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Wheat Germ Oil 50 ml

A Vitamin E Rich Oil for Nourishing Tired and Mature Skin

Wheat germ oil is produced through cold pressing of wheat grain embryos, a process that preserves the maximum amount of biologically active compounds this ingredient is prized for. It is widely recognized as one of the richest natural sources of tocopherol, which is why formulators reach for it when working on products for mature, dehydrated, or irritation-prone skin. The 50 ml size is well suited to home-based cosmetic making and small trial batches, allowing hobbyists and independent formulators to test the oil in a recipe before committing to larger production. This product belongs to the Liquid Basic Oils category, which brings together plant-based oils used as foundations for creams, serums, balms, and massage blends.

Across global markets, wheat germ oil is used not only in cosmetics but also in the pharmaceutical field as a source of tocopherols for capsules and dietary supplements, and in food production as a natural antioxidant that slows down fat oxidation. In home and professional skincare it is incorporated into facial and body creams, stretch mark treatments, hair reconstruction products, and formulas for lashes and brows. The oil is known for its regenerating action, so it frequently appears in recipes aimed at tired, aging skin, as well as after-sun care and recovery products following intense skin treatments.

Because of its rich, dense texture, wheat germ oil is rarely used as a standalone base and instead works best as an active addition at a dosage of roughly three to fifteen percent of the total formula. It blends particularly well with lighter oils such as Avocado Oil 50 ml, which softens the heaviness and improves spreadability on skin. Another strong pairing is with Sea Buckthorn Oil Unrefined 50 ml for restorative blends with strong antioxidant properties, while for richer, more nourishing creams a larger volume of Avocado Oil 100 ml can serve as the main base.

Wheat germ oil should be added at the final stage of emulsion preparation, once the mixture has cooled below forty degrees Celsius, to protect the vitamin E and other heat-sensitive compounds from degradation. Thanks to its own antioxidant capacity the oil resists oxidation reasonably well, but it should still be stored in a tightly sealed container, away from direct sunlight and heat sources, ideally refrigerated once opened. Under proper storage conditions the product retains its properties throughout the shelf life stated by the manufacturer.

The oil blends easily with essential oils, extracts, and other active ingredients, making it a convenient component for targeted formulations. Its compact packaging allows cosmetic formulators, soap makers, and craft producers to include it in recipes without risking spoilage of a large volume, while also giving room to experiment with concentration across different bases, from light emulsions to dense balms and solid sticks.

Overnight Repair Serum for Tired Skin

Wheat germ oil 10 ml

Avocado oil 15 ml

Sea buckthorn oil unrefined 5 ml

Vitamin E oil 2 ml

Lavender essential oil 3 drops

Combine the wheat germ oil, avocado oil, and sea buckthorn oil in a small dark glass bottle, then add the vitamin E oil and shake gently to combine. Add the lavender essential oil last and swirl the bottle to blend all ingredients evenly without introducing air bubbles. Apply a few drops to cleansed skin before bed, gently pressing the serum into the face and neck, and leave it to absorb overnight without rinsing.

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INCI	Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil
Other
Color product	from yellow to amber
Descriptio smell	characteristic
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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	Wheat Germ Oil 50 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	50 ml
Solubility	fat phase
Valid until	10.2028