Bakuchiol Oil – Cold-Pressed Babchi (Bakuchi) Face Oil

Bakuchiol Oil – Cold-Pressed, 100% Natural (100ml / 250ml)

Discover our premium bakuchiol oil – a natural alternative to retinol, cold-pressed from babchi (also known as bakuchi) seeds to help reduce wrinkles, even skin tone, and support sensitive skin without irritation.

A clear, dark amber-gold oil that feels rich to the touch. It glides onto the skin and is quickly and readily absorbed, leaving skin feeling super soft. Perfect for preparing the skin before make-up.

Our cold-pressed bakuchiol face oil delivers retinol-like benefits in a gentle, fragrance-free formula (no added fragrance) that’s easy to layer morning or night.

Why choose our bakuchiol oil?

Key Facts: Bakuchiol Oil – 100% Natural Retinol Alternative

• Cold-pressed babchi (bakuchi) seed oil — 100% pure, additive-free; no dilution or fillers.
• Retinol-like results without irritation — supports smoother-looking skin and softer fine lines.
• Comforts sensitive and acne-prone skin — lightweight, quick-absorbing finish.
• Day or night use — if used in the day on exposed areas, follow with broad-spectrum SPF.
• Vegan Society approved and Ethical Consumer Best Buy — trusted, ethical skincare.
• Sustainable packaging — 100ml aluminium bottle; 250ml eco-refill available.
• Gentle on sensitive skin – without typical redness or dryness
• Helps reduce pigmentation and uneven tone

Our cold-pressed bakuchiol oil is 100% natural, vegan and cruelty-free, offering retinol-like results without the harsh side effects. It's ideal for sensitive, mature, combination and acne-prone skin, with a gentle feel and calming properties.

What is bakuchiol oil (also called bakuchi/babchi oil)?

Bakuchiol oil is a natural botanical extract from the babchi plant (Psoralea corylifolia). Often chosen as a retinol alternative, it supports a smoother texture and more even tone, and can help fade the look of dark spots – without the irritation associated with strong retinoids. Visit our Bakuchiol vs Retinol blog post to discover more!

Suitable for:

• Dry, sensitive or reactive skin types
• Anyone seeking a natural anti-ageing solution
• Acne-prone or inflamed skin
• Pregnant or breastfeeding women (retinol alternative)

How to use

Apply 2–3 drops to clean skin, morning or night. Use alone or add to your moisturiser. If using in the daytime on exposed skin, follow with SPF.

Our cold-pressed bakuchiol oil absorbs quickly for comfortable wear, making it ideal for daytime under SPF or as a nourishing evening step.

Prefer an ultra-light finish? Try our Certified Organic Jojoba Oil for rapid absorption.

Managing breakouts too? Explore our Neutralize range for oily and problem skin.

Sizes available

• 100ml aluminium bottle with aluminium lid or pump (choose without pump for plastic free option)
• 250ml eco-refill in lightweight recycled PET bottle

Ingredients

100% Bakuchiol Oil (Psoralea corylifolia Seed Oil). Cold-pressed. No fragrance, fillers, or additives.

Packaging & Ethics

• PET refill or 100ml aluminium bottle (plastic-free shipping)
• Vegan Society approved
• Rated 'Best Buy' by Ethical Consumer
• Our skincare is handmade in Wales in small batches

Bakuchiol Oil for Dark Spots & Pigmentation

Bakuchiol helps improve the look of uneven tone and dark spots by supporting skin renewal and a more even complexion—without the sensitivity often linked to retinoids.

• How to target pigmentation: Apply 2–3 drops nightly to clean, dry skin for at least 8–12 weeks.
• Pro tip: Use daily SPF in the morning to help prevent new dark spots.

Morning vs Evening: How to Layer Bakuchiol Oil

• Morning: Cleanse → bakuchiol oil → moisturiser → SPF → make-up (optional). Absorbs quickly and preps skin for a smooth base.
• Evening: Cleanse → bakuchiol oil → richer cream if desired. Ideal for overnight nourishment and renewal.
• With actives: Pairs well with niacinamide and hydrating serums; avoid pairing with strong retinoids.

Bakuchiol for Sensitive or Acne-Prone Skin

This gentle botanical is a great choice when retinol feels too harsh. It helps calm visible redness and supports a clearer-looking complexion.

• Sensitive skin: Start once daily for a week, then increase as comfortable.
• Blemish-prone: Use after cleansing and before a light moisturiser. Non-greasy and fast-absorbing.

FAQ

What does bakuchiol oil do?

It supports a smoother-looking texture and helps reduce visible signs of ageing – without irritation. It’s ideal for retinol-sensitive users.

Is bakuchiol safe during pregnancy?

Many choose bakuchiol as a gentler, retinol-free option during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Please check with your GP before use.

Will it clog pores?

Bakuchiol oil has a lightweight feel and is well tolerated by most skin types.

What does it smell like?

It has a mild, nutty and earthy scent – no synthetic fragrance is added.

How is this different to other bakuchiol oils?

Ours is 100% pure and cold-pressed. Many competitor products contain less than 2% bakuchiol in another oil base.

Can I use bakuchiol with vitamin C?

Yes. Apply water-based serums first, then bakuchiol oil, then moisturiser and SPF.

How long does bakuchiol take to work?

Most people notice a smoother look in 4–8 weeks with daily use. For dark spots and tone, allow 8–12 weeks with consistent SPF in the daytime.

Do I need to dilute this oil?

No — our cold-pressed bakuchiol oil is natural Psoralea corylifolia seed oil. Apply a few drops directly to skin after a patch test.

Is bakuchi oil the same as babchi oil?

Yes — bakuchi is a common spelling for babchi. Our oil is the cold-pressed seed oil of Psoralea corylifolia and naturally contains bakuchiol.

Key Features

• 100% natural bakuchiol oil (babchi/bakuchi) — no additives or synthetics
• Cold-pressed — retains nutrients and antioxidants
• Refillable packaging — sustainable skincare option
• Retinol-like benefits with a gentle, comfortable feel

Our cold pressed oil range has been awarded 'Best Buy', with one of the highest scores of 70 brands as rated by Ethical Consumer!

All Conscious Skincare products are approved by the Vegetarian Society and PETA