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Primula malacoides Essential Oil, 10 ml

Ingredient	Quantity (by volume)
Distilled Water	90 ml
Polysorbate 20 (Solubilizer)	1 ml
Primula malacoides Essential Oil	5 ml
Vegetable Glycerin	4 ml

INCI	Primula Malacoides Flower Essential Oil
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Application	Cosmetology and skin care Creams, serums and lotions Added to anti-aging and restorative products to improve skin elasticity and softening effect. Face masks Helps improve tone, refreshes and adds softness, especially when combined with other plant extracts. Handmade soap Thanks to its rare aroma, Primula malacoides oil makes the product more exclusive, while enhancing the caring properties of the soap base. Aromatherapy Aroma lamps and diffusers Primula malacoides oil is used for light relaxation, stress reduction and creating a calm atmosphere. Massage mixtures When diluted in a base oil (for example, almond, peach, jojoba), it provides a pleasant glide, while simultaneously providing a soft therapeutic effect. Perfumery Niche and selective perfumery The rare and delicate floral bouquet of Primula malacoides is interesting for those who are looking for original shades in the middle or "heart" notes of the composition. Creation of "spa" lines Thanks to the light, slightly sweet floral note, the oil can be used in relaxing aromatic lines for beauty salons. Alternative use traditional use (non-traditional) Some sources mention that primrose extracts (including other species) have long been used in traditional use to relieve symptoms of colds and coughs. However, the essential oil of Primula malacoides is not widely used in the official pharmacopoeia and is more often used only as an additional means of aromatherapy or in cosmetic formulas.
Aroma	Delicate, floral, with slightly sweet notes. Some note subtle "green" nuances, characteristic of herbaceous plants. The aroma is not sharp, rather soft and enveloping.
Att brand	India
Color product	Primula malacoides essential oil is usually almost transparent or with a slight yellowish tint.
Dosage	Cosmetics (creams, serums, lotions) Usually added in a concentration of 0.5-1.5% of the total formula volume. At a higher content of 2% or more, the aroma may dominate and cause irritation in sensitive skin, so preliminary tests are recommended. Handmade soap 2-5 drops per 100 g of soap base. It is best to add the oil at the cooling stage (when the soap mass has cooled slightly) to preserve its aroma and properties. Aromatherapy Aroma lamp, diffuser: 3-5 drops per room of 15-20 m². Baths: 2-4 drops (mix with sea salt, honey or another emulsifier so that the oil is better distributed in the water). Massage Dilute in base oil (10 ml of base + 2-3 drops of essential oil). For increased skin sensitivity, reduce the concentration to 1 drop per 10 ml. Important: Always perform a patch test by applying diluted oil to a small area of skin (e.g. the inside of your forearm).
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Primula malacoides Essential Oil, 10 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	10 ml
Properties	Antioxidant The oil may contain biologically active components that help reduce the effects of free radicals and prevent premature aging of the skin. Anti-inflammatory Like other oils from the Primrose family, Primula malacoides has a mild anti-inflammatory effect and can help soothe irritated skin. Firming Some sources note a beneficial effect on skin tone, as well as stimulation of cell regeneration when used regularly in cosmetic formulas. Softening and moisturizing When applied externally, the oil makes the skin velvety and soft. When combined with base oils, it enhances the moisturizing effect. Relaxing (in aromatherapy) Primrose is credited with gently relieving tension and improving mood. The aroma of the oil is often described as “calming,” with delicate floral notes.
Purpose	Attar's Primula malacoides (Baby Primrose) essential oil is an exclusive product with a delicate floral aroma, suitable for those looking for rare and soft-acting ingredients for aromatherapy, perfumery and skin care. It is valued for: Mild anti-inflammatory and softening effect; Ability to improve the sensory properties of cosmetic formulations; Subtle and original aroma that goes well with other plant and floral oils. When working with this oil, it is necessary to take into account its high cost and relative delicacy (the aroma can evaporate when heated strongly). Store it in a dark glass container, in a cool place, tightly closing the lid to preserve the maximum of valuable properties. Before active use in recipes or as an independent product, it is advisable to test the skin reaction and make sure there is no individual intolerance.
Solubility	oil, alcohol, ether
Type	natural
View	liquid
Valid until	04.2028

Primula malacoides Essential Oil, 10 ml

Primula malacoides Essential Oil: The Soft Whisper of Fairy Primrose