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Bio Oat Seed Oil | Avena sativa | Carrier Oil for Skincare and Haircare
Bio Oat Seed Oil | Avena sativa | Carrier Oil for Skincare and Haircare
Cold-Pressed Oat Seed Oil for Comfort-Focused Skin and Hair Care
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Botanical Name: Avena sativa.
Family Name: Poaceae.
Common Name: Light Yellow.
INCI: Avena sativa Seed Oil.
Extraction Method: Cold Pressed.
Parts Used: Seeds.
Odor: Soft, mild, neutral, slightly nutty.
Appearance: Light Yellow.
Country of Origin: Spain.
Comodogenic index: 0-1
Main constituents of fatty acids:
1) Linoleic Acid: 30-50%
2) Oleic Acid: 35-50%
3) Palmitic Acid: 10-20%
4) Alpha-Linolenic Acid: <3%
5) Stearic Acid: 1-5%
Comodogenic index:
-Comedogenic level 0: it is non-comedogenic and does not cause pore clogging.
-Comedogenic level 1: there is a small (very low) possibility that the ingredient is comedogenic and may clog pores.
-Comedogenic level 2: in most cases, it will not clog pores. The possibility that it may clog pores is moderate to low.
-Comedogenic level 3: they have a medium chance of clogging pores, depending especially on the skin type.
-Comedogenic level 4: the chance of clogging pores, regardless of the skin type, is quite high.
-Comedogenic level 5: they tend, in almost all cases, to clog skin pores. In fact, very few people tolerate the oils found here.
Specifications
- Botanical name: Avena sativa L.
- Family: Poaceae
- Plant part: Seeds
- Extraction method: Cold pressed
- Appearance: Light yellow liquid
- Country of origin: Spain
- Supplier-listed comedogenic index: 0–1
Documentation
The former “Common Name: Light Yellow” field was an appearance value rather than a common name. The exact unrefined status and batch sensory profile should be confirmed on the COA.
Aromatic Profile
Soft, mild, neutral and slightly nutty. Its low-impact aroma makes it suitable for formulas where other materials should remain prominent.
Composition & Verification
The client description provides the following indicative fatty-acid ranges.
- Linoleic acid: 30–50%
- Oleic acid: 35–50%
- Palmitic acid: 10–20%
- Alpha-linolenic acid: Below 3%
- Stearic acid: 1–5%
Important verification note
The listed ranges are not a normalized batch profile and their upper limits exceed 100% when combined. Use the current COA for actual composition. Claims concerning ceramides, avenanthramides, beta-glucans or other minor compounds also require oil-specific analytical evidence.
Applications
Skin care
- Facial oils and serums
- Balms and barrier-focused anhydrous care
- Body oils for dry or delicate-feeling skin
Hair care
- Scalp oils and pre-wash treatments
- Hair serums and conditioners
- Formulas for dry or damaged-looking hair
Formulation guidance
Use level depends on the format and desired skin feel. The client description does not establish a universal maximum; verify stability, compatibility and tolerability in the finished formula.
Safety
Always patch test before topical use.
- For external cosmetic use only.
- Patch test before topical use.
- People with known Oat sensitivity should use caution.
- Avoid contact with eyes and discontinue use if irritation occurs.
- Protect from heat, light and air after opening.
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The information presented here is for educating our customers about the traditional uses of essential oils and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. You are responsible for understanding the safe application of these products.