Myrtus communis (green myrtle) · distilled from Myrtus communis · bottled 100% pure and undiluted
Wholesale Sizes, 5 lbs to 400 lbs
$580.45$436.93Save 25%
This page carries myrtle essential oil in the sizes formulators order most: 5, 25, 100, and 400 lb containers, distilled from Myrtus communis to the standard we hold for every retail bottle. It suits soap, cologne, and skincare runs where a steady supply of fresh, gently floral myrtle keeps a formula consistent.
Bright, honeyed freshness: green myrtle's coolness sits softer than harsher leaf oils, carrying sweet floral and faintly honeyed facets that blend cleanly into colognes, aftershave splashes, and green-scented soap batches.
Published lab documentation: every bulk size ships under the same Certificate of Analysis posted for our retail bottles, so formulators can verify identity and purity before a batch goes into production.
Real per-pound savings: the 400 lb size works out to roughly $48 a pound, under half of what the 0.5 oz retail bottle costs per pound of actual oil.
Typically holds well for 2 to 3 years unopened when kept tightly capped in a shaded, temperature-stable cabinet, away from direct sunlight
Myrtle Type
Green myrtle, distilled from fresher leaf growth for a brighter, cooler profile
Bulk Pricing Per Pound
Size
Price
Per lb
vs 0.5 oz per-lb rate
5 lbs
$436.93
$87.39
81% less
25 lbs
$1,808.35
$72.33
84% less
100 lbs
$5,536.58
$55.37
88% less
400 lbs
$19,016.33
$47.54
90% less
Ways to Use It
Soap & Cosmetic Makers
Cold-process soapers and cosmetic formulators use myrtle's clear, gently floral note to round out green and citrus blends without the harshness of stronger eucalyptus-type oils.
Independent perfumers and cologne makers reach for myrtle to build a clean Mediterranean top note that sits gracefully alongside lemon, lavender, rosemary, and neroli.
Aromatherapy practitioners and independent blenders keep myrtle on hand for its fresh, clear aroma, working it into facial oils, body-care blends, and room diffuser mixes.
Retailers and private label brands bottle myrtle under their own labels, relying on the published Certificate of Analysis to back purity claims on the shelf.
Store bulk myrtle essential oil in its sealed container in a cool, dark place, and decant working amounts into smaller airtight bottles rather than leaving large containers open on a workbench. Keep it away from eyes, children, and pets. For any skin application, dilute myrtle to 0.5% to 2% in a carrier oil and always patch test first.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does bulk myrtle essential oil come with lab documentation? ▾
Yes. Every size we sell, from the 0.5 oz retail bottle through the 400 lb bulk container, is covered by the same published Certificate of Analysis. If you need anything further for your records, contact us before placing an order.
How does per-pound pricing work out on the bulk sizes? ▾
The 0.5 oz retail bottle works out to about $460 per lb of actual oil. Buying by the pound brings that down sharply: 5 lbs runs $87.39 per lb, 25 lbs runs $72.33 per lb, 100 lbs runs $55.37 per lb, and 400 lbs runs $47.54 per lb.
Is the bulk myrtle oil the same as what's in the retail bottles? ▾
Yes. We draw the bulk sizes from the same batches as our retail bottles rather than keeping a lower bulk-only grade: the oil in a 400 lb drum is identical to what's in a 0.5 oz bottle, both covered by the same published Certificate of Analysis.
Which bulk size should I start with? ▾
For a first production run or a small test batch, 5 lbs is usually plenty to work a formula out. Steady sellers of soap, cologne, or skincare lines tend to settle into 25 or 100 lbs, while 400 lbs suits manufacturing-scale operations running through myrtle consistently.
Can I order more than 400 lbs? ▾
Larger quantities than our listed 400 lb size are available for high-volume buyers. Contact us with your target quantity and timeline, and we'll work out a custom order for your production needs.
How fast does bulk myrtle oil ship? ▾
Orders ship within 1 to 2 business days. Bulk sizes, especially 100 and 400 lbs, may need a little extra handling time before they leave our facility. Checkout runs through our Shopify store, the same secure process used for retail orders.
What's the best way to store bulk quantities of myrtle oil? ▾
Keep the sealed container in a cool, dark spot away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Once opened, decant working amounts into smaller dark glass bottles instead of leaving the full container open, which slows oxidation and keeps the aroma fresh for longer.
Does myrtle essential oil discolor soap or lotion batches? ▾
Myrtle essential oil is pale and light, so it doesn't push a batch toward yellow or amber the way heavier, darker leaf oils can. Its scent is also gentler than many high-cineole oils, so it tends to hold up through saponification without needing a heavy hand at trace.
