Is your grapeseed oil always organic?

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Why does the color vary from one batch to another?

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Grapeseed oil

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Grapeseed oil as a raw material for cosmetics brands, salons, and massage practices. Here you’ll find both forms we supply, from small packaging to drums.

Which grapeseed oil is right for you?

Cold-pressed, organic: light green to yellow with a mild characteristic scent. The only one of the two that can be used under an organic certification.
Refined, conventional: virtually colorless and odorless, and more competitively priced.

Grapeseed oil is lightweight, absorbs quickly, and leaves a dry feel. For both forms, you’ll find the product specification, safety data sheet (SDS), and certificate of analysis for the supplied batch on the product page. Larger volumes or regular orders? Request a quote.

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