SAFFLOWER OIL-HIGH OLEIC SAFFLOWER OIL DEODORIZED
High-Oleic Safflower Oil for Specialty Formulations and Industrial Manufacturing Applications
High Oleic Safflower Oil Deodorized is a vegetable oil derived from safflower seeds and characterized by its high oleic acid content. It is processed to reduce characteristic odors, making it suitable for applications where a more neutral oil profile is preferred. The oil is liquid in appearance and may be clear or slightly hazy. Its documented quality parameters include color, free fatty acid content, peroxide value, iodine value, and moisture, which help assess its condition and suitability for intended applications. High-oleic safflower oil can serve as a formulation ingredient in selected personal care, cosmetic, and specialty oil applications, depending on the requirements of the finished product.
Product Identification
| Category | Oil (Carrier / Essential) |
| CAS | 8001-23-8 |
Technical Specifications
| Property | Specification |
|---|---|
| Appearance | Clear |
| Flavor | Bland |
| Odor | Bland |
| Free Fatty Acids (% oleic) | 0.1 % Max |
| Peroxide Value (meq/kg) | 2 meg/kg Max |
Why Choose Our SAFFLOWER OIL-HIGH OLEIC SAFFLOWER OIL DEODORIZED
Vegetable-Based Formulation Ingredient
Sourced from safflower seeds, this oil provides a plant-derived lipid ingredient for manufacturers developing oil-based formulations. Its use can be considered in applications where vegetable oils are appropriate components of the formulation.
- Plant-derived oil ingredient
- Suitable for selected oil-based formulations
- pplicable to specialty ingredient development
- Supports formulation flexibility
Deodorized for Formulation Flexibility
The deodorized form is suitable for applications where reducing the oil’s characteristic odor is desirable. This can be a useful consideration when selecting oil ingredients for personal care, cosmetic, and other specialty formulations.
- Deodorized oil
- Suitable for selected odor-sensitive formulations
- Can be evaluated for cosmetic applications
- - Supports ingredient selection based on formulation needs
Defined Quality Parameters
Documented analytical parameters help purchasing and quality teams evaluate the oil against their application requirements. Color, free fatty acid content, peroxide value, iodine value, and moisture provide useful information for product assessment and incoming quality review.
- Documented color measurements
- Free fatty acid content reported
- Peroxide value reported
- Iodine value and moisture assessed
Complete Quality & Regulatory Documentation
Supported by available technical documentation to help simplify product qualification and customer requirements.
- Certificate of Analysis (COA)
- Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
- Technical Data Sheet (TDS)
- Regulatory documentation available upon request
Flexible Grades to Meet Your Requirements
As a chemical distributor, we work with multiple qualified supply partners to help meet diverse customer requirements. If your application requires a different grade or specification, our team can help identify a suitable option.
- Alternative specifications available upon request
- Various specifications to suit different applications
- Sourcing support based on customer requirements
- Technical assistance in selecting the appropriate grade
Applications
Developing Personal Care Formulations
High oleic safflower oil can be evaluated as a plant-derived oil ingredient in selected personal care products. Formulators may consider it for oil-containing preparations where the ingredient’s fatty acid profile and deodorized form align with the desired formulation characteristics.
Specialty Cosmetic Formulations
In cosmetic development, safflower oil may be considered for selected oil-based products, including facial oils, creams, and lotions. Its use depends on the formulation design, required stability, sensory properties, and suitability of the supplied grade for the intended cosmetic application.
Hair Care Product Development
Vegetable oils are commonly considered in hair oils, conditioning preparations, and other oil-containing hair care products. Deodorized high oleic safflower oil may be evaluated as an ingredient where a plant-derived lipid is suitable for the intended product design.
Specialty Oil Blends
Manufacturers developing specialty oil blends can evaluate high oleic safflower oil as one component of a selected lipid system. Compatibility with other oils, the target fatty acid profile, storage conditions, and finished-product requirements should guide ingredient selection.
Soap and Cleansing Product Development
Vegetable oils can be used in certain soap and cleansing product formulations as sources of fatty acids. High oleic safflower oil may be assessed for suitable formulations, with the final oil blend and processing requirements determining its role in the finished product.
Specialty Oil and Ingredient Manufacturing
Manufacturers producing specialty oil ingredients may evaluate deodorized high oleic safflower oil for applications requiring a defined vegetable oil profile. Use in food, nutraceutical, or other regulated products should be considered only when the supplied grade and its documentation establish suitability for that specific use.
Industries
- Personal Care