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Product Description

Larix Sibirica Essential Oil functional characteristics and industrial application

Larix Sibirica Essential Oil is a highly concentrated volatile compound obtained by steam distillation of the needles and young shoots of the Siberian larch. This raw material is of plant origin and is characterized by a rich terpene profile, including a high content of alpha-pinene and limonene. The product is supplied in liquid form, ensuring easy integration into the oil phases of emulsions, anhydrous balms, and perfume concentrates. Technologists choose this format for the stability of organoleptic indicators and the high biological activity of the components, which maintain their properties when production temperature regimes are observed.

Properties and purpose

The main purpose of Siberian larch essential oil in production logic is the creation of products with pronounced antioxidant and antiseptic properties. The component is actively used as a natural fragrance with a deep coniferous profile and as a functional ingredient for improving microcirculation in tissues. Formulators choose this raw material for its ability to act as a natural preservative, extending the stability of the formula. Due to high compatibility with base vegetable oils and waxes, the component is easily distributed within the composition, ensuring batch reproducibility. Manufacturers integrate it into formulations to increase product competitiveness in the natural cosmetics segment.

Industrial applications

In the cosmetic industry, Larix Sibirica Essential Oil is a sought-after raw material for skin care lines targeting inflammation or needing toning. The body care sector applies the oil in massage formulations and lymphatic drainage procedures. In the hair care industry, the component is included in shampoo and mask formulas to strengthen hair follicles. The Wellness direction uses larch oil as a core element for aromatherapy blends and bath additives. Nutraceuticals consider this raw material a source of phytoncides for creating specialized products. The component is ideal for Private label projects and small-scale productions focused on the manufacture of serial cosmetics with clean labels.

Recipe

Massage oil base 95 ml 

Larix Sibirica Essential Oil 3 ml 

Tocopherol acetate 2 ml

The industrial-scale use of Siberian larch essential oil allows for the creation of stable and popular products with high added value. The raw material ensures reproducibility in scalable recipes and fully meets the B2B sector requirements for the quality and purity of plant extracts.

Characteristics:
INCI Larix Sibirica Wood Essential Oil
Other
Application Perfumery Used in coniferous, woody, and forest-inspired aromatic compositions Adds natural freshness and depth to compositions Aromatherapy Used to create an atmosphere of freshness, concentration, and natural harmony Cosmetic Industry Added to creams, serums, skin and hair care products Used in aromatic skincare lines Candlemaking Used to create coniferous and forest-inspired aromatic profiles Household Products Used in aromatic compositions for air freshener diffusers and aroma sprays
Aroma Fresh, coniferous Woody Resinous With soft, balsamic undertones With notes of forest pine and fresh wood The scent is clean, refreshing, and long-lasting
Att brand Kazakhstan
Color product From colorless to light yellow
Dosage Perfume compositions 0.5–3% Concentrated perfumes up to 5% Cosmetics 0.05–0.5% Oil blends 0.1–0.5% Diffuser 3–5 drops per 20 m² room Massage blends 1–2 drops per 10 ml of base oil Candles 3–6% of wax weight
Features All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count 1
Name Larix Sibirica Essential Oil 5 ml
Other names Siberian Larch Oil Larch Wood Oil Siberian Larch Essential Oil Larix Oil / Siberian Larch Essential Oil Larix Sibirica Wood Essential Oil
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Packing 5 ml
Properties Aromatic refreshing effect Toning aromatic effect Antioxidant properties Creating a coniferous woody base in aromatic compositions Maintaining the freshness of cosmetic formulas Formation of natural coniferous aromatic profiles
Purpose It has a fresh forest aroma. Often used in coniferous aromatic compositions. Pairs well with pine, cedar, juniper, and citrus essential oils. It is used in creating coniferous woody aromatic compositions. Cosmetics formula production. Room fragrances. Candles and diffusers production. Used in aromatic blends.
Solubility oil, alcohol, ether
Type natural
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Valid until 12.2029
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