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Lupinus polyphyllus Essential Oil: The Enchanting Essence of Garden Lupin

Immerse yourself in the delicate and subtly sweet aroma of Lupinus polyphyllus Essential Oil, a unique and captivating extract derived from the blossoms of the garden lupin. While less commonly encountered than other floral essential oils, the essence of Lupinus polyphyllus offers a distinctive olfactory profile – often described as softly floral with hints of honey and a slightly herbaceous undertone. This exquisite oil presents exciting possibilities for crafting unique and enchanting cosmetic formulations, adding a touch of whimsical elegance and potential skin-loving benefits.

Versatile Applications and Areas of Use in Cosmetics:

Lupinus polyphyllus Essential Oil's delicate fragrance and potential properties make it a fascinating addition to a range of cosmetic applications:

  • Fine Perfumery: Utilize as a delicate heart or top note in perfumes, eau de toilettes, and solid perfumes to create unique, subtly sweet, and floral fragrance blends with a touch of green freshness.
  • Facial Mists and Toners: Incorporate into facial mists and toners for its gentle aroma and potential skin-soothing properties. Its subtle fragrance can provide a refreshing and uplifting experience.
  • Body Lotions and Creams: Add to body lotions, hand creams, and moisturizers to impart a soft, lingering floral scent that is both comforting and intriguing.
  • Hair Perfumes and Mists: Infuse hair perfumes and mists to provide a delicate and unique floral aroma to the hair, offering a subtle and natural fragrance throughout the day.
  • Bath Products: Add to bath bombs, bath salts, and bubble baths for a subtly fragrant and relaxing bathing ritual, creating a gentle and comforting atmosphere.
  • Massage Oils: Blend with carrier oils such as apricot kernel or grapeseed oil for a light and aromatically pleasing massage experience. The delicate scent can promote relaxation and a sense of well-being.
  • Natural Fragrancing in DIY Cosmetics: Use to naturally scent homemade soaps, lotions, and other personal care products, adding a unique and gentle floral note.
  • Potpourri and Scented Sachets: While not a direct cosmetic application, the oil can be used to scent potpourri and sachets intended for fragrancing drawers containing delicate fabrics.
  • Subtle Aromatherapy in Skincare: The gentle aroma can contribute to a sense of calm and well-being during skincare routines.

Key Advantages for Cosmetic Formulations:

  • Unique and Delicate Aroma: Offers a softly floral fragrance with honeyed and herbaceous nuances, providing a distinctive and less overpowering scent.
  • Natural Fragrance Alternative: Appeals to consumers seeking natural and unique fragrance profiles in their cosmetics.
  • Potential Skin-Soothing Properties: While research is limited, some floral extracts are known for their calming effects on the skin.
  • Enhances Sensory Experience: Adds a subtle and pleasant aromatic dimension to cosmetic products.
  • Versatile Blending: Can be combined with other floral, fruity, and green essential oils to create complex and harmonious fragrance compositions.
  • Worldwide Shipping: Our online store ensures convenient delivery to customers across the globe.

Cosmetic Recipe: Lupin Blossom Hydrating Face Mist

Ingredient Quantity (by volume)
Distilled Water 90 ml
Aloe Vera Juice 5 ml
Lupinus polyphyllus Essential Oil 3 ml
Vegetable Glycerin 2 ml
Polysorbate 20 (Solubilizer) 1 ml

Instructions:

  1. In a clean glass beaker, combine the distilled water and aloe vera juice.
  2. In a separate small container, mix the Lupinus polyphyllus Essential Oil with the Polysorbate 20. Stir gently until the essential oil is fully dispersed. Polysorbate 20 helps to ensure the oil mixes evenly with the water-based ingredients.
  3. Slowly add the essential oil-polysorbate 20 mixture to the water and aloe vera, stirring gently.
  4. Incorporate the vegetable glycerin and stir until all ingredients are well combined and the mist appears clear.
  5. Carefully pour the mixture into a clean spray bottle.

Application Recommendations:

  • Close your eyes and lightly mist the facial toner over your face and neck after cleansing and before applying serum or moisturizer.
  • Allow the mist to air dry or gently pat it into your skin.
  • Use throughout the day to refresh and subtly hydrate the skin, enjoying the delicate floral aroma.
  • Store the facial mist in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight.
  • Perform a patch test on a small area of skin before widespread use to check for any potential sensitivity to the essential oil.
  • Adjust the amount of Lupinus polyphyllus Essential Oil to your preference for fragrance intensity, starting with a lower concentration if you have sensitive skin.
Characteristics:
INCI Lupinus Polyphyllus Essential Oil
Other
Application Cosmetics industry Skin care: used in creams, lotions, serums and masks to soften, maintain elasticity and protect against external factors. Soap making: limited use (due to cost and rarity of the oil), but even a small addition gives the product an exclusive character and a delicate aromatic note. Aromatherapy Ideal for aroma lamps and diffusers, where it exhibits properties of soft invigoration and refreshment. Often combined with citrus esters (bergamot, orange) and light floral oils (geranium, lavender) to form unique aromatic compositions. Perfumery Used in niche and exclusive fragrances due to the rare combination of floral and slightly bean undertones, creating an exquisite, “warm” aromatic trail. Can serve as a “middle” note in a composition, emphasizing other floral or fougere accents. Food directions (rare) Strictly speaking, lupine is widely known for its seeds, which are rich in protein, but the essential oil is practically not used in the food industry. If the oil appears somewhere, it is rather an experimental use or aromatization in microdoses (with confirmed food certification). traditional use and pharmaceuticals In traditional use, the plant itself (leaves, flowers, seeds) is used mainly to improve the condition of the skin and hair due to its protein and vitamin composition. The essential oil has not yet become widely known, but is being studied for its anti-inflammatory and regenerative properties.
Aroma Soft, floral-bean, with subtle woody and slightly "grassy" shades. Not sharp, but quite recognizable and warm.
Att brand India
Color product As a rule, the essential oil of lupine is transparent or has a barely noticeable yellowish tint.
Dosage Cosmetics Foundations, fluids, serums: 0.5%–1% of the total formula weight. Creams and lotions for daily care: 0.5%–2%. Handmade soap: 2–3 drops per 100 g of base (you can increase it a little, but it is important to monitor your skin’s tolerance). Aromatherapy Diffusers, aroma lamps: 3–5 drops per standard room (15–20 m²). Baths: 3–4 drops, pre-mixed with an emulsifier (salt, honey or milk) to avoid oil stains on the surface of the water. Massage Dilute in base oil (coconut, almond, apricot, etc.) at a concentration of about 1% (2 drops per 10 ml of base). It is recommended to conduct an allergy test before first use.
Features All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count 1
Name Lupinus polyphyllus Essential Oil, 10 ml
Packaging container for transportation
Packing 10 ml
Properties Antioxidant It is believed that the oil contains flavonoid compounds that help protect cells from free radicals and premature aging. Anti-inflammatory A number of sources indicate that lupine essential oil can reduce inflammation when applied topically (externally), helping to soothe irritated skin. Regenerating The oil is valued by some cosmetologists for its ability to accelerate regenerative processes in cells, especially in combination with other active ingredients. Toning The aroma of lupine oil has a soft, invigorating effect, helping to refresh the senses and create a more positive mood. Emollients It is often described as a component that softens the skin, especially in creams and serums aimed at caring for dry or combination skin.
Purpose Lupinus polyphyllus Essential Oil by Attar is a rare and exquisite product that combines a soft floral-bean aroma with beneficial properties for the skin. It is valued by manufacturers of niche cosmetics and aromatherapy enthusiasts seeking new experiences and unusual aromas. Due to its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, the oil can successfully complement the composition of various formulas - from anti-aging serums to relaxing blends for aroma lamps. Despite its relatively high cost and limited availability, Lupinus polyphyllus Essential Oil continues to gain popularity among beauty and health professionals, as well as connoisseurs of unique natural ingredients.
Solubility oil, alcohol, ether
Type natural
View liquid
Valid until 04.2028
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    Знайшла тут все необхідне для створення власних натуральних солей для ванн. Вони чудово розслаблюють та доглядають за шкірою.

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