SNN NATURAL PRODUCTS

Pitampura, Delhi

Botanical Name

:

Thuja occidentalis

Common Name

:

Thuja, Yellow Cedar, Eastern White Cedar

CAS #

:

8007-20-3, F.E.M.A. : NA

Plant Parts Used

:

Wood

Extraction Method

:

Steam Distillation

Color & Odor

:

Clear Yellow to completely Colorless & Sweet Odor

Product

Eugenol

Botanical Name

Eugenia Caryophyllata

Lot. No.

SNN – 0154/2015

Best Before

2 Year’s from manufacturing

Plant Parts Used

Leaves/Bud

Extraction Method

Steam distillation

Appearance

Fluid liquid

CAS #

8000-34-8

F.E.M.A.

2324

Colour

Clear to Pale Yellow colour when freshly distilled becoming Darker & thicker by ageing or exposure to air.

Odour

 Odour as of Clove

Solubility

 Soluble in Alcohol

Botanical Name:

Abelmoschus moschatus

Family:

Malvaceae

Synonyms:

Abelmoschus moschatus seed oil, Annual hibiscus, Bamia Moschata, Galu Gasturi, Muskdana, Musk mallow, Kasturi Bhindi (Musk okra), Mushkdana, (Musk seeds), Ornamental okra, Rose mallow seeds, Tropical jewel hibiscus,

Parts Used:

Fully ripened seeds

Extraction Method:

Steam Distillation

Appearance:

Pale yellow-red liquid

Aroma Description:

Sweet, rich, floral musky

Perfume note:

Base

Consistency:

Light

Strength of Initial Aroma:

Origin :

High

India :

Description :

Ambrette plant is a medicinal plant, which is a shrub  and is native to India, but also cultivated in west indies, indonesia & china. In India it is called Kasturi bhindi ( Kasturi - musk in hindi Bindi means Okra) or "mushkdana" (Mushk = sweet smell & Dana means seed in hindi)  has been known for its medicinal values in Ayurveda for centuries.

It has sweet, Flowery and heavy fragrance, which is very similiar to the musk (derived from Animal sources) thus it has been widely used to create the Botanical substitute of the musk fragrance (which comes from Animal source) but has now been largely replaced by synthetic musks.

Our Musk Absolute or Attar is manufactured using ambrette seed as one of the constituent.

Historical Uses:

The Chinese used it to treat headaches, and in Egypt it is used to sweeten the breath and as an emulsion in milk to treat itches. In Ayurveda, the seeds are used as spice, & in treating the cramps, indigestion, & stomach complaints. The seeds are used to give flavour to the coffee of the Arabs.

Aromatherapy Uses:

The smell of ambrette seed oil is very heavy and may not smell pleasant to everyone. Because the oil has grounding properties, thus it is effective in stress related problems such as  fatigue, anxiety or depression, when used in aromatherapy. The relaxing & stimulating powers of this oil help in treating cramps & Muscular aches & pains &  stress related conditions, anxiety, depression and other nervous complaints,

Cautions:

Non toxic, non irritant, non sensitizing. Keep away from young children, avoid during pregnancy.