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Fig Seed Oil 1 L

Fig seed oil as a functional lipid ingredient for texture enhancement and formulation stability in multiphase systems

Fig seed oil is a plant derived raw material obtained by cold pressing of Ficus carica seeds preserving fatty acids phytosterols and antioxidant compounds. In global B2B manufacturing this functional ingredient is widely used in cosmetics nutraceuticals food industry pharmaceutical raw materials SPA systems and contract manufacturing due to its high nutritional value and ability to improve texture and stability of formulations. It is highly demanded in global markets within plant oils omega rich oils and functional lipid ingredients.

From a technological standpoint fig seed oil is rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids providing excellent emollient properties and compatibility with lipid and emulsion systems. It distributes evenly improves sensory characteristics and contributes to smooth texture formation. It is compatible with emulsifiers actives and stabilizers. In industrial manufacturing it ensures reproducibility scalability and consistent batch performance making it suitable for contract manufacturing.

Properties and functional role

Fig seed oil functions as a lipid ingredient improving texture enhancing nutritional value and stabilizing formulation systems. It enhances distribution and sensory properties.

Properties and result

Incorporation improves texture enhances stability and provides consistent formulation performance.

The ingredient remains stable during storage under controlled conditions ensuring predictable results.

Purpose

Used in cosmetics nutraceuticals food products pharmaceutical raw materials SPA systems and industrial formulations.

Application

Applied in creams serums masks food products functional supplements and formulation systems.

Recipe

Nourishing cream with fig seed oil

Ingredients:
Water — 68 g
Fig seed oil — 6 g
Glycerin — 4 g
Olivem 1000 — 5 g
Cetearyl alcohol — 3 g
Jojoba oil — 5 g
Panthenol — 2 g
Niacinamide — 2 g
Preservative — 0.9 g
Lactic acid — 0.2 g

Technology: Heat phases combine homogenize cool to 45°C add actives then preservative adjust pH.

Instruction: Control temperature avoid overheating ensure uniform mixing and verify stability.

Manufacturing stability

Provides high stability scalability and consistent performance making it suitable for industrial manufacturing and contract production.

Date:

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Author:

Меланія, Чернівці

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INCI	Ficus carica Oil
Other
Application	creams, masks, shampoos, baths, massage oils, massage mixtures
Att brand	Turkey
Color product	yellow oil that spreads easily
Features	avoid contact with eyes; do not exceed the dosage to avoid the opposite effect
Inci	Ficus carica Oil
Input percentage	creams, gels - 1-3%, wound healing agents - 2-6%, moisturizing serums for psoriasis, eczema, allergies - 4-7%, acne skin care - 3-6%, ointments for dermatitis and fungal diseases - 5-10%, conditioners and serums for strengthening hair and nails - 3-9%
Name	Fig Seed Oil 1 L
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 liter
Properties	For Hair, fig seed oil has a natural conditioning effect. A hair balm or mask with such an additive perfectly smooths the hair structure, makes it soft and shiny. Recommended in a damaged hair restoration program. As an alternative to silicone supplements
Purpose	Restores the lipid barrier of the skin, which allows not only to saturate it with moisture, but also to retain it. With regular hydration, the skin looks refreshed, rested, radiant and stays youthful longer.
Solubility	oil, fatty phase
Storage conditions	in a cool, dark place, in a tightly closed container
View	liquid
Valid until	07.2027