Buriti Oil 1 L

Why Buriti Oil Suits Antioxidant Skin and Hair Formulas at Production Scale

Buriti oil is pressed from the pulp of the Mauritia flexuosa palm, native to the Amazon basin, and stands out for its dense natural concentration of carotenoids and tocopherols. This composition drives strong global demand in the personal care industry, where the oil is formulated into after-sun products, anti-aging serums and creams designed for dry, dehydrated skin. As part of the Liquid Basic Oils range, buriti stays fluid at room temperature and blends easily with other carrier oils without any need for pre-melting.

Beyond facial and body skincare, the oil is a common ingredient in hair care formulas, where it softens fiber and appears in masks, conditioning balms and leave-in serums. In Brazil, where the raw material originates, the oil has traditional culinary uses, and in the pharmaceutical field it forms the base for carotenoid-rich supplements. This cross-industry relevance makes buriti a practical raw material for labs formulating across several product categories at once.

The 1 L format is aimed at studio and small industrial production, giving enough volume for consistent batches of creams, balms and facial serums without frequent reordering. The oil pairs well with lighter facial oils such as Watermelon Seed Oil, which lightens the blend's texture for easier application. In hair care formulas it is frequently combined with Burdock Oil to reinforce root strengthening effects, while antioxidant skin blends benefit from adding Corn Germ Oil for extra tocopherol content.

In formulation, buriti oil is typically added to the oil phase during the fat-blending stage, at temperatures not exceeding 40-45 degrees Celsius, to protect its sensitive carotenoids from degradation. Recommended dosage ranges from 3 to 10 percent in creams and lotions, 5 to 15 percent in hair masks and balms, while pure facial or body oil blends can use a higher share. The raw material should be stored in a tightly sealed container, in a cool place away from direct sunlight, to slow oxidation and preserve carotenoid activity throughout the batch's shelf life.

Antioxidant Body Oil Blend for After-Sun Care

Buriti oil 60 ml

Corn Germ Oil 25 ml

Watermelon Seed Oil 15 ml

Vitamin E 5 ml

Lavender essential oil 8 drops

Combine all the oils in a dark glass bottle, add vitamin E and shake gently until fully blended, then add the essential oil last. Apply a small amount to clean, slightly damp skin after sun exposure, massaging gently until absorbed, and keep the finished blend in a cool, dark place for up to three months.