Description

DESCRIPTION:
Cypriol Oil is obtained from the fragrant flowers of Cypriol grass. The slender flowers of this grass are used for producing commercial grade essential oil.

CONSTITUENTS:
Cyperene, Cyperotundone, Alpha-Copaene, Beta-Caryophyllene, Cypera-2,4-diene, Beta-Selinene, Alpha-Cyperone

AROMATIC SUMMARY / NOTE / STRENGTH OF AROMA:
The gentle top note fragrance of cypriol oil reminds about the spicy smell of cinnamon. Its smell has slight touch of earthy and woody aroma.

BLENDS WITH:
This volatile oil easily mixes with the oils of Patchouli, Clary Sage, Labdanum and Bergamot.

COMMON NAMES:
Cypriol oil is commonly referred as Nagarmotha oil.

USES:
This essential oil is required to formulate medicine, to produce incense sticks, soaps and compound based fragrance. Cypriol Oil is also used as an essential ingredient for insect repellent.

Specification	Value
Botonical Name	Cyperus scariosus
CAS #	91771-62-9
Country of Origin	India
Color & Odor	Dark yellow to brownish yellow Oily transparent liquid with Woody earthy, tenacious odour
Solubility	Soluble in Oils and insoluble in water
Specific Gravity	0.9550 “ 0.9750 @ 25°C
Optical Rotation	-9.0° - -3.0°
Refractive Index	1.5010 “ 1.5120 @ 20°C
Flash Point	>100 °C
Major Constituents	Cyperene, Cyperotundone
Plant Part Used	Rhizomes
Extraction Method	Steam Distillation

Keep the product away from children and animals.
Keep it away from eyes.
During pregnancy, further safety precautions should be taken (especially during the first trimester).
Avoid applying undiluted essential oils to your skin (except where indicated).
Avoid ingesting essential oils.
When sunbathing, avoid applying essential oils to the skin.
While taking homeopathic medications, certain essential oils shouldn't be utilized because they could have the opposite effect.
Essential oils may cause an allergic reaction in certain individuals.
Always consult a professional if you are unsure about the proper usage.