Typical Usage Rates

• Hair oils/serums — 5–50% (often blended with lighter oils)

• Creams & lotions — 1–10%

• Balms & pomades — 10–40%

• Soaps — 5–10% (boosts lather)

Formulation Tips

• Blend with grapeseed, sunflower, jojoba, or squalane to reduce heaviness

• Works well with essential oils (good solubilizing capacity)

Baobab oil is a luxurious, nutrient-rich oil extracted from the seeds of the baobab tree (Adansonia digitata).
It’s often called the “tree of life” oil because of its incredible skin and hair benefits.
It is highly valued in cosmetic formulations for its moisturizing, healing, anti-aging, and strengthening properties.

Shea nut oil is a lightweight, fast-absorbing oil derived from the nuts of the shea tree. It is the liquid fraction of shea butter.

Shea nut oil is extracted by filtering out the solid stearic acid portion, leaving behind the silky oleic-rich liquid.

It retains many of the same nutrients as shea butter but with a lighter texture.