Grape Seed Oil
Part of our Oils range, manufactured and exported by Arizone International LLP.
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Grape Seed Oil is a light, pale green to yellow oil pressed from the seeds of grapes, Vitis vinifera. It is a by-product of wine and juice making, and it has become one of the most popular carrier oils in cosmetics and massage because it absorbs quickly and leaves little greasy feeling.
Arizone International supplies Grape Seed Oil in cosmetic and food grades for skincare brands, massage and aromatherapy companies, food businesses, wholesalers and private label manufacturers.
A Waste Product Turned Valuable
After grapes are crushed for wine or juice, what is left is called pomace: skins, stems and seeds. For a long time this was thrown away or used as animal feed. Seeds make up only a small share of the grape and contain around 10% to 20% oil, so large quantities of seed are needed. Pressing or extracting the seeds turns winery waste into a valuable oil. Italy, France, Spain and other wine regions are traditional producers, and India's grape-growing belt around Nashik in Maharashtra also produces grape seed.
Composition
- Linoleic AcidVery high, typically around 65% to 75%, one of the highest of any common oil.
- Oleic AcidUsually around 15% to 20%.
- Vitamin EEspecially tocotrienols, which help protect the oil.
- PolyphenolsSmall amounts in cold-pressed oil, much less than in grape seed extract.
Why Formulators Like It
Oils rich in linoleic acid tend to feel light and absorb well. Grape seed oil is often chosen for facial oils, serums and products for oily or combination skin because it rarely feels heavy. It is also a favourite massage oil because it glides well but does not leave the skin slippery for long. Its mild scent makes it an excellent base for essential oil blends.
Applications
- Facial oils, serums and lightweight moisturisers
- Massage and aromatherapy carrier oil
- Hair serums and scalp oils
- Lip balms, body oils and after-shave products
- Salad dressings and cooking (food grade)
- Private label cosmetic oil ranges
Cold-Pressed or Refined?
Cold-pressed grape seed oil is greener and keeps more natural compounds but is produced in smaller volumes and at higher cost. Refined grape seed oil, often solvent-extracted and then refined, is paler, neutral in odour and more economical, and is widely used in cosmetics and food. We supply both and can advise on the best choice.
Quality Parameters
- Fatty acid profile by gas chromatography
- Acid value and peroxide value
- Iodine value and saponification value
- Colour, odour and clarity
- Residual solvents for refined grades, and heavy metals
- Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) testing where required
Storage
Because it is high in polyunsaturated fat, grape seed oil should be kept in closed, light-proof containers in a cool place and used within its shelf life. Adding vitamin E can extend stability in finished products.
Why Choose Arizone International?
We are an India-based manufacturer, supplier and exporter of carrier oils. We offer Grape Seed Oil in bulk drums, jerry cans and private label bottles, with full test reports and export documentation.
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Specifications
- Category
- Oils
- Physical Form
- Liquid – cold-pressed (virgin) or refined
- Grade Options
- Food / Cosmetic grade
- Packaging
- HDPE cans (1–50 kg), 180–200 kg drums and IBC tanks; bottles for private label
- Country of Origin
- India
- Shelf Life
- 18 months in original sealed packing
- Storage Conditions
- Cool, dark place in tightly closed containers; avoid heat, light and air
Applications
- Facial oils, serums and lightweight moisturisers
- Massage and aromatherapy carrier oil
- Hair serums and scalp oils
- Lip balms, body oils and after-shave products
- Salad dressings and cooking (food grade)
- Private label cosmetic oil ranges
Compliance
Yes. Grape Seed Oil is light and absorbs quickly, so it is often chosen for oily and combination skin products.
No. Grape seed extract is a polyphenol-rich powder used in supplements. Grape Seed Oil is a fatty oil used in cooking and cosmetics.
Yes. Grape Seed Oil is one of the most popular massage oils because it spreads well and does not feel heavy.
Yes. Grape Seed Oil can be supplied virgin or cold-pressed, and in refined grades where a lighter colour and milder smell are needed.
Each batch comes with a COA that covers acid value, peroxide value and other key tests. A fatty acid profile is available on request.
We export Grape Seed Oil from India to buyers in the USA, the UK, the EU, the Middle East, Australia and 40+ other countries. Orders ship by sea or air on EXW, FOB, CIF or DAP terms, with a certificate of analysis and a certificate of origin.
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