Grape seed oil
What is Grape seed oil?
Grape seed oil (CAS 8024-22-4), also known as GSO, is a light fixed oil cold-pressed or solvent-extracted from the seeds of Vitis vinifera.
Where is Grape seed oil used?
- Personal care: carrier oil in serums, massage oils and leave-on skin formulations
- Topical delivery: low viscosity supports even active ingredient distribution
- Food: culinary oil and functional ingredient in dressings, marinades and specialty products
- Industrial and metalworking: bio-based lubricants and cutting fluids, a renewable alternative to mineral oil
- Nutraceuticals: solvent and carrier in softgel and liquid supplement formulations
- It serves as a medium for fat-soluble vitamins and other bioactive compounds.
Good to know: Food-grade material typically conforms to FCC or regional edible oil standards; refined, bleached and deodorized (RBD) grades are standard where color and odor consistency are required.
Commercial specifications
- Food-grade and cosmetic-grade are the primary commercial specifications
- RBD grades standard for cosmetic and industrial applications
Other Names (Synonyms)
grape oil|linoleic acid|Linolic acid|(9Z,12Z)-octadeca-9,12-dienoic acid|Telfairic acid|cis,cis-Linoleic acid|9,12-Linoleic acid|Unifac 6550|GSO