
Apricot Oil
Prunus Armeniaca
Light and quick-absorbing, Apricot Oil is a vitamin-rich carrier oil ideal for skincare, massage and cosmetic formulation.
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- Botanical Name
- Prunus Armeniaca
- Plant Part
- Seeds / Kernels
- Extraction Method
- Cold Pressed
- Origin
- India
- Aroma Profile
- Mild, slightly nutty and sweet
Ways to Use Apricot Oil
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Apricot Oil
Light and quick-absorbing, Apricot Oil is a cold-pressed carrier oil extracted from the kernels of Prunus Armeniaca — rich in Vitamins A, C and E along with essential fatty acids that help maintain soft, radiant skin.
Its smooth texture and gentle, non-greasy nature make it especially well suited to delicate skin types, across both cosmetic and therapeutic use.
Apricot Oil Uses
- Deeply moisturizes and rejuvenates dry or mature skin
- Softens hair and helps reduce scalp dryness
- Used as a smooth, hydrating massage oil
- Blended into creams, serums and facial oils for anti-aging formulation
- Used as a carrier oil for diluting essential oil blends
- Popular in facial-oil and delicate-skin routines
Benefits of Apricot Oil
- Rich in Vitamins A, C and E, plus essential fatty acids
- Light, fast-absorbing texture suited to delicate skin
- Cold-pressed to retain its full nutrient profile
- Non-greasy and gentle enough for daily use
- Versatile across skincare, haircare and massage
- A trusted base oil for essential oil dilution
Popular Ways To Use Apricot Oil
- Apply directly to the face as a lightweight daily moisturizer
- Massage into hair ends and scalp for added softness
- Use as the carrier oil base for facial essential oil blends
- Add to anti-aging serums and restorative creams
- Blend into massage oils for a silky, hydrated finish
Why Choose Apricot Oil?
Whether used as a facial moisturizer, a massage oil, or a formulation base, Apricot Oil brings lightweight, vitamin-rich nourishment especially suited to delicate and mature skin.
Its quick absorption and gentle nature make it a favorite among cosmetic formulators building facial-oil and anti-aging products.
Bansal Aroma supplies Apricot Oil cold-pressed for freshness and purity, unrefined and free from added chemicals or preservatives.
Product Specifications
| Botanical Name | Prunus Armeniaca |
| Plant Part Used | Seeds / Kernels |
| Extraction Method | Cold Pressed |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Key Constituents | Oleic Acid, Linoleic Acid, Vitamin E, Palmitic Acid |
| Aroma Profile | Mild, slightly nutty and sweet |
| Applications | Skincare, Haircare, Massage, Cosmetic Formulation, Carrier Oil for Essential Oil Dilution |
| Storage Recommendation | Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight |
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Key Benefits
- Mild, slightly nutty and sweet aroma
- Popular for skincare
- Popular for haircare
- Popular for massage
- Popular for cosmetic formulation
- Obtained by cold pressed
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