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Essential oil of Oregano, 100 ml

Oregano Oil, 100 ml for Lab Work

The 100 ml bottle lets a product developer see how oregano behaves in a specific base before committing it to production. The material is the essential oil of Origanum vulgare, steam distilled from flowering shoots and produced in Spain according to the product card. INCI: Origanum vulgare L. Essential Oil.

Example: herbal foot powder, 200 g

For 200 g of powder, blend 120 g of cornstarch with 66 g of kaolin and 13 g of sodium bicarbonate. The herbal note comes from 0.6 g of oregano essential oil together with 0.4 g of tea tree essential oil, worked evenly into the powder.

Mix the starch, kaolin and bicarbonate. Drop the essential oils onto a small portion of the powder, rub them in thoroughly, then blend this portion back into the rest. Sieve and fill into a shaker jar. The oregano level is 0.3 %.

FAQ

Where is this oregano oil produced?

The origin given for this oil is Spain, and the bottle holds 100 ml.

What level of oregano oil is used in the foot powder example?

The example uses 0.3 % oregano oil, combined with tea tree oil in a cornstarch and kaolin base.

What happens after the 100 ml samples are approved?

The same oregano oil is also available in a 1 L container for production.

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INCI	Origanum vulgare L. Essential Oil
Other
Application	massage oils, anti-cellulite programs, softening programs, moisturizers, after-sun cosmetics, cosmetics for sun protection, shampoos, aromatherapy, room aromatization: handmade soap, natural cosmetics
Att brand	Spain
Attention	All information presented on the site is for reference only, it is recommended to test for an individual reaction before use.
Color product	transparent light yellow or yellow liquid with a characteristic odor
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	Full bath — 2–4 drops per emulsifier; air aroma spray — 6–10 drops per 5 ml of emulsifier; aroma lamp — 1–3 drops; bath salt, soap — 25 drops per 1 kg; massage, aroma candles, oil serums — 1–4 drops per 50 ml of base; deodorant — 3–4 drops per 5 ml of base oil; enriching emulsions, shampoo — 4–6 drops per 10 g of product; hair-loss lotions — 5–7 drops per 20–25 ml of product
Name	Essential oil of Oregano, 100 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	100 ml
Properties	It is used for sprains. Oregano has a strong anti-cellulite effect and improves blood circulation. Stimulates lymph circulation. It is used in the manufacture of soaps, perfectly cleanses the skin, has deodorant properties, helps to reduce excessive sweating, and tightens pores. An effective remedy for eczema.
Purpose	It is used in aromatherapy, compresses, hot and cold inhalation, and massage. Oregano oil is used in the cosmetic and perfume industries.
Solubility	oil, alcohol, ether
View	liquid
Valid until	09.2028

Essential oil of Oregano, 100 ml

Oregano Oil, 100 ml for Lab Work

Why dosing matters so much

Scent character

Uses

Deodorising products

Foot products

Rinse-off care

How to add it

Compatibility

Product data

Example: herbal foot powder, 200 g

Storage and scaling up

FAQ

Where is this oregano oil produced?

What level of oregano oil is used in the foot powder example?

What happens after the 100 ml samples are approved?