Botanica Gaia Bio Blackberry Seed CO2 Carrier Oil | Rubus fruticosus | For natural Skincare and Haircare

Bio Blackberry Seed CO2 Carrier Oil

A botanical oil obtained from seeds of Rubus fruticosus for cosmetic formulation and oil-based blends.

Its aromatic profile is soft woody, balsamic, creamy with a cocoa undertone.

At a Glance

• Botanical name: Rubus fruticosus
• Common name: Blackberry, Bramble, Caneberry, Shrubby blackberry, Brambleberry, English blackberry, Bumblekites, Zarzamora
• Plant part: Seeds
• Extraction: CO2
• Country of origin: United States

Specifications of Blackberry Seed CO₂ Carrier Oil

• Botanical name: Rubus fruticosus
• Family: Rosaceae
• Common names: Blackberry, bramble, brambleberry and zarzamora
• INCI: Rubus Fruticosus Seed Oil
• Extraction method: CO₂ extraction
• Part used: Seeds
• Odor: Soft woody, balsamic, creamy with a cocoa undertone
• Appearance: Pale yellow
• Country of origin: United States
• Comedogenic rating: 0–1
• skin type: Oily skin

Aromatic Profile

Soft woody, balsamic, creamy with a cocoa undertone.

Profile Details

• Character: Soft woody, balsamic, creamy with a cocoa undertone
• Botanical source: Rubus fruticosus

Composition & Formulation

A CO₂-extracted botanical oil for cosmetic formulation and oil-based blends.

Technical Details

• INCI: Rubus Fruticosus Seeds Oil
• Extraction: CO2
• Plant part: Seeds
• Appearance: Pale yellow

Formulation Notes

• Use in anhydrous products or the oil phase of emulsions
• Combine with compatible botanical oils according to the intended texture
• Store tightly closed and protected from heat and light

Applications

Skin Care

For lightweight facial and body oils and emulsions.

Hair & Scalp Care

For conditioning oils, masks and smoothing treatments.

Botanical Oil Blends

For woody-balsamic or cocoa-inspired carrier blends.

Safety

• For external cosmetic use; do not ingest.
• Patch test the finished product before regular use.
• Store tightly closed away from heat, light and air.