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Blueberry berry oil extract, 1 L

Scaling Blueberry Oil Extract From Pilot Batches to Full Production Lines

A one-liter container of blueberry berry oil extract is built for manufacturers who need a consistent volume of raw material with reliable properties batch after batch. This concentrate belongs to the Oil Extracts category, which brings together oil-based botanical concentrates meant for the fat phase of cosmetic, personal care and adjacent formulations.

Globally, the strongest demand for blueberry oil extract comes from antioxidant and anti-aging skincare. Blueberries carry anthocyanins and polyphenols that remain stable once carried in an oil base, distributing evenly through emulsions and anhydrous formulas alike. This makes the extract a common addition to face and body creams, serums, eye area balms, lip care and hair and scalp treatments, where it supports skin elasticity and helps counter environmental stress. Massage oil blends and spa-oriented products are another popular use, since the extract has a light texture that blends easily with carrier oils.

In formulation, the extract is typically added to the fat phase once the mixture has cooled below 40-45 degrees Celsius, protecting the heat-sensitive active compounds. A common dosage range for production batches is 2 to 8 percent of the fat phase weight, with the exact figure set by the formulator depending on the target strength of the finished product. The extract pairs well with common carrier oils, shea and cocoa butter, and with other botanical oil extracts, allowing formulators to build layered antioxidant blends.

For smaller trial runs or R&D work before committing to a full production batch, the same concentrate is available as Blueberry berry oil extract, 50 ml. In toning and exfoliating formulas, blueberry extract is frequently combined with Black Coffee Oil Extract to build body care products aimed at tired-looking skin. For warming massage blends and formulas for congested skin, pairing it with Black Pepper Oil Extract adds a gentle warming sensation to the finished composition.

Beyond skincare, botanical oil concentrates like this one are also used in natural household product lines and fragrance compositions, where their plant origin and compatibility with fats and waxes are valued. Store the extract in a tightly sealed container, away from direct sunlight and heat sources, to keep the active compounds stable through the full shelf life. When working from a one-liter container on a production floor, it is practical to decant a smaller working portion for daily use while keeping the main container sealed between uses.

Antioxidant Hand and Body Cream

Shea butter 100 g

Coconut oil 80 ml

Beeswax 15 g

Blueberry oil extract 25 ml

Vitamin E 5 ml

Melt the shea butter, coconut oil and beeswax together in a double boiler until fully combined, then remove from heat and let the mixture cool to around 40 degrees Celsius. Stir in the blueberry oil extract and vitamin E, mix thoroughly until uniform, then pour into clean jars and allow the cream to set at room temperature before sealing and labeling.

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INCI	Вlueberry Oil Extract
Other
Application	production of cosmetics, food additives, pharmaceuticals, aromatherapy, dietary supplements
Att brand	France
Color product	amber to dark brown
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	0.05-5% in the active phase. Do not heat above 40 ° C
Method preparation	extraction in oil, by heating 50 ° С-60 ° С for 36-72 hours
Minimum count	1
Name	Blueberry berry oil extract, 1 L
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 liter
Solubility	fat soluble
View	oily liquid
Valid until	12.2028