Bio Brazil Nut Seed Oil + White Copal | For Skincare and Haircare

Specifications of Brazil Nut Oil + White Copal Resin

• Botanical Name: Bertholletia Excelsa + Boswellia Bipinnata.
• Family Name: Burseraceae + Rosaceae.
• Common Name: Brazil Nut, White Copal.
• INCI: Bertholletia Excelsa {Brazil Nut} Seed Oil, Boswellia Bipinnata Resin Extract.
• Part Used: Seeds and Resin.
• Extraction Method: Ultrasonically Infused.
• Scent: Fresh, balsamic, softly woody, and subtly nutty.
• 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%

Formulation Notes

Bio Brazil Nut Seed Oil + White Copal can be used alone or blended with other botanical oils to modify its texture, absorption rate, aromatic profile, and conditioning properties.

For lighter facial or hair products, combine it with squalane, jojoba, grapeseed oil, or a lightweight cosmetic ester.

For richer body and hair formulations, combine it with shea, cupuaçu, murumuru, cocoa butter, lanolin, or beeswax.

For emulsions, incorporate it into the oil phase. To help preserve its natural aroma and lipid quality, avoid unnecessarily prolonged exposure to high temperatures.

Suggested Applications

• Facial oils and botanical serums
• Body oils and massage preparations
• Hand and foot treatments
• Oil-based cleansers
• Body butters and balms
• Creams and lotions
• Hair oils and leave-in treatments
• Pre-shampoo treatments
• Deep-conditioning hair masks
• Scalp-conditioning products
• Beard and grooming oils
• Cuticle and nail oils
• Soap and cleansing formulations
• Natural perfume oils
• Aromatic body oils
• Meditation and ritual oils
• Premium botanical skincare and haircare products

Traditional and Spiritual Uses

Copal resins have traditionally been used in incense, ceremonial offerings, purification practices, prayer, meditation, and spiritual rituals.

White copal is often symbolically associated with:

• Clarity
• Purification
• Renewal
• Protection
• Peaceful intentions
• Spiritual focus
• New beginnings

In an oil-based preparation, it may be incorporated into aromatic massage oils, meditation products, ritual body oils, anointing oils, or intentional self-care practices.

These traditional references are provided for cultural, historical, and aromatic context only and are not intended as medical or therapeutic claims.

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.