St Johns Wort Oil Unrefined 1 L

Bulk St Johns Wort Oil for Regenerative Skincare Formulations

Unrefined St Johns Wort oil is produced by macerating the flowers and herb of the plant in a carrier oil base, allowing the finished product to retain a rich complex of naturally occurring compounds, including hypericin and flavonoids, which give the oil its characteristic reddish tint. This 1 liter format is designed specifically for small studio operations and semi-industrial production runs, where a formulator needs a reliable supply of raw material to keep manufacturing batches consistent without running short mid-cycle. The oil belongs to the Liquid Basic Oils section, which brings together carrier oils widely used across cosmetic, pharmaceutical, and food industries.

Worldwide, the primary demand for St Johns Wort maceration oil comes from skincare manufacturing for sensitive and irritated skin, spa and massage industry products, and topical balms and ointments produced for pharmaceutical applications. Manufacturers of body creams, serums, and repair formulas value this oil for its ability to soften skin and support its natural barrier after exposure to sun, wind, or mechanical irritation. In haircare formulations, the oil is added to masks and conditioners to strengthen hair structure and nourish the scalp. Beyond that, the product is used in massage oil blends and in niche perfumery-cosmetic products, where its herbal aromatic note is particularly appreciated.

From a formulation standpoint, St Johns Wort oil pairs well with other unrefined base oils, enriching the recipe with additional active compounds. It combines naturally with unrefined plum kernel oil, which softens the texture of the finished product and improves spreadability, as well as with unrefined tomato seed oil, which adds extra antioxidant potential to the blend. For formulations targeting a toning or refreshing effect, formulators often introduce a small proportion of unrefined green coffee oil, which enhances the invigorating character of the final cream or serum.

In practice, St Johns Wort oil is typically introduced during the oil phase blending stage, at a temperature not exceeding 40-45 degrees Celsius, to preserve heat-sensitive compounds. The recommended dosage in finished cosmetic products ranges from 5 to 20 percent of the total oil phase weight, depending on the product type — lighter serums call for a smaller share, while dense balms and ointments require a higher proportion. The oil should be stored in a tightly closed container, in a cool dark place away from direct sunlight and heat sources, since light and oxygen exposure gradually degrade its active compounds. Under proper storage conditions the product retains its properties for the full shelf life declared by the manufacturer.

Herbal Recovery Body Balm

St Johns Wort oil unrefined 70 ml

Plum kernel oil unrefined 25 ml

Beeswax 18 g

Shea butter 25 g

Vegetable emulsifier 10 g

Distilled water 160 ml

Melt the oil phase consisting of beeswax, shea butter, emulsifier, St Johns Wort oil, and plum kernel oil in a double boiler at around 70 degrees Celsius until fully combined. Warm the distilled water separately to the same temperature, then slowly pour it into the oil phase while stirring continuously until a stable emulsion forms. Cool the mixture down to about 40 degrees, transfer it into a clean container, and let it stabilize at room temperature for several hours before use.