Laurel Berry Oil — Wholesale & Bulk Supplier (USA Warehouse)
Premium Turkish laurel berry oil supplied for soap makers, cosmetic brands, and bulk buyers, with reliable sourcing and wholesale continuity.
$295.00/jug
Pricing
| Size | Price | Per Unit | |
|---|---|---|---|
1.25 Gallon (160 fl oz) Best Value | $295 | $295.00/jug |
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Key Features
- Premium Turkish origin - the finest quality
- Traditional water extraction method
- UNESCO-recognized Aleppo soap ingredient (2024)
- Thick, opaque consistency - solidifies below 70°F
- SAP Value (NaOH): 0.141
- 24-month shelf life (unopened, cool dark storage)
- Limited availability - premium quality
Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Laurel Berry Oil is a fatty/carrier oil extracted from the berries, while Bay Essential Oil is steam-distilled from leaves. Different products with different uses and properties.
Traditional Aleppo soap uses 12-40% laurel berry oil. Higher percentages (30-40%) create a richer bar texture and a more distinctive laurel character.
Laurel berry oil naturally solidifies below 70°F (21°C) due to its high fatty acid content. Simply warm gently to liquefy - this is a sign of authenticity and quality.
Laurel berry oil (INCI: Laurus Nobilis Fruit Oil, CAS: 84603-73-6) is a fatty carrier oil extracted from the berries of the bay laurel tree using traditional water extraction methods. Unlike bay leaf essential oil which is steam-distilled from leaves, laurel berry oil is a thick, opaque oil rich in beneficial fatty acids and unsaponifiable compounds. It has been the essential ingredient in Aleppo soap for over 2,500 years and is widely valued for its aroma, color, and distinctive soapmaking profile.
A traditional Aleppo soap recipe uses 60–88% olive oil combined with 12–40% laurel berry oil, plus sodium hydroxide (NaOH) lye and water. Higher laurel berry oil percentages (30–40%) produce a richer bar texture and a more distinctive laurel character. Use SAP value 0.141 (NaOH) or 0.198 (KOH) when calculating your lye amount. This oil works beautifully in both cold process and hot process soap methods.
While olive oil provides the classic base for many handmade soaps, laurel berry oil contributes the signature aroma, color, and lather profile associated with traditional Aleppo-style soap. Traditional Aleppo soap combines both — olive oil for classic bar structure and laurel oil for its distinctive character. Most soap makers use 12–40% laurel berry oil depending on the desired properties and budget.
Absolutely. Laurel berry oil is a versatile cosmetic raw material used in creams, lotions, serums, balms, shampoo bars, and massage oils. It is used where its texture, color, and laurel aroma fit the formulation. We offer bulk quantities and private label services for brands creating their own product lines.
Yes. We offer laurel berry oil wholesale pricing in our 1.25 gallon bulk containers. Volume discounts and pallet pricing available upon request for recurring wholesale orders.
Yes. A Certificate of Analysis (COA) is available for every batch. Safety Data Sheets (SDS) are provided upon request. We support full traceability for professional buyers and retail compliance requirements.
Description
Buy premium laurel berry oil for sale — 100% pure laurel berry oil produced from Turkish-origin berries, wildcrafted from the heartland of authentic laurel production. Our oil is extracted using traditional water extraction methods, preserving the full spectrum of beneficial compounds.
This is the finest laurel berry oil available for sale. We work directly with trusted producers in the Mediterranean's premier growing region to offer competitive laurel berry oil pricing and bulk laurel berry oil quantities for professional soap makers and cosmetic brands. Limited quantities available.
Primary Applications:
• Aleppo Soap Making - Key ingredient (12-40% typically); UNESCO recognized 2024
• Skincare Products - Creams, lotions, serums, and balm formulations
• Hair Care - Shampoo bars and conditioner bar formulations
• Massage Oils - Body oil and massage blend formulations
• Cosmetic Formulations - Cleansing products, balms, and cold process soap
Wholesale, Drum & Pallet Quotes
Volume, drum, pallet, and recurring-order pricing for soap makers, cosmetic brands, and distributors. Ships from our Georgia, USA warehouse — no per-order import delays.
Volume Tiers & Bulk Pricing
| Volume | Availability | |
|---|---|---|
| 1.25 gal (160 fl oz) jug | In stock — buy above or request a quote | Request quote → |
| 5 gallon | Request quote | Request quote → |
| 55 gallon drum | Request quote | Request quote → |
| Pallet / recurring supply | Request quote | Request quote → |
Pricing shared per policy on quote. The 1.25 gal jug is stocked for immediate purchase above; larger volumes ship from the same Georgia inventory. Values on this page are typical; the current lot may vary — request the batch COA.
Why Buyers Source From Us
- COA on every batch; SDS and TDS provided on request
- Batch traceability for compliance and QA workflows
- Ships from our Norcross, Georgia warehouse — stocked in the USA, not imported per order
- Recurring-order and standing-PO support for production accounts
- Turkish Laurus nobilis fruit oil, traditional water extraction, Hatay origin
Soap-Making Quick Reference
Typical usage rate in Aleppo-style and cold-process soap is 12–40% of the oil phase. Saponification value: SAP 0.141 (NaOH) / 0.198 (KOH). Enter it in lye calculators as “Laurel Fruit Oil” (SAP 0.141 NaOH). For cosmetic/soap use only — not for food or internal use.
For full soap-making guidance, recipes, and formulation detail, see our laurel berry oil product guide.
Need Bulk Quantities?
We offer competitive wholesale pricing for retailers, distributors, and businesses. Get custom quotes for pallet quantities and recurring orders.
Customer Reviews
Verified buyer feedback from our Etsy store.
"Exceptional quality laurel berry oil. Perfect for my traditional Aleppo soap recipes. The oil arrived fresh and well-packaged from the USA warehouse."
"I have been sourcing laurel berry oil for years. This is by far the best quality I have found. Great for soap making and the wholesale pricing is very competitive."
"Fast shipping, pure Turkish origin oil. My customers love the soaps I make with this. Will definitely reorder in bulk."
"Finally found a reliable US supplier for authentic laurel berry oil. No more customs delays. The quality is consistently excellent."
Laurel Berry Oil Benefits
What is Laurel Berry Oil?
Laurel berry oil (also called laurel oil or bay laurel oil) is a thick, aromatic carrier oil traditionally water-extracted (not cold pressed, not an essential oil) from the berries of the bay laurel tree, Laurus nobilis, in Hatay, Türkiye. It is the defining ingredient in authentic Aleppo soap and has been used in soap making and skincare for over 2,500 years.
Its INCI name is Laurus Nobilis Fruit Oil (CAS 84603-73-6); it is also known as laurel fruit oil or laurel berry base oil. Laurel berry oil is fundamentally different from bay leaf essential oil, which is steam-distilled from the leaves rather than water-extracted from the berries — a distinction that matters for soap and cosmetic formulators sourcing the correct material.
Common buyer and search names associated with Laurus nobilis include Bay Tree, Sweet Bay, True Laurel, and Grecian Laurel. For sourcing, this page refers to the berry-derived fixed oil used by soap manufacturers and cosmetic formulators, not laurel leaf essential oil.
Skin Benefits
Laurel berry oil is valued by soap makers and cosmetic formulators for its thick texture, natural laurel aroma, and distinctive yellow-green to dark green color (natural batch variation). It is semi-solid below ~21°C / 70°F and warms gently to liquefy — a sign of authenticity. Its fatty-acid profile and traditional processing make it a recognizable ingredient in Aleppo-style soap and ingredient-led cosmetic formulations.
Hair Benefits
For hair care applications, laurel berry oil can be incorporated into shampoo bars and conditioner formulations where formulators want a traditional laurel ingredient, a rich oil phase, and a distinctive aromatic profile.
Soap & Massage Applications
The most celebrated use of laurel berry oil remains as the key ingredient in traditional Aleppo soap — a UNESCO-recognized Intangible Cultural Heritage craft (2024). Beyond soap making, this wildcrafted oil is used in massage oil, balm, and body care formulations where its texture, color, and laurel aroma fit the product concept.
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Laurel Berry Oil COA & Quality Documentation
Each batch ships with a Certificate of Analysis (COA). Request your COA with your wholesale inquiry. SDS, TDS, INCI declaration, Certificate of Origin, and batch traceability are provided on request where relevant to the order.
Sample documents are available as public PDFs; current-lot documents are provided on request. Values are typical; the current lot may vary — request the batch COA. For cosmetic/soap use only — not for food or internal use.
For the manufacturer story and private-label production at source, visit our Turkish manufacturing partner.