Product Description
Sourcing and specification details
Boswellia serrata oil extract is produced in France by maceration in vegetable oil at 50-60 °C for 36-72 hours. The resulting oily liquid carries a warm balsamic note and is supplied in 1-liter containers for consistent industrial batches. Within Oil Extracts Wholesale this concentrate serves laboratories requiring stable supply for cosmetics and food-grade applications. Manufacturers value its fat solubility and ability to retain aroma below 40 °C during processing.
The main uses cover anti-aging creams and balms for mature skin, massage oils with warming properties, and perfumery bases for oriental resinous accords. Additional applications include aromatic diffusers and candle blends where the woody balsamic character adds depth. The 1 L packaging targets both small studios and large-scale production lines needing reliable raw material volumes. Test batches are available via Boswellia Oil Extract 5 ml.
Technical parameters for formulation
Incorporate at 0,05-5 % into the active phase once temperature drops below 40 °C. The ingredient is fat-soluble and remains stable when stored in tightly closed containers in a cool dark place until December 2028. Precise temperature control during mixing ensures each batch keeps identical sensory properties.
Role in dietary supplements and food production
Supplement manufacturers and confectionery plants use the extract as botanical raw material for functional beverages and fortified foods. Its solubility profile allows even distribution in oil-based blends without altering viscosity. See also Extracts Wholesale for bulk procurement options. The component integrates smoothly with other oil-soluble botanicals in existing recipes.
Example hair-scalp oil blend
Base oil 250 g, Boswellia oil extract 5 g, jojoba oil 150 g, tocopherol 2 ml. Heat base to 40 °C, add extract and antioxidant, mix thoroughly and package in suitable containers. This blend provides a gentle aromatic profile suitable for regular scalp application.
Frequently asked questions
What is the recommended input percentage?
0,05-5 % in the active phase depending on desired aromatic strength.
Is the extract suitable for food-grade formulations?
Yes, it is purchased as botanical raw material for dietary supplements and functional foods.
How should the product be stored?
Keep in a cool dark place in a tightly closed container.
What packaging options exist for smaller tests?
Smaller sizes support initial formulation trials.