Blackberry Seed Oil Organic

Blackberry skin benefits - anti-wrinkles, blotches and blemishes

INCI: Rubus Fruticosus

Why is Blackberry Seed oil used in skincare?

Its value as a functional food is highlighted by the fact that it is a rich supply of essential nutrients and bioactive components with therapeutic potential. In addition to being consumed fresh, it is also used as an ingredient in baked goods such jams, snacks, sweets, and fruit preserves, as well as in prepared meals, salads, and baked goods. Blackberry fruit has medicinal, cosmetic and nutritive value. 

Cold Pressed, Refined from blackberry seeds, this oil contains powerful antioxidants and also a natural source of tocopherols, locotriencols and lutein. It  can help combat wrinkles, blotches and blemishes.

Blackberry Seed Oil benefits

Blackberry has a variety of pharmacological properties, including antioxidant, anti-carcinogenic, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, anti-diabetic, antiviral, and lipid- and mineral-rich flavonoids, glycosides, terpenes, acids, and tannins in aerial portions.

Blackberry Seed Oil is an emollient oil that nourishes the skin and leaves it feeling hydrated. It can help combat wrinkles, blotches and blemishes.

Blackberry Seed Oil is well suited for use in a wide array of cosmetic and personal care applications that include formulations intended to support problem, damaged, maturing and sensitive skin.

Blackberry seed oil’s unique combination of antioxidants and essential fatty acids makes it a wonderful addition to many products.  Blackberry seed oil is another great example of a zero waste oil from the fruit processing industry.

The seeds are collected as by-products of jams and juices produced then dried, filter and cold press the seeds to create this beautiful earthy oil.

Published Research: Black Raspberry Seed Oil Improves Lipid Metabolism

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 Find it in our serums from  Ageless Collection.   

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