CAS: 861902-11-6
Açaí Oil is a natural oil extracted from the fruit of the açaí palm. Rich in essential fatty acids (primarily oleic and palmitic acids), phytosterols, and potent antioxidants such as anthocyanins and tocopherols, it provides excellent emollient, anti-aging, and skin-protective benefits. Its lightweight, non-greasy texture makes it well-suited for both skincare and haircare formulations focused on nourishment and antioxidant protection.
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Acai oil is a premium, unrefined botanical ingredient sourced from Brazilian Euterpe oleracea fruit and used in cosmetic, personal care, nutraceutical, and specialty formulations.
Derived through cold-pressed extraction, unrefined acai oil contains naturally occurring antioxidants, essential fatty acids, and anthocyanins. As demand for plant-based ingredients in the personal care and wellness markets continues to grow, ChemQuest supports manufacturers with dependable supply chain solutions and technical ingredient expertise.
| Property | Details |
|---|---|
| CAS Number | 861902-11-6 |
| INCI Name | Euterpe oleracea fruit oil |
| Chemical Name | Euterpe oleracea fruit oil |
| Other Names | Acai berry oil, Acai seed oil, Acai berry essential oil |
| Molecular Formula | Variable natural oil blend |
Acai oil is a nutrient-rich carrier oil extracted from the fruit of the Brazilian Euterpe oleracea palm. The oil is typically cold-pressed to help preserve naturally occurring anthocyanins, phytosterols, and essential fatty acids.
Unlike many synthetic or petroleum-derived formulation ingredients, acai oil contains naturally derived antioxidants and emollients suitable for modern clean-label and naturally positioned formulations. Its unique fatty acid composition and naturally occurring pigmentation make it valuable across cosmetic, personal care, nutraceutical, and specialty manufacturing applications.
ChemQuest supplies high-purity acai oil backed by technical support for manufacturers seeking scalable ingredient solutions. Request technical specifications or bulk pricing.
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| Property | Typical Value |
| Appearance (25°C) | Dark green liquid |
| Acid Value (mg KOH/g) | 20.0 Max. |
| Saponification Value (mg KOH/g) | 180 – 200 |
| Density (25°C) (g/mL) | 0.900 – 0.940 |
| Refractive Index (40°C) | 1.4601 – 1.5898 |
| Melting Point (°C) | 4.0 |
Acai oil is widely used across cosmetic, personal care, nutraceutical, and specialty manufacturing applications due to its antioxidant profile, emollient properties, and naturally derived positioning.
Acai oil is commonly incorporated into:
Typical use levels range from 1–5% depending on formulation goals and system compatibility.
Manufacturers seeking complementary botanical ingredients often utilize castor oil alongside acai oil in conditioning and emollient systems.
Acai oil’s naturally occurring pigmentation can support specialty formulations targeting naturally derived color positioning. It is also used in:
ChemQuest International supplies acai oil in the following commercial packaging formats:
Acai oil is generally considered a low-risk botanical ingredient when handled in accordance with standard industrial manufacturing practices. Proper storage and handling procedures help maintain product integrity and oxidative stability during commercial use.
Acai oil is safe for topical cosmetic applications at standard use levels. The ingredient is commonly used in personal care, cosmetic, and specialty wellness formulations due to its natural origin and favorable fatty acid profile.
For optimal shelf stability and formulation performance:
Standard PPE and safety practices are recommended during commercial handling, including:
Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and technical documentation are available upon request.
ChemQuest International provides documentation needed to support procurement teams, formulators, and regulatory review processes during commercial product development.
Acai oil is a carrier oil extracted from the fruit pulp of Euterpe oleracea. The term “acai berry essential oil” is often used informally in the marketplace, although true acai essential oil does not typically exist through traditional steam distillation methods.
Yes. There are many Acai oil benefits for hair, so it is commonly used in hair care products for its fatty acid profile and conditioning properties. Formulators frequently incorporate acai oil into leave-in treatments, conditioners, masks, and scalp products designed for dry or damaged hair.
Acai oil contains naturally occurring anthocyanins, which are antioxidant compounds also found in blueberries and other deeply pigmented fruits. These compounds contribute to the oil’s characteristic purple-to-green coloration and support naturally derived formulation positioning.
Yes. ChemQuest International supplies acai oil in bulk quantities for commercial manufacturing environments, including drum, tote, and custom packaging configurations. Customers can request technical documentation, samples, and wholesale pricing support based on production requirements.
Unrefined acai oil retains higher levels of naturally occurring antioxidants, pigmentation compounds, and bioactive components compared to refined alternatives. While refined oils may offer lighter color and extended oxidative stability, unrefined grades are often preferred for premium natural formulations seeking maximum botanical integrity.
Yes. Acai oil can be incorporated into oil-in-water and water-in-oil emulsions when paired with appropriate emulsifiers and stabilizers. Formulators commonly use it in creams, lotions, serums, conditioners, and specialty cosmetic emulsions.
Finished formulations containing acai oil typically maintain stability for approximately 12–18 months when properly preserved and packaged. Antioxidant systems, oxygen-reducing packaging, and proper storage conditions may help further extend formulation stability.