Andiroba Oil 1 L

Bulk Andiroba Oil for Consistent Supply in Skincare Manufacturing

Andiroba oil is pressed from the seeds of Carapa guianensis, a tree native to the Amazon basin and other tropical regions of South America. It has a long history of traditional use among indigenous communities, who relied on it for skin care and as a natural protection against insects in humid climates. Today andiroba is part of our Liquid Basic Oils section, which brings together plant oils for cosmetic and related manufacturing, and the 1 liter format is aimed at businesses that need reliable, batch-to-batch consistent supply rather than one-off small purchases.

The primary application of andiroba oil is body care: balms and creams for tired legs and swelling relief, products for joints and muscles after physical strain, and formulations for rough skin on elbows, knees and heels. Its dense texture and high content of unsaturated fatty acids make it a practical emollient for the oil phase of formulas with a pronounced softening effect. A separate and genuinely high-demand use is household and outdoor products: andiroba is a traditional ingredient in insect-repellent creams and oils, which makes it valuable not only for cosmetic labs but also for manufacturers of outdoor, camping and gardening protection products. The oil is also used in perfumery and aromatherapy blends as a carrier base that dilutes and stabilizes concentrated essential oils effectively.

In mass production and laboratory formulations andiroba oil is typically dosed between 5 and 20 percent depending on the product type: lighter creams and lotions need only 5-10 percent, while denser balms, repellent formulas and intensive care products call for 15-20 percent. It is introduced during the oil phase formation together with waxes and other oils at 60-70 degrees Celsius, after which the mixture is cooled and temperature-sensitive ingredients are added. For small test batches and lab trials before scaling up a formula, the Andiroba Oil 25 ml pack is a practical choice to fine-tune inclusion rates without committing a large volume of raw material.

Andiroba pairs well with lighter base oils that balance its dense texture, such as refined Cotton Oil, which adds lightness to a formula and improves spreadability on skin. For anti-aging and restorative blends, andiroba is often combined with squalene- and tocopherol-rich amaranth oil — a small addition of Amaranth Oil boosts the nourishing profile of the finished product without weighing down the texture. In industrial production it is important to check compatibility with the emulsifiers and waxes used in a specific formula and to run preliminary emulsion stability tests.

The 1 liter pack of andiroba oil should be stored in a tightly sealed container, in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight, at a stable temperature without sharp fluctuations or proximity to heat sources. Proper storage conditions preserve the stability of the fatty acid profile throughout the shelf life and allow the oil to be used reliably in a continuous production cycle.

Outdoor Repellent Balm with Andiroba Oil

Andiroba oil 100 g

Beeswax 20 g

Coconut oil 60 g

Citronella essential oil 8 ml

Lavender essential oil 4 ml

Vitamin E 3 ml