Raw Material Introduction|Ravintsara

Ravintsara


Scientific nameCinnamomum camphora
Origin|Madagascar
Classification|Leaf series
Specifications|500g-25kg Please contact sales for details
Extraction part|Leaves
Extraction method | Distillation
Plant family|Lauraceae
Aroma|Mild camphoraceous aroma, fresh and clean leafy fragrance

▎Essential Oil Introduction

Preferred from the eastern rainforest of Madagascar, it is a "bright pearl" in the earth's ecosystem. It has a unique geographical location. The climate varies greatly across the island. The tropical rainforest climate in the eastern part of the island is low latitude, hot and rainy all year round. Provides a high-quality growing environment for Ravintsara.

Due to the abundant sunlight, Ravensara leaves also contain a wealth of valuable essences. Because of its remarkable performance in promoting human health, it is hailed as the national tree of Madagascar, and there are many Ravensara trees over 200 years old planted both inside and outside the presidential palace.

Ravintsara essential oil can improve concentration, open up good communication skills, help adapt to the environment, and relieve fatigue caused by work.

▎Component Analysis

|Main Component: Oxides

The main component is 1,8-cineole (known to have mucolytic effects), α-Terpineol, and also trace elements such as α-pinene, camphene, and limonene.

▸ Ravintsara contains phenylpropanoid, lignans, flavonoids, coumarins and terpenoids, which have been studied in vitro for inflammation.

|Component 1: 1,8 cineole

▸ Chemical Properties: With up to 62.6% of the oxide (1.8-cineole) component, Ravintsara essential oil has a strong regulatory effect on the respiratory system. Its uplifting and fresh scent can boost the mood and stimulate the body's resistance to the environment.


▸ An in vitro experiment showed that 1,8-cineole can stimulate mononuclear leukocytes, thereby mediating the production of cytokine LTA4 and prostaglandin PGE2, which are both arachidonic acid AA metabolic pathways. 1,8-cineole has been shown to be suitable for treating bronchial discomfort.

|Component 2: α-Terpineol

α-Terpineol, which has a lilac aroma, is a commonly used compound, such as α-T and T-4-on, and has a wide range of different biological effects on humans, animals, and plants.

  • Uses: Not only are they popular fragrance ingredients used in perfumes, cosmetics, and household cleaning products, but they are also used to flavor foods and beverages. They also possess several important biological and pharmaceutical properties. In addition, terpineol is also used in soaps, pesticides, pharmaceuticals, plastics, telecommunications and instrument industries, and as a solvent for color on glassware.

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