Borage Oil
Borage Oil
Buy Online Grape Seed Oil in India - Purenso Select
Buy Online Grape Seed Oil in India - Purenso Select
Buy Online Grape Seed Oil in India - Purenso Select
Buy Online Grape Seed Oil in India - Purenso Select
Borage Oil
Borage Oil
Borage Oil
Borage Oil
Borage Oil
Buy Online Grape Seed Oil in India - Purenso Select
Buy Online Grape Seed Oil in India - Purenso Select
Buy Online Grape Seed Oil in India - Purenso Select
Buy Online Grape Seed Oil in India - Purenso Select
Borage Oil
Borage Oil
Borage Oil

Borage Oil

25g 25g
Adding to Cart Added to Cart

Borage Oil is a premium vegetable oil extracted from the seeds of Borago officinalis, widely recognised for its exceptionally high content of Gamma-Linolenic Acid (GLA). In cosmetic and personal care formulations, Borage Oil is valued for its skin-repairing, soothing, and moisture-retaining properties, making it especially suitable for dry, sensitive, and mature skin products.

Due to its lightweight yet nourishing profile, Borage Oil is commonly used in creams, serums, lotions, balms, and hair care formulations where barrier support and skin comfort are required.

INCI: Borago Officinalis Seed Oil

Benefits:
  • Rich source of Gamma-Linolenic Acid (GLA)
  • Helps support skin barrier function
  • Soothes dry, sensitive, and irritated skin
  • Improves skin softness and elasticity
  • Suitable for anti-aging and barrier-repair formulations
  • Nourishing oil for scalp and hair care products

Use: All kinds of personal care products (e.g. soaps, face/ body oils, creams, lotions, cleansers, shampoos, shower gels, conditioners, bath bombs, bath salts).

Applications: Can be added to formulas as is, add to the fat phase. Use level 1-100% in skin care products (can be used pure, e.g. as massage oil). For external use only.

Grape Seed OilGrape Seed OilGrape Seed Oil
Grape Seed OilGrape Seed OilGrape Seed Oil

This product is a cosmetic raw material and is intended for external use only in cosmetic and personal care formulations. It is not intended for internal consumption or medicinal use.

  • Do not ingest.
  • Keep out of reach of children.
  • Avoid direct contact with eyes.

All product images are for illustrative purposes only. Actual product color, texture, or packaging may vary from batch to batch.

Information provided on this website is for educational purposes only and should not be considered or interpreted as medical advice.

While we do not offer products for internal use, we source only high-quality, pharmaceutical or food-grade ingredients. Ingredient purity and performance are critical in cosmetic applications, just as they are in ingestible products.

Please note:
Just because two products have the same name or CAS number does not guarantee the same grade, purity, or effectiveness. Always choose trusted suppliers. Choose Purenso for premium-grade ingredients you can rely on.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Not automatically. Their fatty-acid profiles and sensory properties differ. If gamma-linolenic acid is important to your brief, compare actual assay data rather than assuming equal amounts of the two oils deliver equal GLA.

No. An antioxidant can help manage oil oxidation, but it does not replace antimicrobial protection when water is present or can enter the product.

Oxidation is one possible cause. Review raw-material quality, air exposure, processing and packaging; compare with a retained control. Do not keep selling or using a deteriorated blend merely because its expiry date has not passed.

No. Use the batch specification or fatty-acid analysis. Botanical identity alone does not establish the exact concentration in your supplied oil or in the finished formula.

No. They offer different chemistry and sensory profiles. Recheck finish, oxidation stability and packaging rather than expecting an identical serum after a one-for-one replacement.

It can form part of the oil phase of an anhydrous balm. The wax and butter system must still be balanced for hardness, oil bleed and warm-weather stability.

No. More oil can alter greasiness, viscosity and emulsion stability. Compare controlled prototypes against a defined target instead of treating the highest oil level as the best formula.

Not by itself. Compare the sample at its normal evaluation temperature with the supplier specification. Persistent sediment, an abnormal smell or other unexpected changes need investigation rather than automatic acceptance.

Not on the basis of the ingredient name. A cosmetic formulation and a medicinal treatment have different evidence requirements; describe supported moisturising and skin-feel benefits instead.

Evaluate closure integrity, dispensing cleanliness, light exposure and odour stability in the actual pack. A decorative clear bottle is not automatically an adequate protection system for an oxidation-sensitive oil blend.