Essentially Natural Black Currant Seed Oil - Cold Pressed

• Botanical Name: Ribes nigrum
• Processing Method: Cold pressed
• Skin Feel: Rich, slower absorbing
• Heat Sensitivity: Avoid heating where possible
• Suitable For: Cosmetic use only (not food-grade certified)
• Ingredients: 100% pure Black Currant Seed Oil, Ribes nigrum seed oil
• Size Options: 20ml, 30ml, 50ml, 100ml, 200ml or 500ml

• Facial oils and serums for dry-feel and mature-feel skin
• Creams and lotions where a richer oil phase is desired
• Scalp and hair oils to support comfort and reduce the feel of dryness
• Blends designed to help lock in moisture and support a conditioned finish

This product is suitable for:

• Dry or mature skin routines wanting a richer, slower-absorbing oil
• Formulators making creams, serums, and facial oils for comfort-focused blends
• Hair and scalp routines needing extra conditioning support

This product is not for:

• Anyone looking for a certified food grade oil for ingestion products
• Very oily skin routines that prefer ultra-light oils only
• High-heat processing methods where the oil cannot be protected

• As a Facial Oil: Apply a small amount to clean, slightly damp skin and massage in.
• As a Blend Booster: Combine with faster absorbing oils such as jojoba or argan for quicker absorption.
• As a Hair Oil: Smooth a small amount through ends or use as a scalp oil pre-wash treatment.
• As a Formulating Oil: Add during cool down where possible and mix gently for stability.
• Processing Tip: Keep temperatures low and avoid prolonged heating to protect the oil’s natural character.

• Recommended for cosmetic use only (not food-grade certified)
• Patch test before first use and discontinue if irritation occurs
• Avoid contact with eyes
• Store away from children, pets, sunlight, and heat
• If pregnant or breastfeeding, seek professional advice before use

Q: Why does this oil feel heavier than others?
A: Black currant seed oil is naturally richer and slower absorbing, which many people prefer for dry-feel skin.

Q: Can I use it in an emulsion?
A: Yes, it can be used in creams and lotions, and it is best added in the cool down phase when possible.

Q: What are similar alternatives?
A: Evening primrose oil or borage oil are commonly used as alternative rich, specialty carrier oils.