Avocado Oil – Technical Data Sheet (TDS) and Detailed Specifications

Grade-wise specification, fatty acid composition, natural minor components, purity checks, safety, storage, packing and regulatory data for avocado oil

Supplied by Liana Health Care Pvt. Ltd., Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India.

Avocado oil has a naturally high unsaponifiable fraction, rich in plant sterols. Actual results for each lot are reported on the batch Certificate of Analysis (COA).

Fatty acid profile by GC of methyl esters. Full report on request.

• Certificate of Analysis (COA) with acid and peroxide values for every batch.
• Fatty acid profile by GC, on request.
• Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), on request.
• Batch traceability and retained samples for every batch.
• Pre-shipment sample for bulk and export orders.

Always confirm with the batch MSDS.

The information in this Technical Data Sheet is provided by Liana Health Care Pvt. Ltd. in good faith and is based on our current knowledge, laboratory data and published reference values. It is intended only as general guidance for qualified professional buyers and formulators.

• Typical values: All figures are typical ranges. Being a natural essential oil, values may vary between batches due to origin, crop and season. Batch-specific results are stated only on the COA supplied with each consignment.
• Not a contractual specification: This document does not form part of any contract of sale unless confirmed in writing. Agreed specifications are those in our quotation, proforma invoice or COA.
• Buyer responsibility: Buyers must confirm suitability for their own formulation and end use, and ensure finished products comply with all applicable laws, IFRA guidance and labelling requirements.
• No therapeutic claims: Applications mentioned are traditional and general uses only. Nothing here is medical advice or a claim to treat or prevent any condition.
• Limitation of liability: Liana Health Care Pvt. Ltd. accepts no liability for loss, damage or injury arising from misuse, improper storage or use of this information beyond its intended purpose.
• Updates: We may revise this document without prior notice. Please contact us for the latest revision.

© Liana Health Care Pvt. Ltd., Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India. This document may not be reproduced or altered without written permission.

Avocado Oil Uses and Starter Formulations – Part 1: Detailed Uses and Formulas 1 to 4

Detailed uses by industry, use levels, choosing the grade, blending partners, plus four face, body and hair formulas for startups and learners

• Startups and small brands planning face oils, body butters, hand creams, hair masks, lip balms or soaps with avocado oil.
• Students and learners in natural cosmetics, skin care and hair care.
• Small manufacturers testing products at 50 g to 1 kg scale before bulk production.
• All formulas are in % w/w and grams, so they scale up easily. 1% = 1 g in a 100 g batch.

1. Face care

• Face oils and serums for dry and mature-looking skin
• Night creams and rich moisturisers

Typical avocado oil level: 20% – 40% in face oils, 5% – 10% in creams

2. Body care

• Body butters, lotions and body oils
• Hand creams and foot creams

Typical avocado oil level: 6% – 10% in creams, 25% – 30% in butters

3. Hair care

• Hair masks and pre-wash oil treatments
• Conditioners and leave-in creams

Typical avocado oil level: 30% – 50% in hair oils

4. Lip and nail care

• Lip balms and lip butters
• Cuticle balms and nail oils

Typical avocado oil level: 30% – 40% of the formula

5. Massage and spa

• Rich massage oils and spa treatments

Typical avocado oil level: 20% – 30% of the oil blend

6. Soaps

• Premium melt and pour and cold process soaps

Typical avocado oil level: 1% – 2% added to melt and pour soap

Avocado oil is rich and can feel heavy alone. Blend it with lighter oils such as jojoba or fractionated coconut oil for face and massage products.

A nourishing face oil for dry and mature-looking skin.

Batch size: 50 g (about two 30 ml bottles)

Method

1. Weigh the carrier oils into a clean glass beaker.
2. Add vitamin E and the essential oils using a fine scale, 0.01 g.
3. Stir well and fill into amber dropper bottles.

Formulator tips

• Use refined avocado oil if you prefer a light colour.
• Apply a small amount to clean skin at night.

Caution: Patch test before use. Avoid eyes.

A rich, nourishing body butter for very dry skin.

Batch size: 100 g

Method

1. Melt shea butter and cocoa butter gently.
2. Add avocado oil and arrowroot powder and stir well.
3. Chill until the edges begin to set, about 20 to 30 minutes.
4. Add vitamin E and sweet orange oil and whip for 5 minutes until fluffy.
5. Spoon into jars.

Formulator tips

• Whip again if the butter becomes dense.
• Store in a cool place in summer.

Caution: Patch test before use. Avoid eyes.

A rich, fast-absorbing hand cream.

Batch size: 100 g

Method

1. Heat water, glycerin and allantoin to 75°C.
2. Heat shea butter, avocado oil, wax and cetyl alcohol to 75°C.
3. Combine with a hand blender for 2 to 3 minutes.
4. Below 40°C, add panthenol, lavender oil, vitamin E and preservative.
5. Fill into tubes or jars.

Formulator tips

• Tubes keep hand cream cleaner than jars.
• Use refined avocado oil for a white cream.

Caution: Patch test before use. Avoid eyes.

A rich oil treatment for dry, rough hair.

Batch size: 100 ml

Method

1. Warm the coconut oil until liquid if needed.
2. Mix in avocado and castor oil.
3. Add vitamin E and rosemary oil and stir well.
4. Fill into bottles with a flip cap or nozzle.

Formulator tips

• Apply to dry hair, leave 30 to 60 minutes, then shampoo.
• Use fractionated coconut oil if you need it to stay liquid in winter.

Caution: For external use only. Avoid eyes.

• Trial packs from 100 ml for R&D, bulk packs up to 200 kg for production.
• Avocado oil plus argan, jojoba, rosehip, coconut and other carrier oils, essential oils and soap bases from one supplier.
• White label and contract manufacturing for brands without their own factory.