Wheat Germ Oil 50ml

Made in United States Ships from the UK

Dense, golden and distinctly wheaty, this wheatgerm base oil is for slow, considered blending rather than quick all-over massage. Its very rich texture brings weight to handmade body oils, balms and skincare rituals, especially when you want a more substantial feel on the skin.

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Dense, golden and distinctly wheaty, this wheatgerm base oil is for slow, considered blending rather than quick all-over massage. Its very rich texture brings weight to handmade body oils, balms and skincare rituals, especially when you want a more substantial feel on the skin.

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About this product

The rich feel of wheatgerm oil
  • The colour sits between clear orange and yellow, giving blends a warm, sunlit tone.
  • The aroma is stronger than many neutral carrier oils, with a natural wheat-like character.
  • The texture is very rich, so it is best treated as a concentrated addition rather than a main massage base.
  • It suits small-batch blending, where a little depth and body are more useful than a long, slippery glide.
  • Its naturally high vitamin E content is one reason wheatgerm oil is often valued in oil blends.
Cold-pressed from Triticum vulgare

This is wheatgerm oil from Triticum vulgare, cold-pressed and sourced from the USA. Cold pressing is used to extract the oil without high heat, helping preserve the oil’s naturally rich character and distinctive colour.

How to blend and use it

Use it in small amounts when making body oils, facial oil blends or balms. Because the texture is very rich, it is not the best choice as the main base for massage oils.

Apply sparingly to clean skin, or mix it with lighter carrier oils if you want a softer, easier spread. Keep the bottle closed between uses and store it away from heat and direct light.

Wheat in context

Wheat has a long agricultural story, with origins traced to the Fertile Crescent between the Mediterranean Sea and the Persian Gulf. From there it spread into temperate regions and became one of the world’s most important cultivated plants. Wheatgerm oil comes from the germ of the grain, the part associated with richness and nourishment in the plant itself. In modern aromatherapy and natural skincare blending, it is usually chosen for texture, body and its vitamin E content rather than for a neutral, barely-there feel.

Size and practical details
  • 50 ml wheatgerm base oil in an amber bottle.
  • Botanical name: Triticum vulgare.
  • Origin: USA.
  • Extraction method: cold pressed.
  • Colour: clear orange to yellow.
  • Texture: very rich.
  • Shelf life: 1 year.
  • Weight: 115 g.
A thoughtful gift for a home blender

A good choice for someone who enjoys making their own oil blends, balms or quiet bathroom rituals. It feels considered and practical, especially for a person who already likes working with carrier oils and natural textures.

Weight115 g

Oil type

Carrier

Ingredients

Wheatgerm Triticum Vulgare Origin: USA Extraction Method: Cold Pressed

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Common questions

Can I use this as a massage oil on its own?
It is very rich, so it is not ideal as the main base for massage. It is better used in small amounts within a blend.
Does it have a scent?
Yes. Wheatgerm oil has a noticeable, wheaty aroma, so it is not as neutral as lighter carrier oils.
Is this a good oil for blending with essential oils?
It can be used in oil blends, especially when you want extra richness and body. For a lighter feel, combine it with a more fluid carrier oil.
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