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Sea Buckthorn Seed Oil

Hippophae rhamnoides

SKU: NNI-AI-C10505

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Specifications

CAS No. 225234-03-7
Method of Extraction Cold Pressed
Origin India
Constituents Linolenic Acid (30%), Linoleic Acid (36%), Oleic Acid (28%), and Other Acid (6%)
Specific Gravity 0.910 – 0.920
Flash Point 170 °C
Solubility Insoluble in water, soluble in alcohol and Oils.


Sea Buckthorn Seed Oil: -

The users have appreciated sea buckthorn oil for its wound healing properties and immense health benefits. Pristine Perfumes provides 100% pure sea buckthorn carrier oil for myriad uses to users worldwide as it is one of the leading sea buckthorn oil suppliers in the Asian continent.

Botany: -

Sea Buckthorn is a thorny tree with an average height of 7 meters in the Elaeagnaceae family. People have also named it Siberian pineapple, sandthorn, seaberry, and sallowthorn. The plant grows in sandy areas of China, India, Europe, Siberia, Tibet, and the Caucasus, and it withstands drought, frost conditions, and air pollution. The plant bears lanceolate leaves with the hair underneath and small, green or brown flowers that turn into flavorful yellow-orange berries upon ripening. Sea buckthorn is a valuable plant as it provides seed oil, pulp oil, and juice besides medicinal bark and leaves.

The berry or fruit contains a smooth, small stone with a long groove. There is an oily seed inside the stone. The bark and leaves of sea buckthorn were topically applied in skin disorders and diarrhea. The traditional medicinal practitioners in India, China, and Tibet used it in the alimentary, respiratory, and circulatory medicinal formulations. 

An Overview of Sea Buckthorn Carrier Oil: -

Seabuckthorn seed or carrier oil is different from the pulp oil derived from berries. Sea buckthorn seed oil manufacturers extract the pale yellow viscous oil by cold press method. The seeds yield 7 to 11% oil, and it contains polyunsaturated linoleic and a-linoleic acid to a great extent. It is rich in tocopherols, tocotrienols, vitamin E, and plant sterols and known for its antimicrobial property. The traditional medicinal practitioners in Russia and other parts of Asia used it extensively in various health conditions.

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