Ingredient
Vanilla Planifolia Fruit Oil
What is Vanilla Planifolia Fruit Oil?
Vanilla Planifolia Fruit Oil is derived from the vanilla orchid, specifically from its fruit, known as vanilla beans. The oil is commonly obtained through a process that involves soaking the vanilla beans in a carrier oil or through CO2 extraction, which helps in preserving its aromatic properties.
This oil is used mainly for its aromatic properties, adding a warm and sweet vanilla scent to a variety of products, especially in lip care and cosmetics. There's limited health evidence specifically relating to the ingestion of vanilla planifolia fruit oil, but it is generally considered safe in topical applications.
When you see Vanilla Planifolia Fruit Oil on a label, it usually signifies a premium addition intended to enhance fragrance or flavor without synthetic compounds.
Commonly found in: Lip Care, Perfumes, Lotions, Body Oils
Benefits
- Provides a natural fragrance and flavor to products, enhancing user experience.
The FDA recognizes vanilla as generally safe for use in foods and cosmetic products.
Research supports its use primarily for fragrance and flavor without notable adverse effects in topical applications.
Vanilla Planifolia Fruit Oil is plant-derived and typically accepted as vegan.
Sources: Vanilla Overview
Scout's take
Nourishing plant oil — emollient fatty acids and antioxidants.
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