Can it be used in cosmetics — especially eye care and cooling skincare?

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Yes — the oil is well suited to cooling skincare, eye-care serums and firming products, where its herbal-cooling character supports a refreshing, depuffing feel; use at low rates and patch-test eye-area products. Cosmetic Applications ProductRecommended rateClaim angleCooling face mist0.1–0.5%Refresh, cool-down sensationEye serum0.1–0.5%Soothing, depuffing feelFirming lotion0.3–1%Herbal skincare conceptBody cream0.3–1%Spa-like aromaticsInclude INCI name and IFRA allergen declaration on the label, and validate eye-area formulas with dermatological patch testing. The oil pairs with cucumber, aloe and hyaluronic acid for a clean, natural positioning.Send your formula prototype and we will validate stability, dosage and labeling requirements with our cosmetic specialist.

Product	Recommended rate	Claim angle
Cooling face mist	0.1–0.5%	Refresh, cool-down sensation
Eye serum	0.1–0.5%	Soothing, depuffing feel
Firming lotion	0.3–1%	Herbal skincare concept
Body cream	0.3–1%	Spa-like aromatics

Can it be used in cosmetics — especially eye care and cooling skincare?

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