Strawberry Oil 10 ml

A Sweet Fragrant Touch for Small Batch Beauty Projects

Strawberry oil in a compact 10 ml bottle is designed for anyone who wants to test a new fragrant ingredient before committing to a full production line. This small volume is perfect for home-based cosmetic making, trial formulations, and sample batches of lip balms, body scrubs, and scented creams. The recognizable sweet aroma makes this ingredient popular well beyond skincare alone, finding steady demand in candle making for pleasant scented candles and sachets, in decorative cosmetics for glosses and tinted balms, and in the food and confectionery industry as a flavoring addition for desserts, baked goods, and beverages.

In personal care formulations, strawberry oil is most commonly blended into lip balms, body creams, scrubs, and massage oils, where it softens texture and adds a pleasant dessert-like note to the finished product. A typical recommended dosage ranges from one to three percent of the total formula weight. It is introduced at the final stage of preparation, once the mixture has cooled below forty degrees Celsius, to preserve the volatile aromatic compounds.

Strawberry oil works well alongside Liquid Oils in various recipes. Check also for current options.

Strawberry oil pairs well with base oils and butters such as coconut oil, almond oil, shea butter, and cocoa butter, allowing formulators to create balanced textures alongside a pleasant fragrance profile. In perfumery blends, it is often combined with vanilla, citrus, and floral notes to build gourmand compositions. In candle making, it truly shines when paired with wax and other fruity fragrance oils, releasing a warm dessert-like scent trail as the candle burns.

Store strawberry oil in a tightly sealed container, in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources, to maintain scent stability throughout its shelf life. The compact 10 ml size makes it convenient for precise dosing during formula development and helps avoid wasting larger quantities when usage is occasional.

This ingredient suits beginners creating their first test samples as well as small studios developing signature product lines with fruity accents. Thanks to its compact size, the oil is easy to test at different concentrations, allowing formulators to find the ideal balance with other ingredients before scaling up to larger production runs.

Strawberry Bath Melt

Cocoa butter 20 g

Coconut oil 15 g

Shea butter 10 g

Strawberry oil 3 ml

Epsom salt 5 g

Melt the cocoa butter, coconut oil, and shea butter together in a double boiler until fully liquid, stirring gently to combine. Remove from heat and let the mixture cool to around thirty-eight degrees Celsius, then stir in the epsom salt and strawberry oil until evenly distributed. Pour the mixture into small silicone molds and refrigerate until fully set before releasing and using one melt per warm bath.

A related option currently in stock: Strawberry Oil 1 L.

The INCI designation used in documentation is Fragaria Ananassa Seed Oil.

FAQ

What is the comedogenic rating of strawberry oil?

The rating is not specified in the product data.

What is the fatty acid profile and oxidative stability of strawberry oil?

Fatty acid details are provided in the specification.

How does refined versus unrefined grade affect strawberry oil?

The product is cold pressed; differences between grades are described in the specification on request.

What is the texture, viscosity, and absorption of strawberry oil?

It is described as an oily liquid.