A Concentrated Garlic Extract Serving Food Production, Haircare, and Home Formulations
Garlic Oil Natural in a 1 kg pack is a rich oil-based extract produced by infusing crushed garlic in a vegetable oil carrier. It belongs to the category of herbal oil extracts and infusions, which brings together natural extracts capable of transferring aroma, flavor and beneficial plant compounds into a stable oil form without the use of alcohol or water. Unlike steam-distilled garlic essential oil, this infused oil offers a softer, more manageable aroma profile, making it easier to dose accurately across culinary and cosmetic recipes.
Worldwide, the largest demand for garlic oil comes from the food industry. It is widely used to flavor cooking oils, prepare dressings, marinades and sauces, preserve vegetables, and manufacture garlic-based seasonings at an industrial scale. Its stable, concentrated taste allows manufacturers to replace fresh garlic wherever long shelf life and consistent flavor intensity matter more than the sharper bite of raw cloves. Typical dosage in food formulations ranges from 1 to 5 grams per kilogram of finished product, with the exact amount adjusted through sensory testing.
The second major application area is hair and scalp care. Garlic oil is a traditional ingredient in strengthening masks and conditioning treatments aimed at nourishing hair follicles and adding natural shine. Formulators often blend it with emulsion-type creamy bases such as Creamy Soap Base Crystal OPC, which helps deliver a lightweight texture without leaving a greasy film on the scalp. Recommended concentration in cosmetic blends usually stays within 3 to 7 grams per 100 grams of base, since the extract is potent and carries a strong odor that benefits from balancing fragrance components.
In household chemistry, garlic oil serves as an ingredient in natural insect-repelling formulas for gardens and outdoor use, as well as in plant treatment solutions. Within the pharmaceutical and dietary supplement sector, the infused oil is used as raw material for encapsulated products, valued for keeping its active compounds stable at room temperature.
To soften the sharp garlic note in food and fragrance compositions, technologists frequently pair it with vanilla tones: Vanillin rounds out the harshness with a subtle sweetness, while Food flavoring Oil helps balance the overall taste profile in sauces, coated snacks, and ready-made meals.
Garlic oil should be introduced at the final stage of preparation, at temperatures not exceeding 40-50 degrees Celsius, to preserve its volatile aromatic compounds. In cold-processed blends, masks, and dressings, it can be added at room temperature with thorough mixing until uniform. The 1 kg pack size fits well into small-batch and studio-scale production - limited cosmetic runs, local food workshops, and formulation labs testing recipes before scaling up to industrial volumes.
Store garlic oil in a tightly sealed container, in a cool dark place away from direct sunlight and heat sources, which helps maintain aroma stability and preserve active compounds throughout the shelf life.
Garlic-Infused Strengthening Hair Mask
Garlic Oil Natural 25 g
Castor oil 100 g
Honey 30 g
Egg yolk 1 piece (about 20 g)
Warm
the castor oil slightly, then whisk in the garlic oil, honey, and egg yolk
until fully combined into a smooth paste. Apply the mixture to the scalp and
along the hair length, cover with a warm towel, and leave for 30 minutes before
rinsing thoroughly with a mild shampoo. Prepare the mask fresh before each use
and store any leftover blend refrigerated for no longer than two days.