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Musa Oil 100 ml

Musa Flower Oil for Tropical Beauty Cosmetics and SPA Care

Musa Flower Oil, also known as Banana Flower Oil, is an exotic botanical oil widely used in skincare products, haircare formulations, and SPA cosmetics. The ingredient is especially popular in tropical beauty systems due to its soft texture and the growing demand for exotic plant-based ingredients in modern cosmetic manufacturing.

Musa Flower Oil is commonly incorporated into creams, body oils, serums, hair masks, massage blends, and botanical cosmetic formulations. The oil helps create softer and more comfortable textures, spreads smoothly on the skin, and works effectively in modern cosmetic systems.

In cosmetic manufacturing, Banana Flower Oil is widely used in:
body oils,
hair masks,
oil serums,
SPA cosmetics,
massage blends,
nourishing emulsions,
botanical cosmetic formulations,
softening skincare products,
haircare cosmetics,
daily skincare products.

The oil works effectively with Avocado Oil, Coconut Oil, Jojoba Oil, Vitamin E, Panthenol, botanical extracts, and cosmetic emulsifiers. Thanks to this compatibility, the ingredient is frequently used in body care products, haircare systems, oil blends, and SPA formulations.

Musa Flower Oil is especially popular in:
tropical beauty formulations,
botanical cosmetics,
massage oils,
nourishing body products,
SPA care,
oil-based cosmetic systems,
softening skincare products,
exotic beauty formulations.

In cosmetic manufacturing, the ingredient is widely selected by natural cosmetic brands, SPA companies, botanical beauty producers, and manufacturers working with exotic vegetable oils.

Musa Flower Oil supports the creation of modern cosmetic products with smooth oil texture and comfortable skin feel. Due to its compatibility with botanical oils and active ingredients, the oil integrates efficiently into different cosmetic and SPA formulations.

Tropical Body Oil Formulation with Musa Flower Oil

Musa Flower Oil - 15 ml
Coconut Oil - 10 ml
Jojoba Oil - 8 ml
Natural Avocado Oil - 5 ml
Vitamin E - 1 ml
Vanilla Essential Oil - 3 drops
Orange Essential Oil - 4 drops

Combine all oils in a clean dry container and mix thoroughly until uniform. Add Vitamin E and the essential oils, then mix again. The finished tropical body oil is suitable for body care, massage applications, and SPA beauty treatments.

INCI	Musa Acuminata Extract (and) Vegetable Oil
Other
Appearance	liquid
Application	Application as part of nourishing night creams, hand care products; to protect the skin from ultraviolet rays; in children's cosmetics (cream, ointment); as part of soap; as part of shampoos, conditioners, balms and hair masks; as part of massage oils
Aroma	The aroma has a fruity, not banana scent
Att brand	India
Attention	All information presented on the site is for reference only, it is recommended to test for an individual reaction before use.
Color product	from yellow to brown
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Inci	Musa Acuminata Extract (and) Vegetable Oil
Input percentage	to 100%
Name	Musa Oil 100 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	100 ml
Properties	The oil is ideal for dry, chapped, rough, dehydrated skin. The use of oil for the face and hands in frosty, windy weather will help prevent the adverse effects of nature, dryness, flaking. Supports hydro-lipid balance. The skin becomes soft, velvety, mois
Purpose	Purpose It is made from the pulp and peel of bananas. The product, unique in its properties and rather rare, appeared on the Russian market quite recently. Musa oil can be used as a valuable asset and also as a standalone skin care product.
Solubility	oil, fatty phase
Storage conditions	in a cool, dark place in a tightly closed container
Valid until	07.2027