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Camellia Oil

椿油 (Tsubaki abura)

At a glance

Japanese name椿油
RomajiTsubaki abura
INCI nameCamellia Japonica Seed Oil
CategoryCosmetic raw materials
Regions of originGoto Islands (Nagasaki), Izu Oshima (Tokyo), Kyushu (Kumamoto / Oita)
Harvest seasonOctober – December
Typical MOQ5–20 kg
Typical lead time4–8 weeks
Japan regulatory statusListed in JSCI labeling name dictionary; permitted cosmetic ingredient
Suppliers listed5 suppliers

About this ingredient

Camellia oil is a cold-pressed or solvent-refined plant oil extracted from the seeds of Camellia japonica, a species native to Japan, Korea, and southern China. Used in Japan for over a thousand years for hair and skin care. Traditional production centers include the Goto Islands in Nagasaki and Izu Oshima off Tokyo. Rich in oleic acid with a light, non-greasy feel.

Regulatory status

JapanListed in JSCI labeling name dictionary; permitted cosmetic ingredient
EUCosIng listed
United StatesINCI recognized; MoCRA cosmetic facility registration applies for imports
ChinaIECIC listed (verify current edition)

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Last updated: 2026-04-24