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Botanica Gaia Wilcrafted Frankincense Serrata Macerated in Broccoli Seed Oil | Boswellia Serrata and Brassica Oleracea | Premium Quality |

Botanica Gaia Wilcrafted Frankincense Serrata Macerated in Broccoli Seed Oil | Boswellia Serrata and Brassica Oleracea | Premium Quality |

Boswellia serrata resin macerated in broccoli seed oil.

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Botanical Name: Boswellia Serrata and Brassica Oleracea. 
Family Name: Burseraceae.
Common Name: Frankincense Serrata, Olibanum, Boswellia Serrata.   
INCI: Macerated Boswelia Serrata and Brassica Oleracea Seed Oil.
Extraction Method: Macerated. 
Parts Used: Resin.
Odor: Rich, resinous undertone citric.
Appearance: Light Yellow.
Country of Origin: EE.UU. 

Comodogenic index: 1-2

Broccoli Seed Oil Macerated with Boswellia serrata Resin – A Luxurious Fusion of Botanical Science and Ancient Tradition

Broccoli seed oil has gained increasing recognition in the world of natural skincare and haircare due to its exceptional profile of fatty acids, lightweight texture, and powerful antioxidant protection. When this nourishing carrier oil is gently macerated with the resin of Boswellia serrata (also known as Indian Frankincense), the result is a unique botanical elixir that harmonizes modern green beauty with the wisdom of ancient wellness traditions. This oil blend unites the soothing, restorative power of broccoli seeds with the sacred resin revered for centuries for its calming, purifying, and rejuvenating properties.

Origin and Craft of the Fusion

Broccoli seed oil is extracted from the tiny seeds of Brassica oleracea italica. Despite the vegetable’s humble kitchen reputation, its seeds are an overlooked powerhouse of skin-loving nutrients. Through cold pressing, the seeds yield a light, golden oil rich in unique long-chain fatty acids that closely mimic the properties of silicones, without being synthetic.

The art of maceration enhances this carrier oil by allowing it to absorb the soluble active compounds from Boswellia serrata resin. Traditionally harvested from the bark of the Boswellia tree in India and regions of the Middle East, this aromatic gum-resin has long been valued for its anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, and meditative qualities. When macerated in broccoli seed oil, the resin imparts subtle notes of its earthy, balsamic aroma along with its skin-supportive phytochemicals, such as boswellic acids and terpenes.

This careful process not only infuses the oil with the characteristic fragrance of frankincense but also enriches the oil’s therapeutic potential, creating a premium natural concentrate suitable for high-end skincare formulations, massage blends, and holistic wellness rituals. 

The maceration process also carries over the aromatic soul of Boswellia resin. Its warm, resinous fragrance has been historically used in meditation, prayer, and spiritual practices. When combined with the green, slightly nutty scent of broccoli seed oil, the result is a balanced, grounding aroma that promotes relaxation and inner calm. It may be used for self-massage, yoga rituals, or as a carrier oil for essential oil blends designed for emotional balance.

Broccoli seed oil macerated with Boswellia serrata resin is a truly unique oil that bridges the gap between modern botanical science and ancient tradition. It delivers deep nourishment, antioxidant protection, and calming properties in a lightweight, fast-absorbing form. Beyond skincare, it enriches the senses with its grounding, resinous aroma, transforming simple routines into holistic self-care rituals. Whether used alone as a luxurious oil or as a premium ingredient in natural formulations, this fusion represents the best of both worlds: a rare, nutrient-dense carrier oil enhanced by one of history’s most sacred resins.

When combined with Boswellia serrata resin, additional bioactive constituents are introduced:

Boswellic acids – Known for their anti-inflammatory potential, they help calm reactive skin and support repair.

Monoterpenes (α-pinene, limonene, etc.) – Aromatic compounds with antimicrobial and grounding qualities.

Frankincense resins – Contribute to toning, firming, and rejuvenating effects on the skin.

Together, these elements create a synergistic oil that not only moisturizes but also soothes, protects, and revitalizes.

Skincare Benefits

1. Deep Moisturization Without Greasiness

Broccoli seed oil has a silky texture that absorbs quickly, leaving the skin soft and nourished. The addition of Boswellia resin maceration adds a gentle protective veil, making it suitable for both daytime and nighttime routines.


2. Anti-Aging and Firming Properties

The combination of fatty acids and boswellic acids helps reduce the appearance of fine lines and supports skin elasticity, creating a naturally youthful look.


3. Calming and Anti-Inflammatory Effects

Redness, irritation, or sensitivity may be soothed thanks to the anti-inflammatory properties of both omega-3 fatty acids and boswellic compounds.


4. Antioxidant Shield

Vitamin E and phytosterols defend against oxidative stress, while the resin contributes additional protection against environmental aggressors.


5. Suitable for Sensitive and Mature Skin

Its gentle nature makes it a versatile oil for delicate skin types, as well as for those seeking restorative care in mature skin routines.

Hair and Scalp Care Benefits:

This fusion is not only valuable for skin but also for hair and scalp wellness:

-Acts as a natural conditioner, smoothing frizz and adding shine without heaviness.

-Supports scalp balance, calming irritation or dryness.

-Strengthens hair shafts with essential fatty acids, leaving them resilient and manageable.

-Provides a subtle aromatic grounding note that enhances the sensory ritual of haircare.

It has a fatty acid composition:

1) Oleic Acid: 45-60%
2) Ximenynic Acid: 28-37%
3) Linoleic Acid: <2%
4) Palmitoleic Acid: <1%
5) Alpha-Linolenic Acid: <3.5%
6) Stearic Acid: <3.5%

Fatty acids in trace amounts:

-Tocopherols (vitamin E), phytosterols (β-sitosterol, campesterol, stigmasterol, brassicasterol), carotenoids (lutein, zeaxanthin), phenolic compounds (sinapic acid derivatives, ferulic acid, caffeic acid, p-coumaric acid), glucosinolates (glucoraphanin, glucobrassicin, gluconasturtiin, progoitrin), isothiocyanates (sulforaphane, erucin, iberin), flavonoids (quercetin, kaempferol, isorhamnetin), chlorophylls (a and b), minerals (zinc, selenium, iron, calcium in trace amounts).


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

  • Resin botanical: Boswellia serrata
  • Resin family: Burseraceae
  • Carrier botanical: Brassica oleracea
  • Carrier family: Brassicaceae
  • Plant materials: Boswellia resin and Broccoli seed oil
  • Process: Maceration
  • Appearance: Light yellow
  • Odour: Green and slightly nutty with rich resinous-citrus undertones
  • Fatty-acid chromatogram including erucic acid and oxidation specifications

Aromatic Profile

A softly aromatic carrier-oil macerate with green and nutty with warm, resinous, balsamic and slightly citrus Frankincense depth.

Profile

  • Aroma families: Green, resinous and balsamic
  • Facets: Nutty, earthy and slightly citrus
  • Intensity: Subtle relative to concentrated Frankincense extracts

Formulation & Usage

Suitable for use in oil-based skincare and haircare formulations.

Applications

Skin & Body Care

  • Massage and body oils positioned through sensory texture and aroma

Hair & Aromatic Use

  • Hair and scalp oils as a lipid-conditioning ingredient
  • Ritual and aromatic oils positioned through sensory experience

Safety

  • For external cosmetic use only; do not ingest.
  • Avoid eyes and damaged skin; discontinue use if irritation occurs.
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