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Guava Seed Oil

Rs. 468.75

Rs. 375.00

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Size: 100 ML

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Guava Seed Oil

Guava Seed Oil is a light, cold-pressed carrier oil, pressed from the seeds of the guava fruit, Psidium guajava. What defines it is its fatty acid profile: it is unusually high in linoleic acid, which places it alongside grapeseed and rosehip.

In practice, that means a dry, fast-absorbing feel that sinks in quickly without a greasy film, and it is why formulators choose it for facial oils, serums and lightweight lotions, particularly for oily and combination skin. It has a pale yellow to golden colour and a mild, faintly fruity aroma that will not fight your formula. Being a carrier oil, it is applied directly to skin and hair, or used as the base you blend essential oils and actives into. It is not concentrated and does not need diluting. At Raasa Oils, we press it ourselves in India and supply it in cosmetic grade, from 100 ml to 10 kg bulk.

Guava Seed Oil Benefits

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Fast-Absorbing Feel

Guava Seed Oil is one of the lighter carrier oils available. Its high linoleic content gives it a dry, almost weightless finish that absorbs quickly and leaves skin feeling soft rather than coated. That makes it comfortable to wear under makeup, pleasant in a daytime facial oil, and easy to work with in lightweight lotions and serums.

Suited to Oily Skin

Heavier, oleic-rich oils can feel greasy on skin that already produces plenty of its own oil. Guava Seed Oil sits at the other end of that scale, which is why formulators reach for it in products aimed at oily, combination and blemish-prone skin. It delivers softness and comfort without the weight that puts those customers off.

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Conditions Hair

Worked through mid-lengths and ends, or massaged into the scalp before washing, Guava Seed Oil conditions hair and leaves it looking glossier and easier to comb. Because it is light, it does this without the heaviness that weighs fine hair down, which makes it useful in leave-in serums, hair oils and rinse-out conditioning treatments.

Contains Vitamin E

Like most cold-pressed seed oils, Guava Seed Oil naturally contains tocopherols, better known as vitamin E, which contribute to the oil's own stability in the bottle. It is a nourishing, skin-conditioning oil with a pleasant, non-greasy finish that leaves skin soft and comfortable rather than tight, which is what most people want from a daily facial oil.

Guava Seed Oil Uses

Facial Oils and Serums

Guava Seed Oil works well as the base of a facial oil or serum, either on its own or blended with jojoba, sweet almond or grapeseed. Its light texture and mild aroma let the rest of your formula lead, and its linoleic profile suits products written for oily, combination and blemish-prone skin rather than very dry skin.

Hair Care Products

In hair care, Guava Seed Oil suits pre-wash scalp treatments, leave-in serums, hair oils and conditioning masks. It spreads easily, absorbs without leaving a heavy residue, and adds shine to dry ends. It blends readily with other carrier oils and with essential oils, so it works as either the main base or a lightening component.

Soap Making

Guava Seed Oil contributes conditioning and a softer, creamier feel to cold-process and melt-and-pour soap. Because it is high in polyunsaturated fat, most soap makers use it as a supporting oil in the recipe rather than the dominant one, alongside harder oils that give the bar its structure and a longer life in the shower.

Cosmetic Products

Guava Seed Oil suits balms, salves, body butters, massage blends and after-sun formulations, where a light, non-greasy base is an advantage. It is a cosmetic-grade oil for cosmetic products: use it to condition, soften and carry, not to treat. It blends cleanly with butters, waxes, other carrier oils and with essential oils.

How to Use

Massage Oil

Face Moisturizer

Hair Treatment

Makeup Remove

DIY Skincare

Product Specifications

Product Name	Guava Seed Oil
Botanical Name / Inci Name	Psidium guajava Seed Oil
Product Category	Carrier Oil
Country of Origin	India
Method of Extraction/ Production	Cold-Pressed
Plant Part Used	Seeds
Cas No	8007-14-1
Common Names	Guava Oil, Guava Kernel Oil
Blends well with	Jojoba, Sweet Almond, Grapeseed, Vitamin E oils
Application	Cosmetics, Skincare, Hair Care, Personal Care Formulations, Soap Making
Grade	Cosmetic
Color and Appearance	Pale yellow to golden liquid
Aroma	Mild, slightly fruity
Form	Liquid
Solubility	Insoluble in water; soluble in oils
Shelf Life	2 years when stored properly
Specific Gravity	0.910–0.950
Refractive Index	1.460–1.480
Certificate	COA,MSDS,TDS
Storage Instructions	Store in a cool, dark place away from sunlight; keep tightly sealed
Product Datasheet	Available upon request
Safety Data Sheet	Available upon request

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Raasa Oils: Your Trusted Bulk Supplier and Manufacturer of Guava Seed Oil

A single-ingredient cold-pressed oil, and nothing else. Raasa Oils supplies Guava Seed Oil as it comes from the seed: no synthetic additives, no fillers, no diluent oils blended in to stretch it, no preservatives. That is a claim we can stand behind, and it is worth more than the word chemical-free, which no oil can honestly carry.

Pressed by us, not bought in and repacked. We press this oil ourselves in India, from Indian-grown guava seed. India is the world's largest guava producer, which makes a domestic supply chain realistic rather than a story. You are buying from the people who own the press.

Freshly pressed, and supplied with MSDS and TDS. Because the press is ours, your oil has not sat in a warehouse for a year before it reaches you. Every order ships with safety and technical datasheets.

Bulk packs for every scale. From 100 ml sampling bottles up to 10 kg bulk and beyond, we supply the quantities that skincare brands, haircare formulators, soap makers and contract manufacturers actually order.

Dependable supply and support. With managed inventory, reliable logistics and responsive service, we keep your production running, backed by COD, fast domestic shipping and global export.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Guava Seed Oil be applied directly to the skin?

Yes, it is a carrier oil, which means it is the base you apply directly or blend other oils into — it is not concentrated and does not need diluting. It suits most skin types thanks to its light, fast-absorbing texture, and it is particularly comfortable on oily and combination skin. Patch-test before first use, as with any new oil.

Will Guava Seed Oil clog pores? Is it comedogenic?

Guava Seed Oil is a light, linoleic-dominant oil, and oils in this family are generally well tolerated by blemish-prone skin. Comedogenic ratings are a rough guide rather than a scientific measure, and published ratings disagree with one another, so we would rather describe the oil honestly than quote a number we cannot stand behind. Patch-test on your own skin — that is the only rating that applies to you.

Does Guava Seed Oil grow hair or whiten skin?

No, it conditions hair, adds shine and makes hair easier to manage, and it softens and smooths skin — but it does not grow hair and it does not whiten or lighten skin. Any supplier telling you otherwise is making a claim that a cosmetic oil cannot support, and in India both claims sit in a heavily scrutinised category.

How long does Guava Seed Oil keep, and how do I know if it has gone off?

Expect 12–18 months stored cool, dark and tightly sealed; refrigeration extends it. High-linoleic oils oxidise faster than heavier oils, which is the trade-off for that light, fast-absorbing feel. If it smells sharp, waxy or like old crayons rather than mild and faintly fruity, it has turned — discard it rather than formulating with it.

Do you supply Guava Seed Oil in bulk?

Yes, we press it ourselves and supply from 100 ml up to 10 kg and beyond, with MSDS and TDS documentation and wholesale pricing that improves with volume. Contact us for a bulk quote, for larger pack sizes, or to ask what analysis we can currently provide on a given batch.

Disclaimer

Guava Seed Oil is a carrier oil for external use. It can be applied directly to skin and hair, or blended into your own formulations. This information is general and is not medical advice. Patch-test before first use, and it may not cover every characteristic of this oil.

Caution

For external use only; do not ingest. Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with the eyes; rinse with fresh water if contacted. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Store cool, dark and tightly sealed, and discard the oil if it develops a rancid smell.