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Peanut Oil

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Size: 100 ML
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Peanut Oil

Peanut Oil

Peanut Oil (also called Groundnut Oil) is a stable, rich, versatile carrier oil pressed from the seeds of the peanut plant (Arachis hypogaea) – genuinely Indian-grown, from one of the world's leading groundnut crops. Mild and lightly nutty in scent, with excellent oxidative stability, it's one of the most dependable, economical base oils for body care and soap-making.

Naturally rich in oleic and linoleic fatty acids and vitamin E, it has a conditioning, emollient quality that helps skin feel soft, smooth, and comfortably moisturised, and helps hair feel smooth and manageable. Its stability makes it a favourite in products meant for a long shelf life. For external cosmetic use — used neat, or as a base to dilute essential oils; not for ingestion. Supplied 100 ML to 10 KG, from Raasa Oils.

Peanut Oil Benefits

Conditioning Emollient

Peanut Oil absorbs into the skin to condition and soften, helping it feel smooth, supple, and comfortably moisturised. Rich in oleic acid and vitamin E, it helps skin hold on to moisture and reduces the feel of dryness and roughness – a rich, budget-friendly emollient for body creams, lotions, and massage blends, best suited to normal and dry skin.

Oxidative Stability

Thanks to its oleic-heavy composition, Peanut Oil is one of the more oxidatively stable carrier oils, resisting rancidity and giving finished products a longer shelf life. That stability makes it a dependable, economical base for soaps, balms, and body oils that need to stay fresh – a practical choice formulators reach for in long-life formulations.

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Conditioning Hair

Peanut Oil conditions hair and scalp with its fatty acids and vitamin E, coating the strand to smooth, soften, and add shine while helping reduce the look of breakage and split ends. Used in hair oils, serums, and masks, it leaves hair feeling nourished and manageable – especially nice for dry, dull, or coarse-feeling hair.

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Massage Oil

With its rich, slip-y emollient texture, Peanut Oil makes a lovely massage and body-care oil, gliding smoothly and leaving skin feeling soft, conditioned, and comfortable. Long-lasting and non-heavy once absorbed, it's a warm, nourishing base for massage blends, body oils, and after-bath oils – a classic, economical emollient for comforting body care.

Peanut Oil Uses

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Body Care Products

Peanut Oil's rich, smooth-gliding texture makes it a classic massage and body-oil base. It spreads easily, conditions and softens the skin, and blends well with essential oils, leaving skin feeling nourished and comfortable – a dependable, economical carrier for massage blends, body oils, and after-bath oils, best suited to body use on non-allergic skin.

Hair Care Products

In haircare, Peanut Oil conditions and softens hair and scalp, coating each strand to add shine and manageability while helping reduce the look of breakage and split ends. Its stability and rich feel make it useful in hair oils, serums, conditioners, and herbal oil blends built to smooth, soften, and add gloss to dry or coarse hair.

Soap Making

Peanut Oil is a valued soap-making oil, contributing hardness, a creamy, stable lather, and a conditioning, emollient quality to the finished bar. Its excellent oxidative stability means longer shelf life and reduced rancidity – an economical, reliable base for cold-process, hot-process, and commercial soaps aiming for mild, moisturising cleansing.

Cosmetics Industry

Peanut Oil is used to add richness and slip to creams, body butters, lotions, and balms, forming a soft, conditioning layer that helps skin feel moisturised and comfortable. Compatible with other oils and actives, it blends easily into a wide range of moisturising body-care formulations – a stable, budget-friendly emollient for rich, comforting products.

How to Use

Massage Oil

Mix with essential oils and massage into the skin for relaxation.

Face Moisturizer

Apply a few drops directly to clean skin for natural hydration.

Hair Treatment

Warm and massage into the scalp or apply to hair ends for shine.

Makeup Remover

Use a small amount on a cotton pad to gently remove makeup.

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DIY Skincare

Blend with essential oils for custom serums, balms, or lotions.

Product Specifications

Product Name

 Peanut Oil

Botanical Name / Inci Name

 Arachis hypogaea Oil

Product Category

 Carrier Oil

Country of Origin

 India

Method of Extraction/ Production

 Cold Pressed

Plant Part Used

Seeds

Cas No

 84961-46-6

Common Names

 Groundnut Oil

Blends well with

 Coconut, Sesame, Sunflower, and other carrier oils; essential oils

Application

 Massage & body care, haircare, soap-making, cosmetics

Grade

 Cosmetic

Color and Appearance

 Pale yellow liquid

Aroma

 Mild nutty scent

Form

 Liquid

Solubility

 Insoluble in water, Soluble in Oils

Shelf Life

 2 years when stored properly

Specific Gravity

 0.912–0.920

Refractive Index

 1.463–1.465

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

Packaging Sizes

package size

Frequently Asked Questions

Peanut oil contains peanut, a major allergen — anyone with a peanut or tree-nut allergy should not use it, and should not use products made with it. For everyone else, it's a rich, conditioning body oil; always patch test first, especially on sensitive skin. It is not hypoallergenic.

It's a rich, moderately comedogenic (~2–3) oil, so it's best for body and dry skin. Those with oily or acne-prone facial skin may prefer a lighter, low-comedogenic oil (e.g. tomato seed or grapeseed).

Yes, it conditions the scalp and hair, helps reduce dryness, and smooths the look of breakage in hair masks or overnight treatments.

No, a mild, nutty aroma that blends easily with essential oils and fragrances in formulation.

Keep it cool, dark, and tightly sealed, away from sunlight and heat. Its good oxidative stability means it stores well — up to ~2 years properly stored.

Yes, 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

Peanut Oil is a cosmetic-grade carrier oil for external use only — used neat on skin and hair. Contains peanut: do NOT use if you have a peanut/nut allergy. Not for ingestion. Patch test first; it is a cosmetic oil, not a medicine, and does not whiten skin.

Caution

Do not use if you or the end-user has a peanut or tree-nut allergy; peanut oil can trigger allergic reactions, including in unrefined form. For external cosmetic use only; do not ingest. Patch test before use. Being moderately rich (comedogenic ~2–3), it suits body and dry skin better than acne-prone facial skin. Keep away from the eyes and out of reach of children; if pregnant, nursing, or under medical care, seek advice.