Bakuchiol Oil Manufacturer

1. Bakuchiol Oil Overview

Bakuchiol oil is the main component of the psoralea corylifolia volatile oil, accounting for about 60%. The structure of bakuchiol oil is similar to resveratrol, and its effect is similar to retinol. But bakuchiol oil is better than retinol in terms of light stability. It also has some anti-inflammation, anti-acne, anti-aging and whitening effects. Plamed, as the professional Bakuchiol oil supplier, will show you more information about bakuchiol oil, including bakuchiol oil source, uses in cosmetic formulas, side-effects and others.

2. Bakuchiol Oil Source

Psoralea corylifolia (also called babchi) is an annual herb of the leguminous family. Its fruits and seeds are used as medicine. Studies have shown that babchi contains more active ingredients, including bakuchiol, psoralen, coumarins, flavonoids, monoterpene phenols and so on. Therein, bakuchiol oil is a monoterpene phenolic compound isolated from the seeds of babchi. It is widely applied in skincare products.

3. Bakuchiol Oil Manufacturer Specifications

4. Bakuchiol Oil Manufacturer Flow Chart

5. Bakuchiol Oil Uses in Cosmetic Formulation

Bakuchiol oil is yellow to brownish oily liquid. Therefore, it can be added into oil phase directly. Alternatively, bakuchiol oil can be dissolved in proper hydrophobic emollient, then added to the formulation after making the emulsion. Bakuchiol oil solution is recommended to be added to formulations at about 50°C or below.

Also, Bakuchiol  oil is compatible with a wide variety of cosmetic active ingredients. For example, bakuchiol  oil is compatible with salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide for treatment of acne and skin inflammation. What’s more, bakuchiol oil can combine with alpha hydroxy acids or ascorbic acid for skin whitening and anti-aging.

Finally, recommended dosage of bakuchiol oil in formulation is from 0.5% to 2.0%. It is suitable in finished cosmetic formulation with an acidic pH＜6.5.

6. Bakuchiol Oil Side Effects for Skin

Retinol is unstable in light, so the skincare products containing it only can be applied at night. Additionally, retinol can cause skin flaking, irritation and itchiness. However, bakuchiol oil is more tolerable than retinol. It has no photosensitivity, and also is non-sensitizing and non-irritating for skin.

Furthermore, bakuchiol oil can be used day and night without any worries. Retinol can cause skin itching and burning as well as scaling. Whereas, bakuchiol oil has no side effects for all types of skin.

Retinol is strongly discouraged during pregnancy or breastfeeding, but bakuchiol oil is safe for pregnant and breastfeeding women.

7. Bakuchiol Oil Products for Skincare

Many cosmetics brands have applied Bakuchiol as an effective raw material for anti-aging, skin whitening and anti-acne. It can be applied in many kinds of skincare products, such as facial cream, serum, bakuchiol oil, cleanser, lotion and eye cream. There are 10 best Bakuchiol products.

Figure 2. Skincare products with Bakuchiol

8. Related Reading

1. Bakuchiol Benefits for Skin-a Potential Alternative to Retinol

2. Bakuchiol Introduction

3. Bakuchiol Oil VS. Retinol in Cosmetics Formula

4. Bakuchiol Extract Introduction

In conclusion, you can use Bakuchiol oil without any worries. It is a new star for skin anti-aging and anti-acne in cosmetic formulas.

Plamed focuses on natural cosmetic ingredients for more than 10 years. We have founded four subsidiary companies, which respectively develops different kinds of cosmetic raw material. Plamed is a company whose CEO is designated as the first secretary general of Shaanxi Plant Extraction Association.

As a professional bakuchiol oil manufacturer, Plamed have been constantly upgrading the production process. We firmly believe that good bakuchiol oil and good bakuchiol oil price will help customers make good terminal products and help customers win a lasting and broad market.