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Lupinus polyphyllus Essential Oil: Embrace the Unique Essence of Garden Lupin

Discover the captivating aroma and potential skin benefits of Lupinus polyphyllus Essential Oil, a rare and intriguing botanical extract. Steam-distilled from the flowering tops of the Lupinus polyphyllus plant, also known as Garden Lupin or Bigleaf Lupin, this essential oil offers a distinctive herbaceous and slightly sweet fragrance with potential applications in a variety of cosmetic formulations. Its unique composition may contribute to skin conditioning and provide an aromatic lift to your products.

Versatile Applications and Areas of Use in Cosmetics:

While research on the specific cosmetic benefits of Lupinus polyphyllus Essential Oil is still emerging, its aromatic profile and potential properties suggest several applications in the realm of skincare and personal care:

  • Natural Perfumery and Fragrance Blends: Its unique herbaceous and subtly sweet aroma can serve as a distinctive middle or base note in natural perfumes, colognes, and fragrance blends, adding complexity and intrigue.
  • Scenting Creams and Lotions: Incorporate this essential oil to impart a natural and refreshing scent to body lotions, hand creams, and facial moisturizers, offering an alternative to traditional floral or citrus fragrances.
  • Aromatic Bath Products: Add a few drops to bath oils, bath salts, and shower gels for an aromatherapeutic experience, promoting relaxation and a connection to nature through its unique scent.
  • Hair Care Products: Its refreshing aroma can be a pleasant addition to shampoos, conditioners, and hair mists, providing a natural fragrance to the hair.
  • Massage Oils: Blend with carrier oils for a unique aromatic massage oil that can help to uplift the senses during a massage.
  • Potpourri and Room Sprays (for cosmetic ambiance): While not directly applied to the skin, its aroma can enhance the sensory experience of cosmetic rituals when diffused or used in room sprays within a beauty or spa setting.

Potential Advantages for Cosmetic Formulations (based on general essential oil properties and traditional uses of related plants):

  • Unique Aromatic Profile: Offers a less common and potentially captivating herbaceous and slightly sweet scent, allowing for the creation of distinctive fragrance profiles.
  • Natural Fragrance Alternative: Provides a plant-derived fragrance option for consumers seeking natural and unique scents in their cosmetic products.
  • Potential Skin Conditioning: Some lupin species contain compounds known for their moisturizing and skin-soothing properties, although further research is needed for Lupinus polyphyllus essential oil specifically.
  • Aromatherapeutic Benefits: Its natural aroma may offer uplifting and refreshing effects on the mood.
  • Worldwide Shipping: Our online store ensures delivery to customers around the globe.

Cosmetic Recipe: Aromatic Lupin Infusion Body Oil

Ingredient Quantity
Jojoba Oil 50 ml
Sweet Almond Oil 30 ml
Lupinus polyphyllus Essential Oil 5-8 drops
Vitamin E Oil 3 drops (optional)

Instructions:

  1. In a clean, dark glass bottle, combine the jojoba oil and sweet almond oil.
  2. Carefully add the Lupinus polyphyllus Essential Oil, starting with a smaller amount and adjusting to your desired fragrance intensity.
  3. If desired, add the Vitamin E oil.
  4. Close the bottle tightly and gently shake to ensure the essential oil is well dispersed in the carrier oils.
  5. Allow the blend to sit for 24-48 hours for the aromas to meld.

Application Recommendations:

  • After showering or bathing, apply a small amount of the aromatic body oil to slightly damp skin.
  • Massage gently until the oil is fully absorbed.
  • Use as a daily moisturizer or as a massage oil.
  • Perform a patch test on a small area of skin before widespread use to check for any sensitivity.
  • Store the oil in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight.
  • The aroma intensity can be adjusted by increasing or decreasing the number of essential oil drops. Start with a lower concentration, especially if you have sensitive skin or are new to this essential oil.
  • Be mindful of potential photosensitivity, although less common with herbaceous oils, and avoid prolonged sun exposure after application if you notice any reaction.
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, 500 ml
Packaging container for transportation
Packing 500 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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  • Date:
    4 August 2025
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    Венера, Монпелье
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    Я в захваті від цього магазину! Тут можна знайти все необхідне для створення натуральної та екологічної косметики. Ціни лояльні, а доставка завжди швидка.

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