| HS Code | 556615 |
| Name | Linalyl Oil |
| Chemical Formula | C10H18O |
| Main Component | Linalool |
| Appearance | Clear to pale yellow liquid |
| Odor | Floral, sweet, and lavender-like aroma |
| Solubility In Water | Insoluble |
| Density | 0.87 g/cm³ |
| Boiling Point | 198-200°C |
| Flash Point | 71°C |
| Extraction Method | Steam distillation |
| Refractive Index | 1.455 - 1.465 |
| Common Uses | Perfumes, cosmetics, aromatherapy, flavoring agents |
As an accredited Linalyl Oil factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | Linalyl Oil is packaged in a 500 mL amber glass bottle with a secure screw cap and proper hazard labeling. |
| Shipping | Linalyl Oil should be shipped in tightly sealed, corrosion-resistant containers, protected from light, heat, and moisture. Ensure labeling complies with relevant regulations. Transport in accordance with local, national, and international chemical safety guidelines, keeping the oil upright and secure to prevent leaks. Handle with care to avoid spills and exposure. |
| Storage | Linalyl Oil should be stored in tightly closed containers, in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area, away from direct sunlight and sources of ignition. Protect it from heat, moisture, and strong oxidizing agents. Keep it out of reach of incompatible materials, and ensure containers are clearly labeled to prevent accidental misuse. Store according to local regulations and safety guidelines. |
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Linalyl Oil shows up on ingredient lists all over personal care, home fragrance, and even pharmaceutical applications – but not every batch comes from the hands of a true producer. We've spent the better part of three decades refining our extraction and purification lines. We pull direct from primary raw material suppliers we've worked with since the nineteen-nineties, and we keep our process transparent each step—no shortcuts, fillers, or recycled content. That means what comes out of our reactors in a hundred-liter batch today offers a consistent traceable fingerprint with what came out a year ago, whether you're placing a trial order or relying on monthly supply.
You can spot our Linalyl Oil by its clear pale yellow appearance and its unmistakable crisp-herbal, slightly citrusy aroma. GC-MS analysis confirms linalyl acetate content surpasses industry benchmarks, and our strict peroxide testing curbs unwanted oxidation. We process for both standard model (minimum 95% linalyl acetate) and high-purity demand (minimum 98%), which matters when formulating high-grade fine fragrance or demanding pharmaceutical intermediates. We ship in 5kg, 25kg, and 180kg drums straight from our main plant, and run clean filling lines to cut cross-contamination risk. We never outsource or co-pack; each batch is our responsibility start to finish.
Paying attention to ingredient source doesn’t just matter for product labels. We see more formulators seeking direct-from-manufacturer assurance, especially after recent quality scandals in markets flooded by diluted or adulterated linalyl products. Linalyl Oil, extracted thoughtfully and stored under strict cool and dark conditions, keeps its full sensory and performance profile. You get strong, true lavender-like aroma for perfumery or flavor blends, and the oxidative stability needed for pharmaceutical extraction. Competing synthetic linalool-type mixtures from offshore providers often leave faint solvent tails or a musty undertone. Ours doesn’t.
Linalyl Oil finds its way into more than just lavender or bergamot blends. Several multinational brands order it as a core note for personal care, skin creams, cooling gels, aromatherapy, and high-performance household cleaners. Formulation scientists have long recognized its functional role—working as a fragrance fixative, balancing harsh top notes, or lifting heavy base notes in essential oil compounding. Food manufacturers use food-grade batches (under FSSC, ISO, and HACCP systems) for bakery and beverage flavors. Pharma customers want the highest trace purities for certain anti-inflammatory or topical actives, and our trace-level impurity test results stand up to audit-side scrutiny.
The challenge in this field rarely centers on theory or paperwork requirements—it lies in the real world: keeping consistent quality through shifting prices for raw materials, import checks, and global regulatory scrutiny. While prices ride up and down with the global lavender and citrus harvests, we maintain an annual crop contracting program. This lets us shield long-term customers from most supply shocks or shortages. All new shipments get full batch traceability, and we reject source material with elevated pesticide residues following international pharmacopeia and food code requirements. We submit every production run to third-party analysis, and make full certificates available upon request (alongside our own in-house QC data).
For technical users, we share data: specific gravity 0.890–0.900, refractive index 1.456–1.460 at 20°C, and no visible impurities or clouding when exposed to prolonged fridge storage. The oil dissolves smoothly in ethanol, fixed oils, and most surfactant systems—a real advantage for fragrance and cosmetic developers who need predictable solubility. No two fragrance houses build with identical ingredient lots, but our Linalyl Oil keeps the creative process open instead of boxed in by uncertain starting materials.
We regularly hear from clients who have worked with other linalyl suppliers. They talk about off-spec aroma, color shift, or instability in their finished products. The culprit? Often poorly controlled distillation or old stock handled by intermediaries. By manufacturing in-house, we control not only the final stripping process but also how quickly we cool and seal each lot after fractionation. Light protection minimizes unwanted aging, and inert gas blanketing keeps oxygen out, preserving that signature fresh top note and reducing breakdown over multi-month storage.
Our standard Linalyl Oil Model LA-95 supports most fragrance and flavor use cases. High-purity Model LA-98 carries additional fractions removed, aimed at specialty and clinical applications. We run dedicated isolation lines for allergen-reduced batches when required, following the IFRA and EU guidelines for cosmetic allergens. We provide full SDS, TDS, and IFRA documentation, and are happy to discuss unique processing challenges with your regulatory or development teams directly. No vague advice or layer of brokers—our R&D team speaks straight with client technical leads, troubleshooting side by side.
You can feel the difference in texture and scent in person. The moment you open the drum or glass sample, the oil’s brightness comes through. Minor details matter: drum linings made for food contact, secondary seals that really hold, inner bags that don’t leak. We work with on-site certified QA staff through every shift. Each vessel comes batch-stamped, and we never ship mixed lots.
The ease of working directly with a producer goes far beyond quicker response times. When a continuity problem or an unexpected compliance question hits, you want straight answers. We've navigated topics as diverse as halal and kosher certification, allergen declarations for major retail brands, and non-GMO origin for natural formulations. And if supply chain policies or packaging upgrades are needed, we’re positioned to redesign swiftly—real updates from our plant, not vague promises. Our decades-long relationships with global fragrance and CPG giants stem from these day-to-day details.
A lot of confusion exists in the market between linalyl acetate-rich oils, technical linalool, and broader essential oil blends. Linalyl Oil carries a distinct difference—a combination of the high linalyl acetate fraction with supportive minor terpenes—creating the clean, floral-green lift sought in high value blends. Generic linalool products often get fractionated from camphor, coriander, or synthetic routes, which creates a stronger, sometimes woody overtone. Some of these products want to imitate Linalyl Oil but fall short in fragrance profile and blending performance.
Cheap linalool derivatives sourced from commodity consolidators face batch-to-batch swings. The fragrance or flavor profile can fade, become cloudy, or throw off a finished product’s color and performance. Many producers also overlook the importance of peroxide control—something that directly impacts how Linalyl Oil performs in skin contact goods. Our labs regularly check for this, pruning out batches that don’t make the cut, so end users don’t deal with off-notes or shelf-life complaints months down the line.
We’ve also dealt with customers who struggle with solubility or incompatibility when using economy blends. Our oil works well in both water-based and oil-rich systems, without clouding, separating, or precipitating particles at storage temperatures encountered in global shipping. This performance is a direct outcome of clean processing—not an added surfactant or foreign additive.
Whether you’re building signature fragrances, formulating scalp or skin care, or scaling up pharmaceutical intermediates, ingredient consistency matters. A subtle change in terpene balance or trace contaminant can throw off a whole production run, wasting time and money on batch reworks. We’ve built our process so that development staff can rely on our drum as the exact same oil as the previous—but if there is any deviation, we raise the flag, communicate directly, and solve together.
We find perfumers and flavorists value a real-time conversation as much as a sample. From prototype to pilot, we partner with brands. They send us feedback, sometimes as specific as, “We need a crisp top note with lower allergen markers, or less herbal profile this quarter.” We answer with tailored distillation sequences and technical data—without switching raw material origins or sacrificing traceability. For multinational CPG rollouts, this capacity to adjust extraction and purification on short cutoff keeps projects on schedule, even as retail requirements shift year-to-year.
Linalyl Oil’s gentle nature in skin care formulations stands out. It combines mild antimicrobial impact—supported in several published studies—with less skin irritation than synthetic analogs. This matters in rinse-off shampoos or leave-on creams, where regulatory scrutiny and patch-test constraints keep increasing. For food and beverage use, our flavor grade batches comply with relevant purity standards, and documentation includes pesticide, solvent, and heavy metal panels to support finished product clearance.
Developers working on aromatherapy blends appreciate that our oil’s aroma remains true even after blending with carrier oils or diffusion into air. Some competitor products break down quickly, becoming harsh or musty after exposure to heat, light, or air. Our product’s shelf stability has been confirmed through yearlong tests in both southern hemisphere summer and European cold storage environments. We make detailed stability data available to business clients so they can support their end-market claim validation.
The last few years have brought more consumer attention to ingredient traceability, with media and NGOs inspecting fragrance and personal care brands for transparent sourcing and real sustainability practices. We’ve never hidden our raw material origins or batch processing data. Audit teams from global brands regularly visit and spot-check our production. They see our continuous batch records, real-time QC checks, and full RFID batch logging at every handling point. Our team answers regulatory questions directly, whether for natural claim substantiation, organic status, or restricted substance declaration.
On the sustainability front, we have steadily grown our raw material procurement from farms using IPM (Integrated Pest Management) and low-input farming. Our suppliers maintain regular soil and water testing, and we require them to document their biodiversity practices across the growing cycle. These steps help us deliver not just a superior fragrance or flavor, but a product that fits into clean-label trends brands and consumers seek in today’s market.
Product safety remains a shared responsibility. We’ve historically taken a stricter position on maximum allowable levels of potential allergens, and equipped our technical staff to answer formulator questions about IFRA amendments or upcoming regulation. We know that projects don’t stop for legislation. When IFRA 50th amendment requirements hit, our staff retrained with the latest batch allergen analysis, and we provided reformulation support to all our existing multinational customers to keep their products compliant and competitive.
After decades in this business, we’ve learned that product value doesn’t just come from the oil—it’s the process, the people, the willingness to solve problems hand-in-hand with clients. From startup labs to established global CPGs, we stay close to your product team. We collaborate on technical tweaks, green chemistry initiatives, new packaging developments, and ESG report submissions. In short, we show up for you, not just at purchasing time but through all the hurdles and wins ahead.
So whether you’re bringing a new scent to market, launching a next-generation personal care series, or meeting tighter benchmarks for pharmaceutical ingredient supply, you’ll feel the benefit of working with a dedicated Linalyl Oil producer. Our focus stays on reliable consistency, sustainable sourcing, incisive technical support, and a willingness to develop better products side by side. This is the promise that runs through every drum, every sample, every shipped order.