Camphor Oil
Form :
Liquid
Molecular Weight :
152.23 G/Mol
Melting Point :
178–182 °C
Boiling Point :
204 °C
Solubility :
Slightly Soluble In Water; Soluble In Ethanol, Ether
Flash Point :
65 °C
Description :
Camphor Oil, also referred to as Camphor Essential Oil, is a naturally derived aromatic oil obtained from the Cinnamomum camphora tree and identified with CAS 8008-51-3. It features an intense yet fresh, cooling fragrance.
It is widely used in cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, aromatherapy, and personal care formulations for its antiseptic, soothing, and stimulating properties. Known for its versatility and sensory freshness, Pure Camphor Oil is a staple in balms, hair tonics, massage oils, and bath blends, and also finds applications in pooja and home fragrance products.
Camphor oil is produced by steam distillation of wood, bark, or leaves of the camphor tree (Cinnamomum camphora).
Its major active components include camphor, borneol, cineole, and safrole, which contribute to its cooling sensation and medicinal aroma.
White Camphor Oil is the purest and most commonly used form for cosmetic and therapeutic formulations.
Used in cosmetic formulations such as creams, gels, and cleansers for its refreshing and purifying scent.
Commonly applied in balms and rubs for cough and cold relief.
Adds cooling and antiseptic properties to skin and hair care products.
In hair oils, camphor oil helps reduce dandruff, improve scalp circulation, and leave a pleasant cooling sensation.
Compatible with other essential oils and suitable for massage and spa products.
Related products:- Rosemary Oil, turpentine oil, Eucalyptol , menthol
A well-known component in cough and cold formulations, including vapor rubs, ointments, and medicated oils.
Provides anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects, making it ideal for muscle pain relief and massage oils.
Used in inhalations or diffusers to ease congestion and promote easier breathing.
Plays a key role in balms, chest rubs, and topical analgesics.
When diluted, it can be used safely for aromatherapy and steam therapy.
Widely used in pooja, rituals, and spiritual ceremonies for its purifying fragrance.
Suitable for diffusers and air fresheners, offering a clean, invigorating environment.
Acts as a natural insect repellent and deodorizer.
Frequently used in camphor oil for bath formulations for relaxation and purification.
Camphor Oil vs Eucalyptus Oil — the difference is Camphor oil has a deeper warming–cooling effect ideal for muscle relief, while eucalyptus oil provides fresher respiratory support.
Dilution: Always dilute before topical use; never apply pure camphor oil directly to skin.
Storage: Keep in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight.
Handling: Wear appropriate PPE — gloves and eye protection recommended.
Usage Caution: Avoid ingestion; use externally in approved concentrations only.
Overnight Use: If diluted, camphor oil may be left on skin or hair overnight, but avoid prolonged undiluted exposure.
Human Safety: Safe when used responsibly; avoid excessive inhalation or ingestion.
High-quality White Camphor Oil (CAS 8008-51-3) is produced and supplied by Triveni Interchem Pvt. Ltd., meeting ISO and GMP quality standards.
Our Camphor Essential Oil is suitable for cosmetic, pharmaceutical, and fragrance industries, with full COA, MSDS, and regulatory documentation available.
We supply Pure Camphor Oil across India for aromatherapy, bath, and massage formulations, ensuring consistent quality, technical assistance, and timely delivery.
