Why Manufacturers Choose Avocado Oil for Large-Scale Skincare Production
Avocado oil supplied from 190 kg is built for manufacturers who need a dependable, large-scale supply of raw material without gaps in production planning. This volume belongs to the Bulk Oils category, which brings together base plant oils suited for continuous, conveyor-style manufacturing of creams, balms, lotions and other high-demand products. The oil is obtained by cold pressing the pulp of Persea americana fruit, which preserves a rich profile of unsaturated fatty acids, phytosterols and tocopherols — compounds valued for restoring the skin's lipid barrier and reinforcing hair structure.
Globally, the leading application of avocado oil is skincare manufacturing: facial and body creams, formulas for dry and mature skin, hair masks and serums, lip and hand balms. It is also widely used in pharmaceutical production for ointment bases and in the manufacture of dietary supplements. In the food industry, refined avocado oil serves as a dressing and functional food ingredient, though cosmetic manufacturers more often source the unrefined or lightly refined version, which retains a stronger concentration of bioactive compounds.
In formulations, avocado oil is added during the oil phase, at temperatures between 60 and 75 degrees, alongside other oils and waxes before emulsification. A typical dosage in creams and balms ranges from 5 to 20 percent of the oil phase weight, depending on the desired texture and product purpose. It pairs well with lighter oils: for instance, Rice Germ Oil 100 L lightens its texture for a less heavy skin feel, while combining it with Macadamia Oil 100 L boosts the nourishing profile of the formula thanks to palmitoleic acid content. For anti-aging lines, formulators often add Wheat Germ Oil 190 L, rich in tocopherols, which strengthens the antioxidant effect of the finished product.
Working with large containers requires proper storage discipline: keep the containers tightly closed in a dark room at temperatures between 10 and 20 degrees, away from heat sources and direct sunlight. When these conditions are maintained, the oil retains stable quality throughout its shelf life, which matters for production cycles built on long-term procurement planning. It is recommended to check the organoleptic properties of each delivered batch before introducing it into a production run.
Beyond skincare, avocado oil is used in veterinary grooming product manufacturing and in niche household chemical formulations, such as protective hand product bases that require an emollient component. Its broad compatibility and availability in large volumes make it a practical raw material choice for companies with varied production profiles.
Nourishing Body Butter with Avocado Oil
Avocado oil 80 g
Macadamia oil 40 g
Shea butter 60 g
Emulsifying wax 20 g
Distilled water 280 ml
Preservative 6 ml
Melt
the avocado oil, macadamia oil, shea butter and emulsifying wax together in a
double boiler until reaching 70 degrees. Separately heat the distilled water to
the same temperature, then slowly pour it into the oil phase while stirring
continuously until a smooth, uniform emulsion forms. Once the mixture cools to
40 degrees, add the preservative, mix thoroughly, and pour the finished body
butter into prepared containers.