Aged botanical oilOil-solubleOrigin: IndiaINCI listed in EU CosIng

Safflower — 60-Day Aged Botanical Oil

Carthamus tinctorius · Asteraceae · Botanical profile

DocumentsTDS and SDS download as PDF · COA on request

Technical Data SheetDownload PDF
Safety Data SheetDownload PDF
Certificate of Analysis — sent with every order

Specifications

Botanical name: Carthamus tinctorius · profile
Family: Asteraceae
Common names: Safflower, Saff Flower, Kusum Flower, Kusum Seeds, Phool Kusum Seeds, Dried Safflower Flower Seeds
Indian names: কুসুম ফুল
Synonyms: Carthamus glaber, Carthamus inermis
Plant part: Flower
Form: Aged botanical oil
Solubility: Oil-soluble
Carrier options: Jojoba, Rice Bran
INCI: Carthamus Tinctorius Flower Extract, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Oryza Sativa (Rice) Bran Oil
CAS: 223749-52-8, 90045-98-0, 68553-81-1, 84696-37-7
EC: 289-964-3, 271-397-8
CosIng ID: 55092, 58617, 35752
INCI status: Verified in CosIng
Applications: Hair care, Perfumery, Skincare
Country of origin: India
SKU: 10136-HRBC-SAFFL-225G
Documents: TDS and SDS download as PDF on every product page. COA sent with every order and available on request.

Product details

Safflower — 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: Safflower
Botanical Name: Carthamus tinctorius
Plant Part: Flower
Form: Aged botanical oil
Carrier Oil: Jojoba + Rice Bran
Aging / Maturation: 60-Day
Country of Origin: India
Category: Botanical
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.