Botanica Gaia Bio Lychee Seed CO2 Oil | Litchi Chinensis | For Skincare and Haircare

Lychee Seed CO₂ Oil

An oleic- and linoleic-rich fatty-acid profile and several seed polyphenols.

At a Glance

• Material Lychee seed CO₂ oil
• Aroma Soft woody, balsamic, creamy and resinous
• Comedogenic index 1–2

Specifications of Lychee Seed CO₂ Oil

• Botanical name Litchi chinensis
• Family Sapindaceae
• Common names Lychee, Leechee, Lìzhī, Alupag and Matamata
• INCI Litchi Chinensis Seed Oil
• Extraction method CO₂ extraction
• Part used Seeds
• Odor Soft woody and balsamic, creamy, with a resinous undertone
• Appearance Yellowish
• Seed origin China
• Extraction location United States
• Comedogenic rating 1–2

Aromatic Profile

A restrained seed-oil aroma with soft woods, balsamic warmth, creamy body and a light resinous finish.

Blending Direction

• Supports woody, balsamic, resinous and soft gourmand botanical concepts.
• Can add texture beneath fruit, floral or amber fragrances.

Formulation & Usage

Oleic acid at 42–60%, linoleic at 20–35%, palmitic at 6–15%, alpha-linolenic at 5–15% and stearic below 3%.

• Run oxidation, odor, color and packaging-compatibility testing in the finished formula.

Applications

Skin Care

Suitable for facial oils, serums, body oils, balms and emulsions where a light botanical carrier and subtle warm aroma are desired.

Hair Care

Can be evaluated in conditioners, masks, scalp oils and finishing serums for softness and shine.

Sensory Formulation

Useful in warm botanical concepts after the actual batch aroma and stability are established.

Safety

• For external cosmetic use only.
• Patch test the finished product before wider use.
• The comedogenic index is not a guarantee for every user.