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Sea buckthorn Oil - Hippophae rhamnoides

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Product Overview

Common names: Sea Buckthorn Oil, Seabuckthorn Oil, Sandthorn Oil, Hippophae Oil

Botanical source: Hippophae rhamnoides

Plant part: Fruit (pulp) or Seed — specify at order (different profiles)

Extraction method: Cold-pressed

Refinement status: Unrefined (virgin)

Form: Carrier oil (liquid)

Colour: Deep orange-red (fruit/pulp oil) · Pale golden (seed oil)

Aroma: Characteristic, slightly sharp (fruit oil) · Mild (seed oil)

Grade: Cosmetic-grade · Nutraceutical-grade

Origin: India

Shelf-life: 12–18 months · below 15 °C · tightly sealed · away from light

Documentation: Per-lot CoA and SDS with every order

See also: Carrier Oils · HerbIQ: Botanical Anatomy → · HerbIQ: Cold-Press Extraction → · HerbIQ: Lipid Stability →

Formulator Notes

Primary applications: Anti-ageing serums, wound healing formulations, burn and scar treatments, radiation-damaged skin, clinical cosmeceuticals

Blends well with: Rosehip, argan, pomegranate, vitamin E, jojoba (for dilution)

Formulator note: Sea Buckthorn is one of the most nutrient-dense carrier oils. Two distinct oils from one plant: (1) Fruit/Pulp Oil — extremely high palmitoleic acid, carotenoids, and tocopherols; deep orange pigment stains skin and formulations — use at 0.5–3% in blends; (2) Seed Oil — high in ALA and linoleic, pale colour, suitable at higher inclusion. Clarify which grade at ordering. Even small amounts of fruit oil impart strong orange colour — plan formulation colour accordingly.
 

Fatty Acid Profile

Fatty Acid Profile

Palmitoleic acid (C16:1) | Monounsaturated (MUFA) | 19–35% (fruit oil) — Rare in plant oils — sebum-identical, anti-ageing, wound healing

Palmitic acid (C16:0) | Saturated (SFA) | 25–35% (fruit oil) — Skin conditioning and barrier, high in pulp oil

Alpha-linolenic acid (C18:3) | Polyunsaturated (PUFA, ω-3) | 30–40% (seed oil) — Anti-inflammatory — dominant in seed oil

Linoleic acid (C18:2) | Polyunsaturated (PUFA, ω-6) | 35–45% (seed oil) — Skin barrier repair — dominant in seed oil

Carotenoids & Vitamin E (fruit oil) | Antioxidants | Exceptionally high — Primary source of deep orange colour — potent antioxidants
 

Product QnA

Q: What is the INCI name for Sea buckthorn Oil?

A: The INCI name is derived from the botanical: Hippophae rhamnoides Seed Oil (or Kernel Oil / Fruit Oil depending on plant part). Verify exact INCI designation in CosIng (EU) or PCPC (US) before finalising your product label.

Claim strength: High

Q: What is the typical inclusion rate for Sea buckthorn Oil in cosmetic formulations?

A: Sea buckthorn Oil is typically used at 2–10% in emulsions and complex blends, 10–30% in facial oil serums, and 50–100% as a standalone carrier or massage base. For hair formulations, 5–30% is standard. Adjust based on desired skin feel and cost-of-goods targets.

Claim strength: High

Q: What is the comedogenic rating of Sea buckthorn Oil?

A: Comedogenic ratings are a general guide — individual skin response varies. Sea buckthorn Oil falls in the moderate comedogenic range — patch test recommended for leave-on facial products targeting acne-prone skin. Always conduct consumer use testing for leave-on facial products.

Claim strength: Moderate

Claim-strength scale – High = multiple clinical/cosmetic studies; Moderate = in-vitro or traditional use evidence; Emerging = early research.
 

This product is derived from natural sources, and slight variations in color, aroma, texture, or appearance may occur between batches due to seasonal differences in the raw materials or changes in supplier. These natural variations do not affect the product’s quality or efficacy.

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Highly diluted facial blend: Sea buckthorn Oil fruit oil is intensely pigmented — use at 0.5–3% in facial oil blends. Even small amounts deliver significant antioxidant benefit and an orange tint to formulations.

Seed oil — higher inclusion: Sea buckthorn Oil seed oil (pale grade) can be used at 5–20% in facial serums without significant colour impact.

Anti-ageing serum: Blend Sea buckthorn Oil at 1–5% with argan, rosehip, or marula for a premium anti-ageing facial oil stack.

Wound healing & scar topicals: Use Sea buckthorn Oil at 5–15% in targeted healing formulations — high palmitoleic acid content supports skin regeneration.

Emulsion colour note: Factor the deep orange pigment into colour planning. Emulsions and creams will take on an orange hue even at low inclusion — use seed oil grade to minimise.

Palmitoleic acid dominant: Sea buckthorn Oil — rare in plant oils — sebum-identical, anti-ageing, wound healing

Palmitic acid content: skin conditioning and barrier, high in pulp oil

Primary formulation use: Anti-ageing serums.

Shelf stability: Good intrinsic oxidative stability — suitable for formulations with standard 12–24 month shelf life targets.

Clean-label compatible: Free from mineral oil, silicones, synthetic preservatives, and petrochemical derivatives.

INCI name (indicative): Hippophae rhamnoides Seed Oil — verify exact designation in CosIng / PCPC before label use.

Typical inclusion rate: 2–10% in emulsions; 10–30% in facial oil serums; 50–100% as standalone carrier or massage base.

Does not contain: Mineral oil, silicones, synthetic preservatives, artificial colours, or petrochemical additives.

Allergen status: Non-allergenic for most users — no major allergen declarations required under standard cosmetic regulations. Patch test recommended for sensitive skin.

Storage conditions: 12–18 months · below 15 °C · tightly sealed · away from light.

Botanical source: Hippophae rhamnoides

Plant part: Fruit (pulp) or Seed — specify at order (different profiles)

Extraction: Cold-pressed

Origin & sourcing: Sea buckthorn Oil is pressed in India from locally cultivated or wild-harvested plant material. Herbuno sources from verified pressing facilities with traceability documentation.

Traditional use context: Sea Buckthorn is one of the most nutrient-dense carrier oils. Two distinct oils from one plant: (1) Fruit/Pulp Oil — extremely high palmitoleic acid, carotenoids, and tocopherols; deep orange pigment stains skin and form

Formulator note: Per-lot GC-MS fatty acid profile and CoA available on request — essential for formulations with specific fatty acid label claims.

Intended use

Raw bulk ingredient for use by qualified formulators, manufacturers, and researchers. Not a finished dietary supplement or therapeutic product.

Regulatory status

Not evaluated by the FDA, EFSA, or any other regulatory authority. Finished products must comply with all applicable local regulations, labelling requirements, and safety assessments prior to sale.

Medical advice

Information on this page is for technical reference only. It does not constitute medical advice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition.

Buyer responsibility

Inclusion levels, claims, and applications vary by formulation context and target market. The buyer is solely responsible for regulatory compliance of any finished formulation.

Safe handling

Follow applicable local regulations for food, cosmetic, or supplement applications. Consult a qualified regulatory advisor where required. Keep away from children. Store as directed on the CoA.

Herbuno.com is operated by Gausyn Global LLP (India). We do not provide medical advice or prescriptions. Please consult a qualified healthcare professional before use.

Available for export to supplement manufacturers, cosmetic formulators, food and beverage brands, and research institutions in the United States, Germany, Canada, United Kingdom, Hungary, Austria, Italy, Australia, Japan, UAE and across the European Union. Every shipment is accompanied by a per-lot Certificate of Analysis, MSDS, and HPLC verification of active compounds. Minimum order quantities and freight documentation available on request.

How to store?

Keep it in a cool and dry place away from moisture and sunlight. Store the contents in an airtight Container after opening the package.

Where do we ship?

DOMESTIC (India):

We deliver across all postal codes in India.

INTERNATIONAL (Export) :

We export and ship to almost all countries in the world.

Popular markets are United States, United Kingdom (UK), Canada, China, Australia, France, Germany, Italy, Netherland, Switzerland, Belgium, Austria, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Poland, Denmark, Lithuania, Serbia, Slovakia, Croatia, Greece, Kuwait, Israel, UAE, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, South Korea, Japan, Canada, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka

Is delivery free?

International Shipping is charged based on destination and total weight. You will be shown the shipping cost at checkout.

What payment methods do you accept?

We accept all major credit/debit cards, UPI, net banking, PayPal and international cards. Cash on Delivery (COD) is currently not available.

Do you offer private label options?

Yes, we do! We work with select partners on private label and bulk supply arrangements. If you're looking to sell our products under your own brand or source in bulk, email us at hello@herbuno.com with your requirements.