Bio Pineapple Seed Oil + White Copal | For Skincare and Haircare

Specifications of Pineapple Seed Oil + White Copal Resin

• Botanical Name: Ananas Comosus + Boswellia Bipinnata.
• Family Name: Burseraceae + Bromeliaceae.
• Common Name: Pineapple, White Copal.
• INCI: Ananas Comosus {Pineapple} Seed Oil, Boswellia Bipinnata Resin Extract.
• Part Used: Seeds and Resin.
• Extraction Method: Ultrasonically Infused.
• Scent: Soft pineapple scent, warm, and gently resinous. White Copal lends a subtle incense-like character with delicate Pineapple Seed Oil provides a mild botanical base.
• Appearance: Liquid.
• Country of Origin: United States.
• Recommended Usage Levels: 1% – 100%, depending on formulation type and concentration.

Suggested Usage Level

1–100% depending on the formulation.

For facial oils: 1–20%
For body oils: 5–100%
For hair oils: 2–50%
For scalp oils: 2–30%
For balms and solid perfumes: 5–40%
For massage and ritual oils: 10–100%

Best For:

- Dry skin.
- Body oils.
- Hair shine.
- Scalp oils.
- Massage oils.
- Botanical balms.
- Solid perfumes.
- Luxury skincare.
- Ritual oils.
- Natural perfumery.
- Resinous aromatic blends.
- Softening haircare formulas.
- Grounding body care.

Facial oil
After cleansing, apply a moisturizer or hydrating serum, then warm 1–3 drops of Bio Pineapple Seed Oil + White Copal between your fingertips. Gently press it over the face and neck, paying extra attention to areas that feel dry. Start with one drop if you prefer a lighter finish.

Body oil
Massage a small amount onto clean, slightly damp skin after a shower or bath. Focus on elbows, knees, hands, and other areas that need extra softness. You can also blend a few drops into an unscented body lotion immediately before applying it.

Hair ends and finishing oil
Place 1–2 drops in your palms, rub your hands together, and smooth lightly over the mid-lengths and ends of dry or damp hair. This helps the hair feel conditioned and gives dry-looking ends a smoother, more polished appearance. Use less for fine hair to avoid weighing it down.

Pre-shampoo hair treatment
Apply a small amount through dry hair, concentrating on the lengths and ends. Leave on for 20–30 minutes, then shampoo thoroughly. For a richer treatment, leave it on longer if your hair tolerates oils well.

Cuticle and nail care
Massage one drop into the cuticles and surrounding skin on each hand. It works especially well as a finishing step after washing your hands or before bed.

Massage and self-care rituals
Warm a small amount between your palms and massage into the shoulders, arms, legs, or hands. The white copal adds a resinous aromatic dimension to the experience. Use a comfortable amount so your hands glide over the skin without leaving more oil than you want.

Botanical formulation ingredient
Incorporate it into oil-based facial serums, body oils, hair oils, balms, or solid perfume bases. Add it during the oil phase and test the finished formula for texture, aroma, stability, and skin compatibility. For products containing water, use an appropriate emulsifier and preservation system.

Use note: For external use only. Patch test before applying to a larger area, avoid the eyes, and begin with a small amount—especially on the face or fine hair.

Safety

Always patch test before topical use.

• For external use only.
• Use in dilutions no greater than 2% in leave-on skin care.
• Use Amber, Cobalt or Miron violet glass bottles to protect from light degradation.
• Avoid ingestion unless under expert supervision.
• Pregnancy, young children, or sensitive skin users should consult a qualified practitioner.