Raspberry seed oil

Raspberry seed oil is among the lighter vegetable oils with a high proportion of linoleic and linolenic acid . In a formulation it works as an emollient : it softens the skin, limits moisture loss, and according to the manufacturer's data it absorbs without leaving a noticeable greasy film. It is obtained by cold-pressing raspberry (Rubus idaeus) seeds, without heat or solvents, and remains unrefined. This raw material of European origin is suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin . What it brings to the formulation Skin softening and protection – as an emollient it forms a light film on the skin surface that limits water evaporation. The manufacturer recommends it particularly for dry, rough and cracked skin on the hands, feet and body. Antioxidant protection – according to the manufacturer's data it contains antioxidants that help protect the skin from environmental influences. It is therefore used in facial oils and serums targeting signs of ageing and skin elasticity. Soothing irritated skin – the manufacturer states an anti-inflammatory effect within the scope of cosmetic care: reduction of redness and a feeling of relief. Hair and scalp care – in hair oils, serums and masks it hydrates, softens and smooths the hair and nourishes the scalp. According to the manufacturer's specification, linoleic acid accounts for 40 – 60 % , linolenic acid for 20 – 40 % and oleic acid for 10 – 25 % of the fatty acid profile. Saturated acids are less represented: palmitic up to 7 % and stearic up to 4 %. Exact values vary between batches. Use in formulation It is added to t