MCT + Calendula — 60-Day Aged Botanical Oil
Calendula officinalis · Asteraceae · Botanical profile
- Technical Data SheetDownload PDF
- Safety Data SheetDownload PDF
- Certificate of Analysis — sent with every order
Specifications
- Botanical name
- Calendula officinalis · profile
- Family
- Asteraceae
- Common names
- Pot Marigold, Garden Marigold, Marigold, Ruddles, Scotch Marigold, Scotch-Marigold
- Synonyms
- Calendula aurantiaca, Calendula eriocarpa, Calendula hydruntina, Calendula prolifera, Calendula ranunculodes, Calendula santamariae
- Plant part
- Flower
- Form
- Aged botanical oil
- Solubility
- Oil-soluble
- Carrier / solvent
- Fractionated coconut (MCT)
- INCI
- Calendula Officinalis Flower Extract, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride
- CAS
- 84776-23-8, 73398-61-5, 65381-09-1
- EC
- 283-949-5, 277-452-2, 265-724-3
- CosIng ID
- 74929, 74816
- INCI status
- Verified in CosIng
- Applications
- Hair care, Perfumery, Skincare
- Country of origin
- India
- SKU
- 10276-HRBC-MCTCA-225G
- Documents
- TDS and SDS download as PDF on every product page. COA sent with every order and available on request.
Product details
MCT + Calendula — 60-Day Aged Botanical Oil is a premium aged botanical oil designed for cosmetic formulators, personal-care brands, aromatherapy applications and specialty botanical formulations.
Common Name: MCT + Calendula
Botanical Name: Calendula officinalis
Plant Part: Flower
Form: Aged botanical oil
Carrier Oil: MCT
Aging / Maturation: 60-Day
Country of Origin: India
Category: Premium Carrier
Applications: Cosmetic formulations, facial oils, serums, balms, hair and scalp products, body oils, massage oils, natural perfumery and specialty botanical formulations, as applicable.
Documentation: COA, TDS and SDS/MSDS available for formulation and procurement requirements.
Storage: Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from direct heat and light.
Note: Aging is a controlled maturation process. Product specifications, appearance and analytical parameters are batch dependent. Cosmetic use and claims should be evaluated by the formulator according to the intended application and market requirements.