
Organic Camelina Oil
Organic Camelina Oil
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Organic Camelina Oil Product Description
Benefits
Product Benefits
- Rich in Omega 3 and Vitamin E for glowing skin
- Moisturises and nourishes dry skin
- Supports a calm and balanced complexion
- Reduces redness
- Soothes skin
- Improves skin texture
- Suitable for eczema-prone and psoriasis-prone skin
- For sensitive skin types
- COSMOS approved and Soil Association Certified Organic
- Vegan and cruelty-free
Skincare Benefits
Camelina oil has so many benefits for the skin, thanks to its high content of essential fatty acids like linoleic acid and alpha-linolenic acid. These fatty acids play a key role in supporting the skin barrier, locking in moisture and reducing transepidermal water loss.
The oil’s soothing properties make it ideal for calming and comforting irritated or sensitive skin. Using camelina oil regularly can improve skin elasticity, smooth out skin texture and support the skin’s natural healing processes. Nourishing and moisturising, it’s great for healthy, glowing skin and gentle enough for all skin types. Cold-pressed from organic Camelina seeds, our Organic Camelina Oil is a multi-purpose, nutrient-rich cosmetic oil for skin and hair. Camelina is one of several oilseed crops used to produce high-quality plant oils. Compared to other oilseed crops like canola and flaxseed, camelina has advantages in terms of resilience, oil yield and favourable fatty acid profile. Known as “Gold of Pleasure Oil” or “False Flax Oil”, this unrefined botanical treasure has a high level of Omega 3 essential fatty acids, making it a deeply moisturising and soothing oil.
The oil’s golden colour and nutty aroma indicate its purity and minimal processing. It’s great for dry, mature or sensitive skin and improves skin texture while giving a soft, smooth feel.
Use in creams, balms and hair treatments, Organic Camelina Oil is heat stable and can be used at Stage 1 (fat stage) of emulsion formulations. Compared to canola oil, flaxseed oil, and olive oil, camelina oil stands out for its unique balance of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, making it highly beneficial for skin care applications.
In hair care, it adds natural shine, smoothness and manageability, reduces dryness and breakage.
Product Description
Product Description
Organic Camelina Oil is an excellent choice for cosmetic formulators seeking an oil that is both nutrient-rich and formulation-friendly. The oil is cold pressed and unrefined, preserving its natural fatty acid profile and giving it a bold scent and vibrant colour.
Unlike many Omega-rich oils, Camelina Oil is heat stable, which means it can be incorporated into oil phases that are heated—something not typically possible with high Omega 3 oils. This makes it a favourite for lotions, creams, balms, and leave-in hair products.
Thanks to its skin conditioning properties, it can be used as a standalone oil or in synergy with other plant oils. It works particularly well in serums, facial oils, and overnight treatments, offering excellent spreadability and skin feel. It can also be incorporated into beard oils, scalp oils, or blended into body butters for added emollience.
Extraction Method
The quality and nutritional value of camelina oil is linked to the method of extraction. Cold-pressed camelina oil is produced by gently crushing and pressing the seeds without heat or chemicals. This gentle process preserves the oil’s delicate fatty acids and nutrients, retaining the natural flavour, aroma and benefits. Cold pressing ensures the oil is high quality with a nutrient-rich profile for skin. By not using heat during extraction, the integrity of the fatty acids is protected, making cold-pressed camelina oil the best choice for those who want the full benefits of this amazing oil.
Skin-Loving Omega Profile
Camelina Oil is high in omega-3 fatty acids, including alpha linolenic acid, eicosapentaenoic acid and docosahexaenoic acid. The omega-3 content in camelina oil is higher than in many other carrier oils, making it perfect for formulations for dry, textured or sensitive skin. In addition to alpha linolenic acid, the presence of docosahexaenoic acid and eicosapentaenoic acid supports skin health, maintains a healthy moisture barrier and has anti-inflammatory benefits. Its high omega-3 levels set it apart from many carrier oils that focus on omega-6 and omega-9.
Its blend of essential fatty acids supports:
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Healthy-looking moisture barrier
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Smoother, softer skin
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Radiant complexion
Nutrient Profile
Camelina oil has a unique nutrient profile compared to other vegetable oils. It’s rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids, including both omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, essential for healthy skin and overall well-being. The oil is high in vitamin E, a powerful antioxidant that protects the skin from UV rays and environmental stress. In addition to its fatty acid content, camelina oil has protein, fibre and important minerals, making it a valuable addition to skincare formulations and a nutritious diet. Its blend of essential nutrients supports skin health, moisture retention and protection against oxidative stress.
How to use it
How to Use
- Use 1% to 100%.
Skin Care
- Camelina Oil contains a very high level of Omega-3 Essential Fatty Acids, which helps to maintain healthy skin and gives a glossy luminescence, which brightens dull and lifeless skin.
- It is a good choice for use in acne-prone skin products such as washes, cleansers and light lotions.
- Very good to use in products for oily skin, because it feels so dry to the touch.
- It contains a lot of Vitamin E, which is a great antioxidant, helping to keep the skin looking healthy, which will help to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
- Camelina Oil is an excellent emollient that moisturises and smoothes the skin, making it feel softer.
- Makes very good cleansing lotions because it helps to bind oil and water together and clean out blocked pores.
Hair Care
- Camelina Oil has good hair conditioning properties, which soften the hair shaft without leaving it feeling sticky or greasy.
- Excellent for nourishing hot oil hair treatments, leaving the hair shiny and smooth.
INCI / Ingredients
INCI / Ingredients
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INCI Name: Camelina Sativa Seed Oil
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Origin: Cold-pressed from organic Camelina seeds
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Appearance: Golden to amber liquid oil
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Solubility: Oil-soluble (cannot be used in water-only formulas)
Fatty Acid Composition
The following fatty acids are present in camelina oil in approximate proportions, as our specifications may vary:
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Palmitic Acid (C16:0): 3% to 8%
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Stearic Acid (C18:0): 2% to 6%
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Oleic Acid (Omega 9): 11% to 25%
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Linoleic Acid (Omega 6): 15% to 24%
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Alpha Linolenic Acid (Omega 3): 30% to 40%
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Eicosenoic Acid (C20:1): 9% to 17%
Storage & Shelf life
Storage & Shelf Life
Store in a cool, dark place, away from direct sunlight. Keep the cap tightly closed when not in use.
Expiration: Check the packaging for the batch-specific date.
Why buy from Aromantic
Why Buy from Aromantic?
At Aromantic, we only sell the best cosmetic-grade ingredients. Our Organic Camelina Oil is:
Soil Association Certified Organic
Sustainably sourced and batch tested
Shipped worldwide with reliable delivery options
Sold with clear formulation guidelines—no expert advice or claims, just transparency
Whether you’re a home formulator or a small business, our ingredients empower your creativity while upholding the highest ethical standards.
FAQ's
FAQs
Is Organic Camelina Oil suitable for all skin types?
Yes, especially for dry, mature or sensitive skin types. Also for skin prone to redness, eczema or psoriasis.
Can I use this oil in hot process formulations?
Yes. It’s in relatively heat stable and can be used in Stage 1 (fat phase) of emulsions.
Does it have a strong smell?
Yes, it has a nutty aroma due to being unrefined. This can be masked with essential oils or other ingredients in your formulation.
Is it safe to use on the scalp or hair?
Yes. Adds shine, smoothness and moisturises dry scalps.
What’s the difference between Camelina Oil and Rosehip Oil?
Both are rich in essential fatty acids. Camelina has more Omega 3 and is more heat stable, so better for emulsions and hot process formulations.
Recipes & Blends
For sensitive skins, it is excellent to blend with very soft feeling oils like Rosehip Seed, Chia Seed, Kiwi and Blueberry Seed Oils.
Click on the links below to be directed to great recipes featuring Camelina Oil, Cold Pressed (Organic):
Technical Documents
Here is a link to all non batch specific documents for this product Link to Technical Documents
If you have any questions about the documents or need the Certificate of Analysis (COA) for a product which you have recived, then please request that here.
Pairs well with
Related Products / Pair with
Rosehip Seed Oil – Layer with Camelina for mature or dry skin
Kiwi Seed Oil – Adds soft texture and Omega 3 boost
Blueberry Seed Oil – High antioxidant content, complements Camelina’s soothing benefits
Organic Chamomile Flowers – Infuse for added calming properties in balms and oils
Vitamin E – Stabilises your blends
Wax – Blend with Camelina Oil for enhanced texture and stability. Commonly used waxes include beeswax, candelilla wax, and carnauba wax. Beeswax provides a natural, emollient-rich consistency ideal for creams and balms. Candelilla wax is a plant-based alternative offering a smooth, glossy finish, perfect for vegan formulations. Carnauba wax, derived from palm leaves, adds hardness and a glossy sheen, suitable for solid balms and lip products. Choosing the right wax depends on the desired product texture, melting point, and ethical preferences.