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Olive Oil 1 L

A Versatile Plant Oil Trusted Across Cosmetic and Food Production

Olive oil in a 1 liter package suits small studios and workshops that have moved past single test batches into steady, repeatable production of creams, balms and massage blends. This product belongs to the liquid basic oils category, which brings together plant-based fatty oils used across cosmetic manufacturing, food processing and pharmaceutical formulation. Cold-pressed from olive fruit, this oil retains natural antioxidants and fatty acids that are valued for skin and hair care.

The most common use of this oil is in skincare products such as body creams, lip balms, massage oils, makeup removers and after-sun care. It softens the skin effectively without leaving a heavy residue when dosed correctly, making it suitable even for sensitive skin types. In hair care formulas it works well as a base for masks and ends treatments since it penetrates the hair shaft and reduces breakage. Beyond cosmetics, olive oil remains one of the most demanded ingredients in the food industry, used in dressings, canned goods and baking, and it also serves as a base for ointments in pharmaceutical preparations.

In production recipes the oil is added during the fatty phase at a temperature not exceeding 70-75 degrees to preserve its beneficial compounds. Recommended dosage in creams and balms ranges from 5 to 20 percent of the total formula weight, depending on the desired texture. Olive oil blends well with lighter oils such as refined rapeseed oil, which helps adjust the density of the final product. For formulas requiring extra stability and a longer shelf life, many formulators add jojoba oil, which improves texture and extends the product's usable life.

For testing a new formula in smaller quantities before committing to bulk production, the olive cosmetic oil in a 50 ml package is a practical option. Olive oil also has a long tradition as a fatty base in soap making, giving bars a gentle and moisturizing quality, though its role in other industries is considerably broader.

Store the oil in a tightly sealed container, in a cool dark place away from direct sunlight and heat sources, to prevent oxidation and maintain its quality over time.

Soothing Massage Oil Blend

Olive oil 60 ml

Jojoba oil 20 ml

Vitamin E oil 5 ml

Lavender essential oil 8 drops

Geranium essential oil 4 drops

Combine the olive oil and jojoba oil in a clean glass bottle at room temperature, then add the vitamin E oil as a natural stabilizer. Add the lavender and geranium essential oils, close the bottle and shake gently until the blend is fully combined. Let the mixture rest for a few hours before use so the essential oils integrate evenly into the base.

INCI	Olive Oil refined
Other
Att brand	Germany
Color product	greenish olive
Descriptio smell	characteristic
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	bar soap, shampoos 1-4%, emulsions, gels, ubtans 2-5%, makeup remover mixtures, beldi 2-5%, healing ointments 10-15%, hair strengthening, masks 5-10%, dry oils-sprays 5- 15%, hydrophilic oil 10-50%
Minimum count	1
Name	Olive Oil 1 L
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 liter
Solubility	butter
View	oily liquid
Valid until	11.2028