Raw material / 原材料Cosmetic raw materials

Rice Bran Extract

米ぬかエキス (Komenuka ekisu)

At a glance

Japanese name米ぬかエキス
RomajiKomenuka ekisu
INCI nameOryza Sativa Bran Extract
CategoryCosmetic raw materials
Regions of originNiigata, Akita, Toyama, Aichi (rice-milling belt)
Harvest seasonContinuous (rice-milling byproduct)
Typical MOQ10–50 kg (liquid extract) / 5–20 kg (powder)
Typical lead time3–6 weeks
Japan regulatory statusJSCI listed as コメヌカエキス
Suppliers listed8 suppliers

About this ingredient

Rice bran extract is derived from the pericarp and germ fractions of milled Oryza sativa. Long used in Japanese household skincare via togijiru (rice-rinsing water) and nukabukuro (rice-bran poultices). The extract concentrates gamma-oryzanol, ferulic acid, tocopherols, and B-vitamins, and pairs well with other rice-derived materials.

Regulatory status

JapanJSCI listed as コメヌカエキス
EUCosIng listed
United StatesINCI recognized
ChinaIECIC listed

Japanese suppliers

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Last updated: 2026-04-24