CURCUMA
Description
Curcuma longa is a plant related to ginger that grows in many Asian countries. Its main source today is India. The rhizome is used as a spice in the famous Indian curries, lending them its bright yellow color.
Extraits : Essential oil
Origine : MADAGASCAR
certifications : FFL, ORG
Curcuma longa L.
Essential oil
MADAGASCAR
Code B336F
CAS TSCA 8024-37-1
CAS EINECS 84775-52-0
Origin
Curcuma longa is a plant related to ginger that grows in many Asian countries. Its main source today is India. The rhizome is used as a spice in the famous Indian curries, lending them its bright yellow color.
We produce this curcuma extract at our Madagascan production unit using FFL curcuma grown locally on our own farm.
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We produce this curcuma extract at our Madagascan production unit using FFL curcuma grown locally on our own farm.
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Tarifs
Perfumery
In fine perfumery and cosmetics, curcuma provides a mild spicy touch with earthy, olive-like effects. It combines well with floral, oriental and chypre accords, and imparts a dusty, tuberose facet in base notes.
Beauty and personal care
In cosmetics, curcuma extracts are used in products like milks, creams, tinted powders and eyeshadows. They are also used in products for lackluster skin, tired skin, mature skin and sensitive skin, as well as in haircare products.
Aromatherapy
Main components: Alpha Turmerone (<= 40.00%), Ar-Turmerone (<= 20.00%), Beta Turmerone (Curlone) (<= 20.00%), Alpha phellandrene (2.00 to 15.00%), Beta sesquiphellandrene + ar curcumene (2.00 to 10.00%)
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In fine perfumery and cosmetics, curcuma provides a mild spicy touch with earthy, olive-like effects. It combines well with floral, oriental and chypre accords, and imparts a dusty, tuberose facet in base notes.
In cosmetics, curcuma extracts are used in products like milks, creams, tinted powders and eyeshadows. They are also used in products for lackluster skin, tired skin, mature skin and sensitive skin, as well as in haircare products.
Main components: Alpha Turmerone (<= 40.00%), Ar-Turmerone (<= 20.00%), Beta Turmerone (Curlone) (<= 20.00%), Alpha phellandrene (2.00 to 15.00%), Beta sesquiphellandrene + ar curcumene (2.00 to 10.00%)
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