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Marula Oil

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Size: 100 ML

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Marula Oil

Marula oil is one of Africa's most treasured beauty oils – a lightweight, luxurious oil cold-pressed from the kernels of the Sclerocarya birrea fruit tree, which grows across Southern Africa. It's famed for a texture that feels almost weightless: it absorbs in seconds and leaves skin soft and comfortable, never greasy. What makes it special is its composition. Marula oil is naturally rich in vitamin E (tocopherols) and antioxidants, with a high level of oleic acid, giving it a nourishing, conditioning feel and excellent natural stability.

Despite being so nutrient-dense, it's genuinely low-comedogenic (~1–2), so it suits most skin types – including oily and combination – as well as sensitive skin. Fast-absorbing, softening, and beautifully stable, it's a hero ingredient in serums, facial oils, and hair care, and brings a touch of African heritage to any routine. A cold-pressed carrier oil for external cosmetic use, used neat or in blends. Supplied in 100 ML to 10 KG with COA and MSDS, from Raasa Oils. (Kernel/nut-derived – see the allergy note.)

Marula Oil Benefits

Fast-Absorbing

Marula oil is famed for its exceptionally light, silky texture that absorbs almost instantly, leaving skin soft and comfortable rather than greasy. With a low comedogenic rating (~1–2), it suits most skin types – including oily and combination – as a weightless facial oil that hydrates and conditions while feeling clean and breathable on the skin.

Rich in Vitamin E

Marula oil is naturally rich in vitamin E (tocopherols) and other antioxidants, alongside a high level of oleic acid. This nutrient-dense composition is why it's so treasured in premium skincare – it conditions and softens skin, helps defend against everyday environmental stress, and supports a smooth, healthy, radiant-looking complexion.

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Soothing Skin

Marula oil has a gentle, comforting character that makes it a lovely choice for sensitive or easily reddened skin. Its light, non-irritating feel helps calm the look of redness and leaves skin feeling soft and cushioned. That gentleness, combined with fast absorption, makes it a favourite in soothing, everyday, and sensitive-skin formulations.

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Conditioning for Hair

Marula oil is a favourite finishing and treatment oil for hair. Massaged through the lengths or smoothed onto the ends, it helps tame frizz and dryness, eases the look of split ends, and adds a healthy shine while feeling light rather than greasy. A few drops also make a comforting scalp-massage oil.

Marula Oil Uses

Personal Care Products

Marula oil is a hero in facial serums and moisturisers, delivering vitamin E, antioxidants, and oleic-rich hydration in a featherlight, fast-absorbing form. It reinforces the skin's comfortable, conditioned feel and blends beautifully with rosehip and argan – ideal for sensitive, mature, and everyday skincare that wants nourishment without heaviness.

Hair Care Products

Blended into hair masks or used as a leave-in, marula oil helps restore softness and fight frizz. Smooth a few drops through mid-lengths and ends on damp hair before styling; its fatty acids and antioxidants help protect strands from heat and environmental stress, leaving hair smoother, shinier, and more manageable between washes.

Massage Oils

Marula oil's silky texture and rapid absorption make it a luxurious massage base – it glides smoothly and sinks in cleanly without a greasy film. Blend it with other carriers or butters and a few drops of lavender or bergamot for a nourishing, aromatherapy-style massage or spa blend that leaves skin soft and conditioned.

Skincare Products

Used as a standalone night oil, marula's nutrient-rich, vitamin-E profile conditions skin overnight. After cleansing, massage a few drops onto face and neck; you wake to soft, comfortable, radiant-looking skin. Its light, non-greasy feel makes it comfortable to wear overnight even for those who usually dislike heavier facial oils.

How to Use

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Product Specifications

Product Name	Marula Oil
Botanical Name / Inci Name	Sclerocarya birrea Kernel Oil
Product Category	Carrier Oils
Country of Origin	India
Method of Extraction/ Production	Cold Pressed
Plant Part Used	Marula Kernels
CAS No	91703‑77‑8
HSN No	1515.90.00
Common Names	Marula Oil, Marula Kernel Oil, African Plum Oil
Blends Well With	Rosehip, Argan, Jojoba (carriers); Lavender, Frankincense (essential oils)
Application	Facial Oils & Serums, Skincare, Haircare, Massage
Grade	Cosmetic Grade
Color and Appearance	Light Yellow to Golden Clear Liquid
Aroma	Mild, Nutty Aroma
Form	Liquid
Solubility	Soluble in oils, insoluble in water
Shelf Life	2 years when stored properly
Specific Gravity	0.930 – 0.950
Refractive Index	1.463 – 1.467
Optical Rotation	+10° to +20°
Certificate	COA (Certificate of Analysis), MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet)
Storage Instructions	Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight; keep container tightly closed
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Raasa Oils: Your Trusted Bulk Supplier & Manufacturer of Marula Oil

Supplier & Wholesale Distributor: Raasa Oils is a trusted Marula Oil supplier and wholesale distributor in India, offering genuine cold-pressed Sclerocarya birrea kernel oil in bulk for luxury skincare, facial oil, haircare, cosmetic, and personal-care manufacturers, private-label brands, and premium formulators. Featherlight, vitamin-E-rich, low-comedogenic, and beautifully stable, it's one of the most sought-after facial oils in fine skincare.

Bulk & Custom Supply: Buy Marula 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 marula oil suits facial oils, serums, moisturisers, creams, hair oils, masks, leave-ins, and premium massage and spa blends.

Quality & Reliable Supply: As a reliable supplier, Raasa Oils focuses on consistent quality, secure packaging, Non-GMO, ISO, and GMP processes, COA/MSDS documentation, 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 luxury facial oil, serum, or haircare range, or expanding an existing one.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is marula oil good for skin, including oily skin?

Yes, it's featherlight, fast-absorbing, and genuinely low-comedogenic (~1–2), so it hydrates and conditions without a heavy or pore-clogging feel. It suits most skin types, including oily, combination, mature, and sensitive skin. Patch test first if your skin is breakout-prone.

Can I use marula oil on hair and scalp?

Yes, use a few drops as a pre-shampoo treatment, add to a mask or conditioner, or smooth through damp ends as a leave-in to ease dryness, frizz, and the look of split ends and add shine.

Is it real marula, and where is it from?

Yes, it's cold-pressed from authentic Sclerocarya birrea kernels harvested in South Africa, and every batch is quality-tested (COA available) for purity and freedom from synthetic additives.

Marula is a kernel/nut – is there an allergy concern?

Yes, marula is a tree-nut/kernel oil, so anyone with tree-nut allergies should avoid it or seek professional advice. Always patch test first.

Do I need to dilute marula oil?

No, marula is mild and can be used neat for most applications. For very sensitive skin or first-time use, you can blend it with another carrier or moisturiser at 1–5%.

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 and MSDS available. For bulk, private-label, and export enquiries, contact our team directly.

Disclaimer

Marula Oil is a cold-pressed carrier oil for external cosmetic use. It is used neat on skin and hair and as a base for blends; it is not an essential oil. It is a cosmetic ingredient, not a medicine, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition – it does not stimulate collagen synthesis, treat wrinkles, sunburn, blemishes, insect bites, whiten skin, or grow hair. Marula is kernel/nut-derived – avoid with tree-nut allergies. Patch test before first use if you have sensitive skin, and keep away from the eyes. If pregnant, nursing, or under medical care, consult a professional before use. Store cool, dry, and sealed.

Caution

For external cosmetic use only. Kernel/nut-derived – avoid if you have a tree-nut allergy. Keep out of reach of children and pets, and avoid contact with the eyes and mucous membranes. Patch test before first use if your skin is sensitive. Discontinue if irritation occurs.