How to Make a Botanical MCT Oil Infusion

This incredibly luxurious facial serum highlights our newly released organic MCT oil by making a botanical infusion with dried organic rose buds, orange peel, lavender buds, witch hazel and hibiscus flowers.

The inclusion of Daikon Extract and Hemisqualane adds an incredible sensory experience to this serum that makes it easy to sell in the luxury market at higher costs. This serum absorbs almost instantly while leaving the skin feeling soft and supple for hours after application. It can also be used in the hair for adding shine and slip.

Difficulty Level: Beginner

Yield: 8 oz.

Approximate cost per pound, $20.00/lb.

Suggested packaging: Glass bottle with glass dropper This formula Is meant to be marketed as a higher end serum that would benefit from higher quality packaging. Another packaging tip for this oil is to include some loose botanicals in the jar for added shelf appeal

Suggested Retail Price: $75 - $100 per 2oz container.

Ingredients for MCT Oil Infusion: Ingredients have been rounded for your convenience. For the infusion, the measurements set below is for about 16 oz. It is important to remember you will lose some of your yield when straining the infusion, and it Is a good idea to make more than you need since this becomes one of the ingredients in the final formula and you want to ensure you have enough in case anything goes wrong.
14.8 oz. MCT Oil Certified Organic (92%) http://bit.ly/3c7Ikg7
0.3 oz. Organic Dried Rose Petals (2%)
0.1 oz. Organic Dried Witch Hazel (1%)
0.2 oz. Organic Dried Lavender Buds (1.5%)
0.3 oz. Organic Dried Orange Peel (2%)
0.3 oz. Organic Dried Hibiscus Flowers (2%)

Ingredients for Facial Serum: Ingredients have been rounded for your convenience. This will make 8 oz. of product. Which will fill about four 2oz containers. You can adjust the recipe to make as much as needed for your individual project.

4.7 oz MCT Oil Infusion Certified Organic (59%)
0.6 oz Acai Oil Refined Certified Organic (7%)
l.4 oz Daikon Radish Seed Extract (17%) http://bit.ly/2w802zq
1.2 oz Hemisqualane (15%)
0.1 oz Lycopene (2%)
0.05 oz Vitamin E Oil Natural (0 6%) http://bit.ly/34WTIao

Directions:
Making the MCT Oil Infusion There are two methods for creating this infusion.

Low & Slow Method: With this method, take the dried botanicals and place them in the glass mason jar. Pour the Organic MCT Oil over top of the herbs, ensuring they are completely submerged. Some of the herbs may float, and that is okay. Place the lid on tightly and store the container in a room temp area for 3-6 days depending on the intensity desired. Use within a week.

Heated Method: With this method, take the dried botanicals and place them in the glass mason jar. Pour the Organic MCT Oil over top of the herbs, ensuring they are completely submerged. Place your glass jar on the top of a hot plate (or you can use a double boiler, but it is vital that no water is introduced to the mixture) Heat the mixture, stirring frequently to between 110-120F. Remove from heat and allow to cool back to room temp before use.

Directions for Making the Serum
Once you have all your ingredients measured out, and your herbal infusion as completely cooled, just combine all ingredients and combine. Save the Vitamin E until last. Since Vitamin E can be viscous even at room temp, you can bring your mixture up in temp on a hot plate or double boiler to help it along at a low to medium heat. Do not overheat (trying to stay below 80F).
To Use:

As Facial Serum Apply a l drops to hands and apply evening to the face & neck as desired. This formula also functions well as a makeup primer.

As a Hair Serum Apply l-3 drops of product to hands and apply evenly to the ends of towel dried or dry hair working up. Style has usual.

Substitutions & Customizations:

This recipe can be customized in so may fun ways. The only ingredients we recommend you leave alone are the MCT Oil Certified Organic (because it is a perfect choice for infusions due to its stability), and the Daikon Radish Root Extract & the Hemisqualane as these are the ingredients that provide the luxury sensory feel (similar to dry oils) that really sets this product apart The Acal Oil can be more expensive and can certainly be replaced with another good facial oil like Rosehip or Evening Primrose.

As for the infusion, get creative and use whatever botanicals you like! Just remember that using dried herbs is ideal over fresh herbs for the sake of stability. The Vitamin E Oil is vital to the products preservation. But if you are planning on selling this product, you can add an oil soluble full spectrum preservative such as LexGuard Natural to increase the shelf life considerably.

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