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Bay laurel Oil Unrefined 10 g

A spicy oil that changed the way stylists treat scalp and hair care

Unrefined bay laurel oil belongs to the Butters section, and although it looks like a typical solid plant fat at first glance, its composition and aroma set it apart from most other butters on the market. It is cold pressed from the fruit of the bay laurel tree and left unrefined, which preserves the natural aromatic compounds responsible for its distinctive spicy, herbal scent. The 10 g pack size is a practical choice for anyone who wants to test this oil in a small trial batch of homemade cosmetics before committing to a larger quantity for regular production.

Worldwide, the strongest demand for bay laurel oil comes from hair and scalp care. It is commonly added to hair masks, leave-in treatments and scalp serums to help strengthen hair follicles, reduce breakage and balance oil production at the scalp level. The oil is also valued in formulations for blemish-prone skin thanks to its mild antiseptic character and ability to regulate sebum. Beyond cosmetics, bay laurel oil is used in aromatherapy blends and in niche perfumery as a fixative that adds a warm, spicy woody note, and in several culinary traditions it is used sparingly as a flavoring agent for dishes and sauces.

Because of its concentrated aroma and active compounds, bay laurel oil is rarely used alone. Formulators typically add it at 3 to 7 percent of total batch weight, blended with other base oils and butters. Combining it with unrefined palm oil gives balms and creams a firm, stable texture that holds well in warmer climates. To soften the sharp herbal scent and introduce a lighter citrus facet, many formulators reach for refined orange butter. For a lighter, fast-absorbing finish without a heavy oily film, bay laurel oil pairs nicely with babassu butter.

Add bay laurel oil during the oil phase of your formulation, keeping the temperature below 60-65 degrees Celsius to avoid degrading its volatile aromatic components. Allow the melted base to cool slightly before introducing heat-sensitive actives. Store the oil in a tightly sealed container in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat sources to preserve its properties over time.

Scalp strengthening solid balm

Unrefined bay laurel oil 10 g

Babassu butter 15 g

Unrefined palm oil 10 g

Refined orange butter 5 g

Melt the babassu butter together with the palm oil in a double boiler until fully liquid, then remove from heat and let it cool slightly to a warm but pourable state. Stir in the bay laurel oil and orange butter, mixing thoroughly until smooth, then pour the blend into a small tin or jar. Allow it to set at room temperature for a few hours before use, and apply a small amount to the scalp with gentle massaging motions two to three times a week.

INCI	Laurus nobilis seed oil
Other
Color product	emerald green, marsh, dark green
Descriptio smell	corresponding
Features	in its pure form is not recommended for use with increased skin sensitivity
Input percentage	1-7%, до 100% при прижигании герпеса и угревых гнойничков, лечебные гели для проблемной кожи — 1-3%, бельди, мыло, гидрофильные плитки — 3-5%, алеппское мыло, бальзамы от герпеса — 2-7%, сыворотки для зрелой и сухой кожи — 4-5%, укрепляющие бальзамы для волос — 2-4%, жиросжигающие кремы для тела — 5%, массажное масло для тела — 5-6%, сухое масло, уход за стопами — 1-4%, укрепление волос и ногтей, гидрофильное масло — 4-8%, мази для снятия суставной боли — 10%
Minimum count	1
Name	Bay laurel Oil Unrefined 10 g
Other names	Oleum lauri, Oil of Bays, Oil of Laurel, Oleum Lauri Expressum, Oleum Laurinum, Oleum Lauri Unguinosum, Laurel berry oil
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	10 grams
Solubility	butter
View	thick dark green gruel
Valid until	10.2028