Ambrette Seed Oil

Introduction:-

• Ambrette Seed Oil an healing plant, from the Malvaceae family is originally, from India. The seeds of this plant emit a scent reminiscent of musk. Despite its roots the plant can withstand frost. This perennial shrub thrives in India. Is also grown in the West Indies, China and Indonesia.
• Ambrette oil is an oil extracted from the seeds of the musk mallow plant often found in India. The process of obtaining this oil involves steam distillation, an eco friendly technique that keeps the plants elements intact, at low temperatures. In steam distillation the crushed seeds are heated with steam to release their oils.
• The resulting mixture of steam and oil vapors is then cooled down to separate the oil from the water content.It's used as a spice in the East, and as a musk substitute in perfumery. In India it is popularly known as Mushkdana or Kasturi Bhendi. Oil is extracted from the musky, kidney- shaped, fully ripened seeds.
• Ambrette Oil provides a sense of stability. In the past it was commonly used to alleviate cramps, digestive issues, acidity and other stomach problems. Additionally it was utilized to address headaches and nervousness. Moreover it is beneficial, for relieving muscle cramps aches and promoting circulation.

                      Ambrette Seed Oil Specifications:

Type	Ambrette Seed Oil
Botanical Name	Abelmoschus moschatus Medik
Cas Number	8015-62-1
Strength of Initial Aroma	High
Part Use	Seeds of the Abelmoschus moschatus plant
Extraction Method	Steam distillation
Flash Point	110.00 °F. TCC ( 43.33 °C. )
Appreance	Colorless to Pale Yellow
Odor	Musky family / Woody, spicy, Dried fruity, Fatty
Specific Gravity	0.89800 – 0.90000 @ 25.00 °C
Optical Rotation	4.5.º
Refractive Index	1.462 to 1.474 at 20°C
Form	Liquid
Flash Point	110.00 °F. TCC ( 43.33 °C. )
Ingredient	Ambrette Seed
Feature	Sweet, Musky aroma, Which makes it highly desirable in perfumery and aromatherapy.
Function	Ambrette Seed Oil is it's use as a fragrance ingredient in perfumes, cosmetics, and aromatherapy products
Shelf life	3 Years
Color	Colorless to Pale Yellow
Consistency	Thin and Fluid
Synonyms	Abelmoschus moschatus seed oil, Hibiscus abelmoschus seed oil, Annual hibiscus, Bamia moschata, Galu gasturi, Muskadana, Musk mallow, Musk okra, Musk Seeds, Ornamental pkra , Rose mallow seeds, Tropical jewel hibiscus
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Ambrette Seed Oil Uses and benefits:-

• Historically, people have utilized ambrette for its stimulating properties and as a remedy for ailments such as headaches, muscle pains, depression, bacterial infections, and even hysteria.
• Seed Oil. Used in applications to enhance the taste of foods and beverages. In the world of perfumery Ambrette Seed Oil serves as an alternative to musk sourced from animals boasting a musky scent.

Aromatherapy.

• Many individuals appreciate the calming effects of Ambrette seed Essential Oil, on both the mind and body. It is commonly utilized in scent diffusers to alleviate stress, anxiety and tension as to boost mood and establish a serene atmosphere. Moreover this oil is known for its capacity to improve clarity and elevate ones spirits. Additionally it aids in enhancing sleep quality.

Perfumery.

• Famous, for its scent, ambrette seed oil is highly valued in the world of perfumery as an ingredient that enriches and elevates the fragrances core. It's special combination of musky and floral tones gives perfumes an appeal adding a touch of elegance and lasting beauty.

Skincare.

• Ambrette Seed Oil is strong moisturizing capabilities deeply nourish the skin leaving it feeling smooth, flexible and revitalized. 
• The oils ability to reduce inflammation offers a soothing remedy for skin irritations and sensitivities calming any redness or discomfort. With it's antioxidant features Ambrette Seed Oil acts as a shield against damage and premature aging helping to maintain the skins youthful glow and vitality
• Incorporating this oil into skincare routines individuals can enjoy effective solutions for addressing issues like dryness, inflammation and other common skin concerns.

Lotions & Cream.

• Ambrette is known to ease stress and create an inviting atmosphere. Its rich, warm, and floral fragrance is believed to possess aphrodisiac properties.

Haircare.

• Using ambrette oil can help soothe the scalp. Enhance its luster making it a great ingredient, in hair care products that work wonders for boosting the health of both hair and scalp.

Ambrette Seed Oil Uses In Perfumes:

• The world of perfumery highly values Ambrette Seed Oil for its scent qualities. It also acts as a stabilizer ensuring that fragrances last longer and remain consistent. This adaptable oil plays a role, in creating perfumes that exude sophistication and allure cementing its importance, in the craft of fragrance creation.

Ambrette Seed Oil Uses In Pharma:

• This oil has a history, in Ayurvedic and other traditional medicine systems because of its health benefits. It is known for its ability to relieve pain reduce inflammation and provide soothing effects. Ambrette Seed oil is thought to possess qualities that're valuable, in products aimed at fighting infections.

Ambrette Seed Oil Uses In Food:

• Ambrette Seed Oil boasts a musky aroma that enhances the fragrance of dishes. People commonly use it in practices to improve the aroma and flavor of food. Arabians also sprinkle it into their coffees for an added flavor profile. Additionally, people recognize Ambrette Seed Oil for its benefits and its ability to stimulate the appetite.

Blends well with: 

Amyris, bergamot, carrot seed, cedarwood, frankincense, galbanum, balsam, juniper berry, lavender, mandarin, myrrh, orange, patchouli, peppermint.

Safety:

Please refrain from using this product if you have pregnancy or have sensitive skin. It could cause reactions, in some people so its advisable to apply it. Keep in mind that Essential Oils are very potent. If you intend to use them on your skin or body be sure to mix them with a carrier oil in a ratio of no, than 4%.