Lavender Oil Macerate 1 L

Lavender Macerated Oil for SPA Care and Aromatic Cosmetic Formulations

Lavender Macerated Oil is a botanical oil infusion ingredient produced by steeping lavender flowers in a plant based carrier oil. This component is widely used in cosmetic manufacturing, SPA products, body care, massage formulations, and wellness cosmetics because of its soft herbal floral aroma and comfortable skin conditioning sensory profile.

Within the global ingredient market, Lavender Macerated Oil is especially popular in relaxing skincare, evening body care, aromatherapy inspired products, and botanical cosmetic formulations. The ingredient is appreciated for combining nourishing lipid compounds with aromatic lavender constituents such as linalool, linalyl acetate, terpenoid compounds, and botanical polyphenol fractions.

Lavender Macerated Oil is part of the range of liquid oils for cosmetic formulations. See the full selection on the Bulk Liquid Oils page. Current offerings are listed under .

Lavender macerate helps create softer and more comforting skincare textures while improving the sensory performance of oils, creams, massage products, and wellness formulations. The ingredient is especially popular in products designed for evening rituals, relaxing body care collections, and home SPA applications.

Lavender Macerated Oil is commonly used in:
massage oils
SPA cosmetics
body creams
after shower oils
hair care products
aromatic oils
botanical emulsions
bath products
relaxing balms
wellness formulations
scrubs
hair masks
body butter products
natural cosmetics
home SPA products

In cosmetic production the ingredient is valued for:
soft aromatic sensory character
comfortable skin distribution
skin conditioning properties
compatibility with botanical oils
enhancement of SPA product profiles
creation of relaxing sensory experiences
smooth oily texture
excellent performance in massage formulations

The macerate is especially popular in:
SPA manufacturing
relaxing body care
wellness cosmetics
aromatherapy inspired formulations
evening skincare
natural cosmetics
premium body oils
botanical skincare

Sensory profile:
soft lavender aroma
herbal floral nuances
smooth oily sensory feel
warm SPA character

Color:
light yellow to golden

Appearance:
oily liquid

Aroma:
soft floral herbal scent

Solubility:
oil soluble

Formulation and Processing Characteristics

Lavender Macerated Oil is typically added to the oil phase of cosmetic formulations or used as a standalone base in massage oils and body care products.

The ingredient works especially well with:
Sweet Almond Oil
Jojoba Oil
Avocado Oil
Shea Butter
plant derived Squalane
Lavender Essential Oil
Chamomile Extracts
Vitamin E
vegetable waxes
O/W emulsifiers

Within formulation processing the ingredient helps create:
relaxing SPA textures
nourishing body oils
massage blends
softening creams
aromatic wellness products

Recommended dosage:
2-100%

For massage oils:
20-100%

For creams and emulsions:
3-15%

For hair care products:
2-8%

Recipe for Relax Lavender Body Oil

Lavender Macerated Oil - 25 g
Sweet Almond Oil - 20 g
Jojoba Oil - 10 g
Plant Derived Squalane - 5 g
Avocado Oil - 8 g
Vitamin E - 0.5 g
Chamomile CO2 Extract - 0.3 g
Lavender Essential Oil - 0.7 g
Soft Cotton Fragrance Composition - 0.5 g
Rice Bran Oil - 10 g

Blend the base oils until completely uniform. Add Vitamin E, aromatic ingredients, and Lavender Essential Oil while mixing slowly. The finished product is a relaxing SPA body oil with a soft herbal floral sensory profile suitable for body care, massage rituals, and wellness applications.

Lavender Macerated Oil remains a highly valued ingredient in modern cosmetic manufacturing because it combines botanical oil care, a soft aromatic profile, and compatibility with premium SPA, wellness, and relaxing skincare formulations.

A related option currently in stock: Lavender Oil Macerate 50 ml.

Listed under the INCI name Lavandula Matzerath.

FAQ

What is the texture of Lavender Macerated Oil in terms of viscosity and absorption?

The product is a liquid mass with neutral smell and dissolves in fatty oils. Specific viscosity values are available in the specification on request.

How does Lavender Macerated Oil combine with other oils or actives?

It is compatible with fatty oils.

What is the difference between refined and unrefined grade of Lavender Macerated Oil?

The product is supplied as a macerate. Grade specifics and any processing differences are stated in the documentation available on request.

Which documents are available for Lavender Macerated Oil, such as COA and specification?

Current documents for this product are listed in the «Documents» block of the product card.