Lemon Seed Oil 10 ml

A cold-pressed citrus seed extract for brightening skincare formulas

Lemon seed oil is extracted from citrus seeds through cold pressing, which preserves a high concentration of unsaturated fatty acids, vitamin C, and natural antioxidants. This ingredient belongs to the Liquid Basic Oils category, gathering plant-based carriers used for creams, serums, and blended cosmetic formulations. The 10 ml packaging is designed mainly for home cosmetic making and small trial batches, allowing formulators to test the raw material before committing to a larger order.

The primary use of lemon seed oil lies in facial and body skincare. Its light texture absorbs quickly, making it suitable for oily and combination skin prone to dullness and uneven tone. Formulators commonly add it to serums, emulsions, facial creams, and blemish-targeting products, since it contributes to a more even complexion. In hair care, the oil is used to strengthen ends and add shine, often blended into masks and leave-in serums. Another established application is nail and cuticle care, where the oil is applied either pure or as part of blended nourishing treatments.

In perfumery, lemon seed oil is sometimes used as a neutral carrier to dilute concentrated fragrance compounds and essential oils, since it holds aromatic notes well without interfering with the scent profile. In the food sector, similar citrus seed oils are studied as a source of polyunsaturated fatty acids, though the main commercial demand for this particular product remains within cosmetic and fragrance manufacturing.

This oil blends well with other lightweight carriers: for instance, Apple Seed Oil adds nourishing properties to the composition, while the richer Carrot Seed Oil Extra Virgin is valued for its high carotenoid content. Formulas aimed at repairing dry skin patches often include Pumpkin Seed Oil, which contributes zinc and additional fatty acids to the blend.

The recommended dosage of lemon seed oil in finished cosmetic formulas ranges from 3 to 10 percent of the total mass, depending on the product type and desired texture. It should be introduced during the oil phase of emulsion preparation, at a temperature not exceeding 40-45 degrees Celsius, to preserve its active compounds. In cold-process formulations, such as facial oil serums or nail treatments, it is blended with other oils at room temperature without heating. Store the product in a tightly sealed container, in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat sources, to slow oxidation and maintain its properties throughout the shelf life.

Brightening facial oil blend

Lemon seed oil 5 ml

Pumpkin seed oil 3 ml

Jojoba oil 12 ml

Vitamin E 3 drops

Combine all ingredients in a clean glass dropper bottle and shake gently until fully blended. Apply a few drops to cleansed skin in the evening, patting gently along the facial contours without rinsing off. Keep the finished blend refrigerated and use within four weeks, always dispensing with a clean pipette.

INCI name for label declarations: Citrus Medica Limonum.

FAQ

What is the recommended input percentage and phase for Lemon Seed Oil?

Lemon Seed Oil can be added at concentrations from minimal to 20%.

Are COA and specification available for Lemon Seed Oil?

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

How does natural variation of color and odor appear between lots of Lemon Seed Oil?

Color and odor of Lemon Seed Oil may vary naturally between lots. Check the current lot specification on request.

What extraction method is used for Lemon Seed Oil and how does it affect quality?

Lemon Seed Oil is obtained by cold pressing. Details on quality impact are available in the specification on request.