Buriti Oil 10 ml

A tropical palm fruit oil worth testing in small batches

Buriti oil comes from the fruit of a palm tree native to the tropical regions of South America, and on the global market this ingredient has long been valued for its rich carotenoid content, which gives the raw material its deep color and antioxidant activity. The compact 10 ml size is a practical choice for anyone getting acquainted with this ingredient for the first time, testing homemade cream or serum batches, and checking how the oil behaves in a specific formulation before ordering a larger volume. Buriti Oil belongs to the Liquid Basic Oils category, which brings together plant-based components suited for both cold and warm-stage formulation.

The main field of use for buriti oil is skin and hair care. Formulators rely on it for protecting skin against sun exposure and free radical damage, since the natural carotenoids and tocopherols act as effective antioxidants. In haircare, the oil is prized for smoothing the hair shaft, adding natural shine, and reducing split ends and brittleness. Cosmetic labs incorporate it into facial serums, night creams, lip balms, and restorative masks aimed at dry or tired skin. Typical dosage ranges from 3 to 10 percent of the finished product weight, and it should be added at the final stage of emulsion preparation, at temperatures not exceeding 40-45 degrees Celsius, to preserve the heat-sensitive carotenoids.

Buriti oil blends well with other light base oils. Paired with Cotton Oil Refined 100 ml, it creates a more fluid base suitable for massage blends and body lotions. For anti-aging formulations, many chemists add Avocado Oil 100 ml to boost the nourishing effect and improve absorption of the entire composition. For restoring hair after heat styling or coloring, buriti oil is often combined with Wheat Germ Oil 50 ml, known for its high vitamin E content.

Beyond skin and hair care, the oil finds use in natural color cosmetics production, where it is added to lip balms and tinted lip products to soften the texture and give a light conditioning feel. In niche perfumery and aromatherapy it is sometimes used as a carrier for diluting essential oils thanks to its neutral texture. The oil can also be used in artisanal soap making, though this remains a secondary rather than primary application for this raw material.

Store buriti oil in a tightly sealed container, in a cool dark place away from direct sunlight and heat sources, to preserve carotenoid stability and extend shelf life. Once opened, use the contents within a few months and avoid moisture contamination inside the bottle.

Antioxidant night facial oil blend

Buriti Oil - 4 ml

Wheat Germ Oil - 4 ml

Jojoba oil - 10 ml

Essential oil of frankincense - 3 drops