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Hazelnut Oil 100 ml

Why hazelnut oil earns its place in modern skincare and haircare formulas

Hazelnut oil is a cold-pressed nut oil valued for its light, fast-absorbing texture and rich content of oleic acid, vitamin E, and trace minerals. This ingredient belongs to the category of Liquid Basic Oils, which brings together base plant oils used across cosmetic manufacturing, and it is widely used in formulations for creams, serums, massage blends, and hair strengthening products. The 100 ml size fits both home-based formulation projects and small studio-scale batches.

The primary application of hazelnut oil is in facial and body skincare, along with hair and beard care products. Thanks to its low comedogenicity, it suits oily and combination skin types, helps balance sebum production, and leaves no greasy film after absorption. In massage oil blends, hazelnut oil is prized for its smooth glide and quick absorption, while in hair growth formulas it is used either as a standalone ingredient or as an infusion base for botanical extracts. Beyond cosmetics, hazelnut oil also appears in culinary applications as a flavorful finishing oil and in the fragrance industry as a carrier for infusing aromatic compounds.

In formulation work, hazelnut oil pairs well with other light base oils such as kukui nut oil, available in 10 ml and 50 ml sizes, which contribute an even lighter, non-greasy quality suited to daytime skincare formulas. A strong pairing also exists with walnut oil, which adds a richer nourishing layer ideal for winter formulas and restorative hair masks. For thicker cream bases, hazelnut oil is often combined with heavier plant oils, shea or cocoa butter, added during the oil phase at 60-70 degrees Celsius, while hazelnut oil itself, being heat-sensitive, is best introduced during the final cooling stage of an emulsion at temperatures below 40 degrees to preserve its vitamins and antioxidants.

Recommended usage of hazelnut oil in finished formulations ranges from 5 to 30 percent of the total oil phase, depending on the product type: light facial emulsions typically require 5-10 percent, while nourishing hair and beard balms can go up to 20-30 percent. The oil is compatible with essential oils, botanical extracts, vitamins A and E, as well as silicones and emulsifiers commonly used in industrial cosmetic production. It should be stored in a tightly sealed container, away from direct sunlight and heat sources, in a cool dark place, which helps extend its shelf life and preserve its beneficial properties.

Lightweight facial serum for combination skin

Hazelnut oil 40 ml

Kukui nut oil 30 ml

Walnut oil 20 ml

Vitamin E 8 drops

Essential oil of geranium 6 drops

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INCI	Hazelnut (Corylus avellana) Nut Oil
Other
Att brand	Germany
Color product	from light yellow to yellow
Descriptio smell	characteristic
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	anti-cellulite massage mixtures , masks for strengthening hair 10%, gels for the care of the skin around the eyes, lips 1-4%, milk with rosacea 4-6%, ubtan, makeup remover 1-15%, nourishing balms 5-10%, serums and creams f
Minimum count	1
Name	Hazelnut Oil 100 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	100 ml
Solubility	oils
Storage	tightly closed stopper, in a dark dry place
Valid until	10.2028