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Safflower Oil

High-linoleic carrier for skin barrier and dual-use cooking.
✓ Lab-Verified COA · Cold-Pressed

Cold-pressed safflower (kusum) oil is among the highest-linoleic plant oils. Perfect for skin barrier restoration, lightweight face application, and salad cooking. Comedogenic-rating 0.

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300ml · cold-pressed · single-origin · Maharashtra
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Why Safflower?

Skin barrier repair

78% linoleic acid — restores damaged skin barriers fastest among plant oils.

Non-comedogenic

Rating 0 — won't clog pores. Safe for the most acne-prone skin.

Lightweight texture

Absorbs in seconds. Doesn't leave residue or shine.

Anti-inflammatory

Calms inflammatory acne and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.

How to use

  1. Face: 2-3 drops on damp skin
  2. Spot scar fade: dab on hyperpigmentation 2× daily
  3. Body: post-shower full body
  4. Cooking: low-to-medium heat (smoke point 210°C)
  5. Refrigerate to extend shelf life

Common questions

Same as sunflower oil?

Different plants. Safflower has higher linoleic acid (78% vs sunflower 65%) and better skin barrier benefits.

Cooking grade?

Our safflower is cosmetic-grade. For cooking, look for high-oleic safflower (refined) with higher smoke point.

For acne scars?

Linoleic acid reduces post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation over 8-12 weeks of consistent application.

Smoke point?

210°C unrefined. Suitable for sautéing, not deep-frying.

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About Safflower Oil

Safflower oil — the high-linoleic, cosmetic grade — is cold-pressed from safflower seeds and is one of the lightest, most affordable barrier oils available.

Brewoil's safflower is cold-pressed and lab-verified.

Benefits of Safflower Oil

High-linoleic oils like safflower replenish exactly the fatty acid oily and breakout-prone skins run short of, helping balance congestion while feeling weightless.

It is also a gentle, economical full-body massage base and blends beautifully with essential oils.

How to Use Safflower Oil

Use freely: a few drops for the face on damp skin, or as a full massage carrier. Mix 12 drops of any essential oil into 30 ml for a custom blend.

Who It's For

Safflower suits oily, combination, congested and sensitive skins, and budget-conscious massage lovers. Patch test first.

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