
Palm Oil: No
Animal Tested: No

All our products are for external use only.

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Sea buckthorn seed oil, certified organic

Organic, cold pressed virgin sea buckthorn seed oil is derived from the small seeds of the Hippophae rhamnoides shrub. Compared with sea buckthorn fruit oil, the seed oil is lighter in colour, less intensely pigmented, and has a more balanced fatty acid profile, making it a versatile choice for both skincare and haircare formulations.

This certified organic sea buckthorn seed oil has a lightweight to medium skin feel and is naturally rich in essential fatty acids, particularly omega-3 and omega-6. It is especially popular in facial oils, serums, creams, scalp treatments, and hair oils where a nourishing but not overly heavy oil is desired.

Sea Buckthorn Seed Oil vs Fruit Oil

Both sea buckthorn seed oil and fruit oil are valued cosmetic ingredients, however they behave quite differently in formulations.

Sea Buckthorn Fruit Oil

  • Deep orange-red colour
  • Very high in carotenoids
  • More intensely pigmented
  • Often used at very low percentages
  • More likely to stain skin and clothing

Sea Buckthorn Seed Oil

  • Lighter in colour and texture
  • Naturally rich in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids
  • Easier to formulate with
  • More versatile for everyday skincare and haircare use
  • Lower staining risk than fruit oil, though undiluted oil can still stain

Key Features

  • Certified organic
  • Cold pressed
  • Virgin and unrefined
  • Lightweight to medium skin feel
  • Naturally rich in essential fatty acids
  • Suitable for skincare and haircare formulations
  • Suitable for most skin types

How to Use

Sea buckthorn seed oil can be used:

  • in facial oil serums and blends
  • in creams, lotions, and balms
  • in scalp and hair oils
  • in nourishing body oils
  • in barrier-support style formulations

Typical usage rates range from low percentages in formulations up to around 10%. Higher percentages may stain skin, fabrics, and clothing due to the oil’s natural colour.

Note: Individual responses may vary, and a patch test is recommended before use, especially for those with known allergies or skin sensitivities.

Common Name: Sea buckthorn seed oil

INCI: Hippophae rhamnoides seed oil
Certification: Certified organic, BioGro
Appearance: Pale to bright orange liquid. Undiluted, this colour can stain skin and clothes.
Plant Parts Used: Seeds
Extraction Method: Cold pressed
Refinement: Virgin
Purity: 100%
Origin: Poland
Usage Rate: Up to 10% - as high percentages can stain skin.
Typical Fatty Acid Profile: Palmitic: 9 - 15%, Palmitoleic: 1 - 3%, Oleic: 14 - 30%, Linoleic: 30 - 40%, Linolenic: 25 - 35%
Absorption Rate: Average
Skin Type Recommended: Most skin types, especially dry and mature skin
Vegan: Yes
Palm Oil: No
Animal Tested: No

All our products are for external use only.

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