Mace oil (CAS N° 8007-12-3- 84082-68-8)
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Mace oil

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Mace oil (CAS N° 8007-12-3- 84082-68-8)

Company Ingredient Name ID Comments Naturality Certifications Purity Latin name Treated part Geographical origin MOQ
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Mace Oil NM-003 Visit website Je me procure cet ingrédient Natural Certifications : Kasher Certifications : Halal Certifications : UEBT 100 Myristica fragrans houtt. Fruit Indonesia 100 Kgs
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Mace Oil

ID : NM-003

Indonesia

Certifications : Certifications : Kasher Certifications : Halal Certifications : UEBT

MACE EO - INDO

ID : 4410000046

Certifications :

Information Générales

General Presentation

  • CAS N° : 8007-12-3- 84082-68-8

  • EINECS number : 282-013-3

  • FEMA number : 2653

  • Appearance : Pale to yellow liquid

  • Density : 0,898 - 0,919

  • Volatility : Heart/Base

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Physico-chemical properties

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Utilisation

Uses

Uses in perfumery :

Used in spicy notes, much more powerful and impactful than nutmeg EO, Mace EO provides volume and longlasting in colognes or fougères. Mace is also widely used as spice.

Major Components :

Map for Mace oil (CAS N° 8007-12-3- 84082-68-8)​

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Botanical name :

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Botanical profile :

The nutmeg tree is a tree of the Myristicaceae family and the genus Myristica.

Chemotypes :

The genus Myristica contains about 150 species. Only sweet nutmeg is used for perfumery.
There are several ''fake nutmegs '':
African nutmeg (Monsmella myristica) from Jamaica, has an essential oil with α-Phellandrene, reminding the smell of nutmeg.
The nutmeg of Guiana (Acrodiclidium camara) from South America.
The Ashenti pepper (Piper guineense), with leaves reminding of the nutmeg smell.

Extraction process :

The fruits are harvested all year round with a fruit picker. They are dried in the shade, to avoid melting the lipids. Six to eight weeks later, the seed is separated from its hard shell to be ground and steam distilled.
At the end of the process, the essential oil is collected in the essencier by decantation of the water. This distillation yield oscillates between 8 and 10%. The first harvest should take place seven years after planting the tree, as the fruits ripen slowly. The older the tree, the better its productivity and therefore, the quality of its essential oil. The absolute can be obtained by extraction with volatile solvent, with a spicier and aromatic smell.

Other comments :

Please note that the mace oil contain less sabinene, Alpha-pinene and Beta-pinene than nutmeg EO. At the opposite, Mace EO contain more terpinen-4-ol, methyl eugenol and elemincin.
The Mace EO is very photosensitizing and is strongly discouraged for pregnant women.
Nutmeg alone is a narcotic because of its myristicin high content.

Stability :

The terpenes identified in this raw material can polymerize when they are oxidized

Utilisation

Regulations & IFRA

Allergens :

This ingredient does not contain any allergen.

IFRA 51th :

This ingredient is not restricted for the 51th amendment

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