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Mango liquid Oil 10 ml

How Mango Oil Fits Into Small-Batch Skincare Formulas

Liquid mango oil is a lighter alternative to the traditional mango butter, staying fluid at room temperature and blending easily into creams, serums and lip balms without pre-melting on a water bath. The 10 ml size is intended for trial batches and small home formulations, letting formulators check compatibility and texture before scaling up to larger production volumes. This product belongs to the Liquid Basic Oils category, which brings together lightweight plant oils suited for face, body and hair care without leaving a heavy residue.

The primary demand for mango oil comes from skin and hair care, where its rich content of unsaturated fatty acids and natural antioxidants helps soften dry skin, restore elasticity and support the skin barrier after sun or wind exposure. In professional cosmetic manufacturing it is commonly added to facial and body creams, lip balms, hair strengthening treatments and anti-aging serums. Beyond skincare, the oil is used in massage blends thanks to its smooth glide without a greasy feel, and in color cosmetics formulations as a softening agent for lipsticks and balm sticks.

From a formulation standpoint, mango oil is introduced during the oil phase at 40-60 degrees Celsius, once solid fats have melted but before the emulsion starts to thicken. Typical usage rates in finished products range from 3 to 10 percent depending on the desired texture and product type. It pairs well with other light oils: combined with Liquid Cocoa Oil it creates a richer yet non-greasy texture for balms, while together with Oat Seed Oil it enhances the calming effect of formulas designed for sensitive skin. Mango oil also combines well with mineral-based ingredients such as Liquid Stone Oil, which is often used in formulations targeting problem skin.

Store the oil in a tightly sealed container, away from direct sunlight and heat sources, in a cool dark place to preserve its properties for the full shelf life. Once opened, it is best used within a few months and should be kept free from moisture contamination.

Soothing mango facial serum

Liquid mango oil 5 g

Oat seed oil 3 g

Vitamin E 0.3 g

Squalane 1.5 g

Combine the liquid mango oil with oat seed oil and squalane in a clean dropper bottle, warming gently in your hands to blend evenly. Add the vitamin E last, close the bottle and shake softly until the mixture looks uniform, then apply a few drops to cleansed skin morning or evening as a lightweight nourishing serum.

INCI	Mangifera indica
Other
Application	creams, masks for face and body, tonics, hand-made, professional cosmetics
Att brand	France
Color product	characteristic
Descriptio smell	characteristic
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	в заживляющие бальзамы и в смягчающие мази – 1-15%, в лосьоны и кремы – 2-20% в шампуни, бальзамы и кондиционеры – 3-6%, в средства для загара – 5-12%, в бальзамы, предназначенные для губ и в заживляющие – 5-20%, в средства для массажа – 10-100%, в средства по уходу за ногтями и кутикулами – 5-100%
Minimum count	1
Name	Mango liquid Oil 10 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	10 ml
Solubility	oils, fatty phase
View	liquid substance
Valid until	10.2028