Hexyl Cinnamal.
What is it?
Hexyl Cinnamal is a natural aromatic compound found in chamomile essential oil, with a fresh jasmine-like floral scent. It blends easily with more volatile compounds and helps in the fixation of fragrance, providing a long-lasting scent. Its antimicrobial properties act as a preservative booster, prolonging the shelf-life of preparations. In addition, it also exhibits antioxidant properties, protecting skin cell membranes and DNA from free radicals and oxidative stress.
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Hexyl Cinnamal is a natural aromatic compound found in chamomile essential oil, with a fresh jasmine-like floral scent. It blends easily with more volatile compounds and helps in the fixation of fragrance, providing a long-lasting scent. Its antimicrobial properties act as a preservative booster, prolonging the shelf-life of preparations. In addition, it also exhibits antioxidant properties, protecting skin cell membranes and DNA from free radicals and oxidative stress.
Where does it come from?
Hexyl Cinnamal is derived from the essential oil of chamomile. The compound is extracted through steam distillation or solvent extraction of the plant material.
What are the benefits?
What are the benefits?
Hexyl Cinnamal is used, for example, in B32 Grapefruit Rose Body Oil Serum and B52 Grapefruit Rose Body Balm from OLIVEDA. Included for its effectiveness and aromatic sensory appeal, the antimicrobial properties in cinnamal can also act as a natural preservative in our products. Its antioxidant properties help combat the effects of free radicals on the skin. This helps in reducing signs of aging and maintaining skin health.
How is it used in our products?
Geraniol is used, for example, in F26 Rose Face Oil Serum and B28 Lavender Vanilla Body Oil Serum from OLIVEDA. It is included as an aromatic compound to enhance the overall sensory experience while protecting the skin from environmental stressors, reducing irritation, and improving the skin’s texture and hydration.
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