Meadowfoam Oil Refined

About

Meadowfoam Oil Refined is a lightweight, odourless carrier oil cold-pressed from the seeds of Limnanthes alba, native to California and Oregon. Originally developed as a sustainable alternative to whale oil, this highly stable oil is rich in long-chain fatty acids and Vitamin E, making it a versatile choice for skincare, haircare and essential oil blending.

Key Benefits

• 100% natural plant-based oil with exceptional oxidative stability
• Lightweight and odourless — won't interfere with other products or scents
• Rich in Vitamin E and long-chain fatty acids for deep moisturisation
• Non-comedogenic — suitable for all skin types, including sensitive and problem skin
• May help soothe irritated skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis
• Provides antioxidant protection against environmental damage and free radicals
• Adds moisture and shine to dry, damaged hair without greasiness

Common Uses

• Essential oil dilution and topical blending base
• Facial serum or all-over body moisturiser
• Ingredient in homemade creams, serums and lotions
• Hair treatment for scalp and lengths
• Boost to existing skincare products

How to Use

• As a serum: Apply 2–3 drops to clean, damp skin and massage gently until absorbed
• For essential oil blending: Dilute 2–3% essential oil in Meadowfoam Oil before applying to skin
• Hair treatment: Massage 1–2 teaspoons through damp hair, leave for a few hours, then shampoo as normal
• In skincare formulations: Add to creams, lotions and balms, or mix with other carrier oils

Product Details

• Botanical name: Limnanthes alba
• Also known as: Meadowfoam Seed Oil
• Plant part: Seeds
• Extraction method: Cold-pressed and refined
• Country of origin: USA (California and Oregon)
• Key constituents: Eicosenoic acid (60–65%), Docosenoic acid, Docosadienoic acid, Oleic acid, Vitamin E
• Aroma: Odourless
• Texture: Lightweight

Safety

• Always dilute essential oils in Meadowfoam Oil before applying to skin — follow safe dilution guidelines
• Keep out of reach of children and pets
• Not recommended during pregnancy without professional advice; consult your healthcare provider if unsure