Product Description

Cedrol Oil is a sesquiterpene alcohol derived from fractional distillation of natural cedarwood oil. This viscous oily material may form crystal precipitates under cool ambient conditions, which can return to uniform liquid state upon gentle warming. It delivers deep, dry cedar‑wood base note with faint camphor hints, featuring outstanding fixative performance. Fully soluble in ethanol and common fragrance oils, compatible with most cosmetic and surfactant formulations. It reinforces woody, oriental and fougère accords efficiently, bringing depth and long‑lasting retention to perfume compositions, soap and household fragrance systems without overwhelming other aroma components.

COA

Item	Specification
Appearance	Pale yellow viscous oil, partial crystallization acceptable at low temp
Purity (GC)	≥75.0%
Odor	Conforms to reference standard
Relative Density (25℃)	0.965‑0.990
Refractive Index (20℃)	1.508‑1.518

Functions and Effects

★ Authentic natural cedar‑woody base note with excellent fixative capacity

★ Great depth‑boosting effect for woody, oriental and fougère fragrance formulas

★ Good compatibility with perfume oils, soap and detergent matrices

★ Consistent batch‑to‑batch quality for large‑scale fragrance production

★ May appear partial crystallization under cool condition, reversible by heating

Application Fields

◆ Fine perfume, perfume oil concentrates, men's fragrance series

◆ Body care, cream, lotion, deodorant cosmetic formulations

◆ Soap, laundry detergent, air freshener and household aroma products

◆ Construction of cedar‑wood, oriental, fougère and sandalwood‑style accords

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Business Scope

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Packaging And Transportation Methods

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Certificationss

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FAQ

Q1: Why does Cedrol Oil crystallize or turn solid at low temperature?

A1: Cedrol is a sesquiterpene alcohol with relatively high melting point. Partial crystallization or solidification under cool storage is a normal physical phenomenon, not product deterioration. Gently warm to 40‑50℃ and stir, it will return to homogeneous oily state before usage.

Q2: What is the main aroma characteristic of Cedrol Oil?

A2: It presents dry, warm cedar‑woody base note with subtle camphoraceous undertones. It is mainly used as base note and fixative instead of strong top‑note material.

Q3: What solvents can Cedrol Oil dissolve in? Is it soluble in water?

A3: It is soluble in ethanol, perfume oils and most cosmetic oily phases. It is insoluble in water. Pre‑dissolve in alcohol or fragrance base before adding to water‑based systems.

Q4: What is the typical dosage range in fragrance formulas?

A4: Recommended dosage 0.5‑5% in fine fragrance; 0.1‑2.0% for soap, detergent and household fragrance applications. Adjust proportion according to target aroma effect.

Q5: Can Cedrol Oil be directly applied on skin undiluted?

A5: No, it is fragrance‑grade raw material, not for direct skin contact. Must be diluted in finished cosmetic or perfume formulations following safety guidelines.

Q6: How to store Cedrol Oil to extend shelf‑life?

A6: Keep container tightly sealed, store in cool, dry and dark environment, avoid heat and direct sunlight. Recommended shelf‑life is 24 months under proper storage. Avoid repeated opening to prevent oxidation.

Q7: What fragrance accords is Cedrol Oil suitable for?

A7: It works perfectly for cedar wood, oriental, fougère, masculine woody accords. It adds depth and improves retention for sandalwood and patchouli‑based compositions.

Q8: What is the difference between Cedrol Oil and pure Cedrol crystal?

A8: Cedrol Oil is fraction distilled from cedarwood oil, containing related sesquiterpene components. Pure cedrol crystal is high‑purity single compound. Oil version retains natural woody complexity while crystal delivers purer cedrol note.

How To Cooperate With Us?

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No. 56, Jinye 1st Road, Hi-Tech Zone, Xi'an,Shaanxi Province, China

Phone Number

15399049741

E-mail

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