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Pepper Cubeba essential oil, 100 ml

Cubeb Oil, 100 ml Bottle

This bottle is sized for development work: dose finding, comparing cubeb with black and pink pepper, and stability samples. The oil is steam distilled from the dried unripe fruits of Piper cubeba, a pepper-family climber. The product card lists Germany as the country of production and the INCI name Cubeb Ventós Essential Oil.

Example: solid cologne, 30 g

Melt 6 g of candelilla wax with 14 g of fractionated coconut oil and 8.4 g of jojoba oil to make 30 g of cologne. Once the mixture has cooled slightly, add 0.6 g of cubeb essential oil, 0.6 g of distilled lime essential oil and 0.4 g of cedarwood essential oil.

Melt the wax with the coconut oil over a water bath, then add the jojoba and remove from heat. At about 50 °C stir in the essential oils and pour into small tins. Allow 24 hours before testing. Cubeb level: 2 %, appropriate for a small-area fragrance product; confirm against IFRA limits for your category.

FAQ

What is the 100 ml cubeb bottle meant for?

It is sized for development work such as dose finding, comparing cubeb with black and pink pepper and preparing stability samples.

Which oils partner well with cubeb in a cologne?

Bergamot, lime, cardamom, ginger, sandalwood and vetiver are good partners.

Where should the cubeb bottle be stored?

Close it after each use and keep it in a cool, dark place.

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INCI	Cubeb Ventós 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	Germany
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
Descriptio smell	Warm, woody-spicy and slightly camphor
Features	Individual intolerance. For allergy detection, put 1 drop of oil on the fold of the leg. If there is no reaction within a day, the oil can be used.
Inci	Cubeb Ventós Essential Oil
Input percentage	full bath - 2-4 drops per emulsifier; Aroma spray for air - 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
Name	Pepper Cubeba essential oil, 100 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	100 ml
Properties	Has an antiseptic and bactericidal effect, Effective against acne and infiltrates, Stimulates blood circulation, Perfectly helps in weight loss programs.
Purpose	Effective for cellulite, Strengthens hair, Eliminates hair loss.
Solubility	oil, alcohol, ether
Storage conditions	in a cool, dark place in a tightly closed container
Synonyms	Cubeba officinalis, Kumkus, Caucasian Pepper, False Pepper
View	oily liquid
Valid until	06.2028

Pepper Cubeba essential oil, 100 ml

Cubeb Oil, 100 ml Bottle

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Main constituents

Useful for

Fragrance blends

Scalp care

Beard care

Dosage

Partners

Product data

Example: solid cologne, 30 g

Storage and scaling up

FAQ

What is the 100 ml cubeb bottle meant for?

Which oils partner well with cubeb in a cologne?

Where should the cubeb bottle be stored?