Close-up of black seeds on a beige background

Bottle of Raasa Oils Bakuchiol oil on a pink background

Bakuchi oil bottle with benefits listed on a pink background

Woman holding a bottle of Bakuchiol oil with ingredients on a kitchen counter, promoting hair care.

Woman holding a dropper with Bakuchi oil over her face, with a bottle and seeds on a tray below.

Bakuchi Oil

Rs. 1,123.75

Rs. 799.00

29% OFF

Size: 100 ML

Product variants

Quantity

Chemical Free

Cruelty Free

100% Natural

Paraben Free

Guarantee Safe Checkout

Bakuchi Oil

Bakuchi oil — also known as babchi oil — is one of Ayurveda's most treasured skin botanicals, cold-pressed from the seeds of Psoralea corylifolia. It's the natural source of bakuchiol, the much-talked-about plant compound often described as a gentler, plant-derived alternative to retinol, which has made bakuchi oil one of the most sought-after botanical actives in modern natural skincare.

Because it's so concentrated, bakuchi oil is a specialty active, not a neat everyday oil — it's blended into serums, creams, and treatment products at low percentages, where a little delivers its signature bakuchiol-rich character. ⚠️ Important — phototoxic: whole babchi seed oil naturally contains psoralens, which make skin more sensitive to sunlight. Do not apply it neat, and avoid sun/UV exposure on treated skin. Always dilute to a low level, patch test, and follow safe-use guidance below. A cold-pressed botanical for external cosmetic use, formulated at low inclusion. Supplied 100 ML to 10 KG with COA and MSDS, from Raasa Oils.

Bakuchi Oil Benefits

Rich in Bakuchiol

Bakuchi (babchi) oil is the botanical source of bakuchiol — the much-discussed plant compound often described as a gentler, plant-derived alternative to retinol. It's this naturally occurring bakuchiol, alongside the seed's other botanical compounds, that has made bakuchi oil one of the most sought-after actives in modern natural and clean-beauty skincare.

Woman applying cream to her face against a plain background

Ayurvedic Botanical

Bakuchi has been valued in traditional Ayurvedic skincare for centuries as a prized "skin-loving" botanical. Today that heritage meets modern cosmetic science: bakuchi oil is used as a concentrated botanical active in serums, creams, and facial oils built around smooth, healthy, youthful-looking skin — bridging traditional wisdom and contemporary formulation.

Smooth Complexion

Blended at the right level into skincare, bakuchi oil is associated with a smooth, even, radiant-looking complexion. It's a favourite botanical in youthful-look and radiance formulations, where its naturally occurring bakuchiol helps skin look refined and healthy — a plant-based way to add a sought-after active to a formula.

Formulation Active

A little goes a long way: bakuchi oil is a potent botanical used at low percentages, not a neat everyday oil. That concentration is exactly why formulators value it — a small inclusion delivers its signature bakuchiol-rich character to serums, creams, and treatment products across natural skincare ranges.

Bakuchi Oil Uses

Facial Serums

Bakuchi oil is prized as a botanical active in facial serums, treatment oils, and creams, where its naturally occurring bakuchiol is the draw. Because it's concentrated and phototoxic, it's blended in at low percentages rather than used neat — a signature botanical for brands building smooth-skin ranges around a plant alternative to retinol.

Skincare Products

Its bakuchiol-rich profile makes bakuchi oil a sought-after active in radiance and youthful-look skincare. Formulated into moisturisers, serums, and facial oils at the right level, it's associated with a smooth, even, healthy-looking complexion — a modern favourite for natural brands wanting botanical performance without synthetic actives.

Scalp Care Products

In hair care, bakuchi oil is blended into scalp oils, serums, and masks for its nourishing, conditioning botanical character. It helps the scalp and hair feel cared-for and leaves hair looking soft and healthy. As with skincare, it's used as part of a blend rather than neat, adding its distinctive botanical richness to hair formulations.

Soaps & Bath Products

Bakuchi oil's nourishing, conditioning character makes it a valued botanical in soaps and bath products. Added to melt-and-pour or cold-process soap and body formulations, it lends a skin-conditioning, botanical quality that appeals to natural and premium bath-and-body brands looking for a distinctive Ayurvedic-heritage ingredient.

How to Use

Massage Oil

Face Moisturizer

Hair Treatment

Makeup Remover

DIY Skincare

Product Specifications

Product Name	Bakuchi Oil
Botanical Name / Inci Name	Psoralea corylifolia
Product Category	Carrier Oil
Country of Origin	India
Method of Extraction/ Production	Cold Pressed
Plant Part Used	Seeds
Cas No	10191-16-9
Common Names	Babchi Oil, Bakuchi Seed Oil
Blends well with	Jojoba Oil, Coconut Oil, Rosehip Oil, Lavender Oil
Application	Hair Care, Soap Manufacturing, Skincare
Grade	Cosmetic
Color and Appearance	Golden to Brown Liquid
Aroma	Earthy, slightly nutty
Form	Liquid
Solubility	Insoluble in water, soluble in oil
Shelf Life	2 years when stored properly
Specific Gravity	0.900 – 0.930
Refractive Index	1.460 – 1.480
Certificate	COA,MSDS,TDS
Storage Instructions	Store in a cool, dark place away from sunlight; keep tightly sealed
COA
MSDS

Packaging Sizes

Raasa Oils: Your Trusted Bulk Supplier & Manufacturer of Bakuchi Oil

Supplier & Wholesale Distributor: Raasa Oils is a trusted Bakuchi (Babchi) Oil supplier and wholesale distributor in India, offering genuine cold-pressed Psoralea corylifolia seed oil — naturally rich in bakuchiol — in bulk for skincare, cosmetic, and personal-care manufacturers, private-label brands, and formulators working with botanical actives.
Bulk & Custom Supply: Buy Bakuchi Oil online in quantities from 100 ML to 10 KG for product development, formulation testing, and regular manufacturing. For larger requirements, we provide bulk supply and wholesale quantities above 10 KG with customised solutions.
Manufacturing Applications: Our bakuchi oil suits facial serums, treatment creams, night-time skincare, radiance formulations, scalp and hair blends, and premium soaps — always as a low-inclusion active.
Quality & Reliable Supply: As a reliable supplier, Raasa Oils focuses on consistent quality, secure packaging, Non-GMO, ISO, and GMP processes, COA/MSDS/TDS documentation (including bakuchiol content by HPLC), and dependable supply — for small development batches or bulk-production volumes alike. We stand behind every batch with a full-refund guarantee.
Private Label & Business Support: We support startups, growing brands, contract manufacturers, and established companies with flexible order quantities and wholesale supply — whether you're launching a new bakuchiol serum, radiance, or treatment range, or expanding an existing one.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is bakuchi oil, and what makes it special?

Bakuchi (babchi) oil is cold-pressed from Psoralea corylifolia seeds and is the natural source of bakuchiol — the plant compound widely described as a gentler, plant-derived alternative to retinol. It's a treasured Ayurvedic botanical, now used as a concentrated active in modern natural skincare.

Is bakuchi oil safe to apply directly to the skin?

No — not neat. Whole babchi oil is phototoxic (it contains psoralens), so it must be diluted to a low level in a formulation or carrier, patch tested, and kept away from sun/UV exposure on treated skin. It's best used in night-time products. Never apply it undiluted or before going outdoors.

How much bakuchi oil should I use in a formulation?

A little goes a long way — it's a concentrated active used at low percentages, not a bulk carrier. Follow your own formulation and stability testing, and always account for its phototoxicity when deciding the use level and product type.

Is it the same as bakuchiol?

Not exactly. Bakuchiol is a single compound; bakuchi (babchi) oil is the whole seed oil that naturally contains bakuchiol — along with psoralens, which is why the whole oil is phototoxic while purified bakuchiol is considered photostable. This product is the whole seed oil.

How should it be stored?

Cool, dark, and tightly sealed, away from sunlight and heat — which preserves both its quality and its bakuchiol content.

Do you offer bulk/wholesale quantities and documentation?

Yes. As a supplier, bulk distributor, and wholesaler, we offer 100 ML up to 10 KG (and larger on request) at wholesale pricing, with COA, MSDS, and TDS available (including bakuchiol content). For bulk, private-label, and export enquiries, contact our team directly.

Disclaimer

Bakuchi (Babchi) Oil is a cold-pressed botanical active for external cosmetic use, blended at a low level into finished formulations — it is not used neat and is not an everyday carrier oil.It is phototoxic: whole babchi oil naturally contains psoralens, which increase the skin's sensitivity to sunlight and UV; avoid sun/UV exposure on treated skin and prefer night-time products. It is a cosmetic ingredient, not a medicine, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition (including any pigmentation disorder or skin disease), and it does not whiten or lighten skin or grow hair. Do a patch test on a finished product first, keep away from the eyes, and avoid use during pregnancy and nursing or if under medical care unless advised by a professional. Store cool, dark, and sealed.

Caution

For external cosmetic use only, diluted to a low percentage — never neat.⚠️ Phototoxic — avoid sun/UV exposure on treated skin; use in evening/night-time products. Patch test finished products before use. Keep out of reach of children and pets, and avoid contact with the eyes and mucous membranes. Avoid during pregnancy and nursing. Discontinue immediately if any redness, irritation, or sensitivity occurs.