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- Condition
- New
- Material
- 2.7oz
- Color
- light yellow
- Item Volume
- 2.7 fl oz
- Part Number
- Refined Linseed Oil
- Warranty
- 2 years
Features 5
- ESSENTIAL OIL PAINTING MEDIUM FOR ARTISTS Pluvane Refined Linseed Oil is the most commonly used oil by painters for thinning oil paints, slowing drying time, and improving paint flow. Unlike cold pressed linseed oil which is more natural but pricier, our refined version offers the best balance of performance and value making it the ideal choice for beginners and casual painters.
- DOUBLY REFINED FOR MAXIMUM CLARITY & MINIMAL YELLOWING Our linseed oil is pressed from 100% flax seeds and doubly refined to remove wax impurities and pigments that cause yellowing. The result is an ultra-pale, clear liquid that minimizes darkening over time a key advantage over standard raw linseed oil. For best results with pure whites or cool pastels, we recommend using a slower-drying pale drying oil like poppy or walnut oil, and reserving linseed for warmer tones, earth colors, and general thinning.
- CREATES GLOSSY, TRANSPARENT GLAZES Add Pluvane Refined Linseed Oil to your oil paints to increase gloss and transparency, perfect for glazing techniques where light passes through translucent layers. For even smoother, self-leveling brushwork, pre-dilute with odorless mineral spirits or turpentine. Achieve that enamel-like finish without needing expensive stand oil.
- SLOWS DRYING, IMPROVES FLOW, ADDS FLEXIBILITY Unlike alkyd mediums that accelerate drying (leaving less working time), our refined linseed oil extends open time by 2-3 hours, giving you more flexibility for blending and wet-on-wet techniques. It also reduces oil color consistency, creates a tough yet elastic paint film that resists cracking, and enhances color adhesion to canvas.
- TRIAL-FRIENDLY 2.7OZ (80ML) BOTTLE PERFECT FOR STARTERS Not ready to commit to a large 4oz or 8oz bottle? Our compact 2.7oz size gives you enough refined linseed oil to complete 5-10 medium-sized paintings (approx. 16x20 inches each). Ideal for students, hobbyists, or anyone wanting to test linseed oil before buying bulk.
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What is the difference between refined and cold-pressed linseed oil? Refined linseed oil is processed to remove wax and impurities, making it paler, clearer, and less yellowing than cold-pressed. Cold-pressed is darker, yellows faster, and costs more. For most painters, refined is the better all-purpose choice. Will refined linseed oil yellow my painting over time? All oils yellow slightly, but Pluvane is doubly refined to remove waxes and pigments that cause yellowing. Our pale formula stays clear longer, keeping whites bright and colors true. Store away from direct sunlight. Can I use this directly from the bottle, or do I need to mix it with something? Use directly from the bottle. Add 3-5 drops to your paint on the palette, mix thoroughly until smooth. For glazing or thinner consistency, pre-dilute with odorless mineral spirits. Always mix well before use. Which linseed oil is best for glazing techniques? Refined linseed oil is excellent for glazing. It increases gloss and transparency, letting light pass through layers for luminous depth. For a smoother finish, mix with a little turpentine. Versatile for all painting needs. Does this linseed oil change the color of white paint? Yes, like all linseed oils, it can add a slight warm tint to pure whites. This is normal for refined linseed. For best results, use it with earth tones, warm colors, and general thinning. For pure whites and cool pastels, consider walnut oil instead. How long does it take for linseed oil paint to dry? With Pluvane, drying extends by 2-3 hours for more blending time. Touch-dry takes 3-5 days, depending on pigment, layer thickness, and room temperature. Thicker layers or cooler rooms may take longer.
Specs 10
| Brand | Pluvane |
|---|---|
| Color | light yellow |
| Item Volume | 2.7 fluid ounces |
| Model Name | Refined Linseed Oil |
| Item Highlight | Slows drying time.Increases gloss & transparency.Ideal oil paint medium for artists.Smooths brushwork.Enhances color depth |
| Manufacturer | Pluvane |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Brand Name | Pluvane |
| Model Number | Refined Linseed Oil |
| Part Number | Refined Linseed Oil |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Bought for blending Oil Pastels.
Material Type: 2.7oz
This linseed oil does not help much blending colors together as shown picture with blue and red mixture. However, it did help smooth the line texture on the orange Oil Pastel section, removing the texture without adding more Pastel on top. But I only used a very little amount or it will remove the color and leave a smudged mess. The linseed oil is a great help removing the pastel stains from my fingers. I recomend this product for these uses I described.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2026 by Kim Watkins
Good quality nutritious oil for skin and other purposes
Material Type: 2.7oz
I purchased this refined linseed oil, which is actually flax seed oil, for a different purpose than I ended up using it for. I found that it works well as a skin moisturizer high and many important nutrients.
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2026 by Elle Scott
Great for Smooth Flow, But Slightly Yellows Bright Whites
Material Type: 2.7oz
I tested this Pluvane refined linseed oil for the first time while trying out my new ceramic paint palette. It performs perfectly fine as a basic medium; it smooths out the brushwork, thins the paint beautifully, and adds a really nice gloss and depth to the colors. It does exactly what a good artist-grade linseed oil is supposed to do to improve flow. However, as is common with many linseed oils, it did sort of affect the color of my white paint. It left a slight warm, yellowish tint on my pure whites. If you are doing highly detailed work with bright whites or very cool, light pastels, you might want to keep this away from those specific shades. But for mixing with warmer tones and general thinning, it is a solid, reliable medium to keep on your palette. At its previous price of $19.99, I really don't think this 2.7oz bottle would be a good value at all. However, at the current price of $6.99, it is an excellent price for a solid, artist-grade medium to keep in your art kit. The bottle itself is a convenient size, which is perfect because a little linseed oil goes a very long way. The cap seals tightly to prevent messy leaks in my art bin, and it was incredibly easy to wipe clean from my new ceramic palette when I was finished. It is a handy addition to my supplies as long as I'm mindful of which colors I mix it with.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2026 by a solar
Is what it is.
Material Type: 2.7oz
This work perfectly
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2026 by Miriam Q. Marroquin
Gives oil paint a smoother working feel
Material Type: 2.7oz
I’ve used this refined linseed oil in small amounts while painting, and a little really does go a long way. The 2.7-ounce bottle is compact, but that makes sense for a medium that I’m only mixing into paint a bit at a time. It helps loosen thicker oil paint and gives my brushwork a smoother feel, while also increasing the gloss and transparency depending on how much I use. I particularly like it for areas where I want the paint to flow more easily instead of dragging across the surface. It also slows drying, which can be either useful or annoying depending on the project. I like the extra working time for blending, but I wouldn’t reach for this when I need layers to set up quickly. It’s also easy to overdo it, so I’ve gotten better results using a small amount rather than making the paint overly oily. This is best for oil painters who already have some idea of how they want to modify their paint consistency and drying behavior. The smaller bottle is also handy for keeping the workspace uncluttered.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2026 by Joey Lowe
Affordable Linseed Oil That Works Well for Thinning and Blending
Material Type: 2.7oz
I've recently started getting more into painting for dioramas and other hobby projects, so I've been experimenting with different mediums and ways to get more control over oil paints. This linseed oil has been a useful addition, especially when I want to thin the paint slightly without completely changing how it behaves. You really don't need much at a time. Adding just a small amount makes thicker oil paint noticeably easier to spread and helps smooth out visible brush strokes. It also gives the paint more working time, which is useful when blending colors or gradually building transitions instead of having to rush through an area. I also like the effect it has on darker and warmer colors. It can give them a little more depth and a slightly glossier appearance, which can be useful depending on the finish you're trying to achieve. For miniature scenery and detailed painting, having the ability to adjust the consistency a little at a time gives you quite a bit more control. One thing to be aware of is that linseed oil can add some warmth to very light colors, particularly bright whites. That's fairly normal for linseed oil in general, but I would be cautious about adding much of it when working with pure whites or very pale, cool colors where even a slight yellow tint could be noticeable. The 2.7-ounce bottle initially looks pretty small, but considering how little is needed at a time, it should last quite a while for casual use. I actually prefer the smaller bottle since I'm still experimenting with different painting techniques and don't need a huge amount sitting around. At $6.99, I think this is an excellent value for someone getting into oil painting or wanting an inexpensive medium to experiment with. It improves paint flow, gives you additional blending time, and can help create smoother, more transparent layers. For the type of hobby painting I'm using it for, it does exactly what I wanted without requiring much of an investment.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2026 by Cierra Durgan
Is it goid
Material Type: 2.7oz
Oil is good
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2026 by Jo
Pure linseed oil for oil painting, and oil pastel blending
Material Type: 2.7oz
This is a small inconvenient bottle of linseed oil. It is just under 3 ounces or 80ml. This is a decent size of one is just looking to do a little bit of oil painting. It is also a natural oil and a lot better than some other more toxic oils. I got it because I was planning to use a little bit of quantity for blending some oil pastel work. The bottle comes with a dispenser that can allow me to mix one or two drops in at a time. Adding just a tiny bit of linseed oil to an oil pastel allows me to blend the pigment better and move it a little more on the paper. It can stain the paper so I have to be careful not to overuse so the smaller bottle works.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2026 by Zen