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Grape Seed Oil

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$2.25

Grape Seed Oil is an amazing product for skincare and is most commonly used in facial creams, cleansers and soaps. It has a reputation for being an oil that easily penetrates the skin. All Natural. Refined and Expelle...

Grape Seed Oil

338

Grape Seed Oil is an amazing product for skincare and is most commonly used in facial creams, cleansers and soaps. It has a reputation for being an...

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Directions

Measure and add the fixed oil to your formula as directed, incorporating it into the oil phase of soaps, lotions, or lip products. Recommended usage rates vary by application: 10–30% for cold and hot process soaps, 2–10% for lip products, and 2–5% for lotions and creams. Always test your final formulation for texture, stability, and performance.

Warning

For external cosmetic use only. Not for ingestion. Avoid eyes. Discontinue if irritation occurs. Keep out of reach of children. Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.

Specifics

INCI Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Oil
SAP Value NaOH 0.13
SAP Value KOH 0.19
CA Prop 65 Compliant
Shelf Life 1 year

Overall rating: 4.9557524 / 5 from 339 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Grape Seed Oil is highly regarded for its healing properties, quality, and value. Customers appreciate its smooth, hydrating feel and its suitability for skincare products. While opinions on the scent vary, the overall consensus is positive regarding its performance and affordability.

Summary topics

Healing Properties: 5%
Skin Feel: 8%
Oil Quality: 22%
Product Price: 16%

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Review highlights

"Keep offering your wonderful quality oils at such an affordable price WSP and I'll be your faithful customer for life!" — Annemarie
"It is a great quality oil and has a great price." — Trista
"good quality grapeseed oil and a decent price." — Rex

Reviews

Great oil in products!

"Great oil! I use it for body butter and lip balm."

— Carrie O. (5/5)

I use grapeseed oil in

"I use grapeseed oil in my creams, and sometimes body butters. It’s a nice feel hydrates my skin."

— Caroline R. (4/5)

Grape seed oil

"Excellent quality"

— Anna B. (5/5)

Love it!

"I love the size and the price. This will be my go to for this product"

— LaTicia J. (5/5)

Grape Seed oil

"I love it, I used in cold process soap and was excelent"

— Karina R. (5/5)

Castor Oil

"Love it!"

— Vinessa (5/5)

A winner

"This is a good oil to use for lotion bars and body butters. I like the fact that it doesn't sit on the skin. It soaks in pretty well. A huge plus when I am trying to formulate a body butter that doesn't feel greasy. A preferred choice to the sweet almond oil ( which is awesome as well), because the shelf life is longer. A keeper in my arsenal."

— KARONE (5/5)

Excellent Oil!

"This oil makes a great massage oil, it's spreadable and it's easy to add essential or fragrance oils to it. I also add it to my lip balm line and have no problem with it. I will always buy this oil so that I'm never without it."

— Donna (5/5)

Great in lotion bars

"I used this in the sugar leaf lotion bar kit and loved it so much I am going to use it again in my own lotion bar recipe. This is a great oil. Thanks WSP for another winner!"

— Katy (5/5)

Top notch oil

"This product is excellent in salt scrubs. I previously used almond oil exclusively, but now have a second fine choice."

— Leonard (5/5)

Q&A

What preservative do I use in this to make fragrance oil?: Adding fragrance oil to the oil does not require a preservative. An antioxidant, Vitamin E or Rosemary Oleoresin can be added at .5-1%.
Is this grapeseed oil food grade? Thank you.: No, Grape Seed Oil is not food grade. None of our products are meant to be ingested.
I'm using a 2% dilution with 12 drops of essential oil per ounce of oil, but I want to use two different essential oils totaling 24 drops 12 drops of each, do I need two different carrier oils for two different essential oils in one recipe, or can I just use two ounces of grapeseed oil?: Two different carrier oils is not necessary, you can use the same one.
how many % do you recommend for a body oil recipe? And it is ok to mix with vitamin E?: This is completely up to you and the rest of your recipe. Yes, vitamin E can be mixed with it.
what is a good oil sub for grape seed in recipes that is also light weight?: Camelina Oil and Jojoba Oil are nice light weight alternatives to grape seed oil.