Parsley Essential Oil 500 ml

Bulk Parsley Essential Oil for Cosmetic Manufacturing and Fragrance Blending

Parsley essential oil is obtained through steam distillation of the plant's seeds or leaves, which concentrates the volatile aromatic compounds responsible for its distinctive herbaceous, slightly spicy scent. The 500 ml size is designed for production labs, contract manufacturers, and cosmetic facilities that need a reliable, larger volume of raw material without frequent reordering. This format supports batch production of creams, serums, hair care formulas, and fragrance compositions while keeping quality consistent across runs. This oil and other aromatic ingredients are available in the Essential Oils section, which covers a wide range of options for manufacturing needs.

The primary industrial use of parsley oil is in cosmetics, where it appears in formulas for dull or tired-looking skin, in scalp and hair strengthening products, and in blends aimed at revitalizing skin texture. It is also valued in the fragrance industry as a component of green and spicy accords, contributing a fresh, natural herbal note to finished perfumes and personal care scents. In aromatherapy practice, small amounts are added to diffuser blends and massage oils. Another common application is in formulations for problem-prone facial and body skin, where the oil is introduced into emulsions at a late production stage, at temperatures not exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, to preserve its volatile components. Recommended dosage in finished cosmetic products ranges from 0.1 to 0.5 percent of total formula weight, and a small trial batch is advisable before scaling up a new recipe for full production.

Parsley oil pairs well with woody, citrus, and herbal essential oils, opening up a wide range of blending possibilities. It combines naturally with Rosemary Essential Oil, a pairing frequently used in hair strengthening and scalp stimulation formulas, and with Fennel essential oil in spice-forward compositions for cosmetics and fragrance blends. For softer, nuttier undertones and an added nourishing quality, formulators often introduce Walnut Essential Oil, expanding the palette for hair and skin care compositions.

Store parsley oil in a tightly sealed dark glass container, away from direct sunlight, at a temperature between 5 and 20 degrees Celsius, and away from heat sources and open flame. Proper storage helps the volatile compounds retain their activity throughout the stated shelf life printed on the packaging. Before introducing the oil into a new formula, it is advisable to run a small compatibility test with the base ingredients, particularly for products aimed at sensitive skin or those containing other active essential oils.

For production purposes, the oil is frequently combined with carrier oils and emulsifiers to create serums, hair balms, massage blends, and fragrance bases. Soap made with this base is occasionally produced in smaller batches as well, with the oil added near the end of the process to preserve its scent.

Scalp Revitalizing Massage Oil

Parsley essential oil 5 ml

Grapeseed oil 90 ml

Argan oil 20 ml

Vitamin E 3 ml

Combine the grapeseed and argan oils in a clean glass bottle, then add the vitamin E and parsley essential oil. Shake gently until fully blended and let the mixture rest for 24 hours before first use. Apply a small amount to the scalp, massage for several minutes, and leave on for 30 minutes before washing hair as usual.