L-Carvone | 6485-40-1

Description :

Overview of L-Carvone

L-Carvone is a clear to pale yellow liquid with a refreshing spearmint oil scent. It is a naturally occurring monoterpene ketone found in essential oils such as dill, caraway, and spearmint. L-Carvone is a popular ingredient in the flavour, fragrance, cosmetic, and pharmaceutical industries because it smells and tastes good and cools the air. L-Carvone is the levorotatory isomer of carvone, which means it smells like mint. This is different from D-Carvone, which smells like caraway or spice. It is a key ingredient in oral care, food, and perfume because it is derived from nature, is safe, and offers a wide range of scents.

Applications of L-Carvone

1. Food and Flavour Uses

L-Carvone has a minty, cooling, and refreshing taste that makes it great for chewing gum, candy, drinks, and toothpaste. It is also used to give mouthwashes and breath fresheners a natural, clean taste. Ingredients that add flavour: Pentanoic Acid | Ethyl Isovalerate

2. The perfume and fragrance business

L-Carvone provides minty, herbal, and aromatic top notes to perfumes, making it suitable for fresh, green, and menthol scents. People often mix it into deodorants, colognes, soaps, and room sprays to give them a fresh, natural smell. Look into other chemicals that smell good: Rosalva | Linalyl Formate

3. Uses in cosmetics and personal care

L-Carvone is used in hair, skin, and oral care products because it kills bacteria and has a pleasant smell. It makes toothpaste, mouthwash, creams, and shampoos smell better, and its natural scent makes them more appealing to customers. Find other cosmetic-grade materials: Fenchyl Alcohol and Octyl Palmitate.

4. Uses in the pharmaceutical and industrial fields

L-Carvone is used in medicines and syrups to add flavour and mask unpleasant tastes. It is also used as a bio-based chemical intermediate in synthetic processes and as an additive in antimicrobial and repellent products. Look at related fine chemicals: Phytol and Vinyl Sulfurol

Safety & Handling Guidelines

• When handling something, you should always wear gloves, goggles, and a lab coat.
• Stay away from concentrated vapours and direct skin contact.
• Keep in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place away from heat and light.
• Follow local environmental rules when getting rid of trash.

Where to Buy L-Carvone?

L-Carvone Manufacturer in India:

ChemicalBull makes and sells high-quality L-Carvone for use in cosmetics, perfumes, flavours, and medicines. We test each batch for purity, smell intensity, and stability.

L-Carvone Distributor in Vapi:

We sell L-Carvone in bulk and in custom packaging, and we ensure it is delivered on time, of high quality, and in compliance with all international safety standards.

L-Carvone Supplier in Vapi:

Available in safe, moisture-proof containers with flexible order sizes. Find more Aroma Chemicals and Essential Oils to use in your product recipes.

L-Carvone MSDS

ChemicalBull can provide the official Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for L-Carvone, which contains all the information you need on safety, handling, toxicity, and environmental precautions.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Where can I get L-Carvone?

   ChemicalBull is a trusted supplier and manufacturer of natural and synthetic aroma compounds. You can buy high-quality L-Carvone directly from them.
   
   
   

2. Is it safe to use L-Carvone?

   Yes, L-Carvone is safe as long as you use it in the right amounts. Under strict industry rules, it is widely used in cosmetics, fragrances, and food.
   
   
   

3. Is it safe to put Citronellol on your skin?

   Yes, Citronellol, a similar monoterpenoid alcohol, is safe to use on the skin as long as you stay within the recommended limits. People like using it in skin care and fragrance products because it smells fresh and floral and is derived from nature.
   
   
   

4. What is another name for L-Carvone?

   One common word for L-Carvone is (−)-Carvone. In scientific and industrial contexts, it is also called Spearmint Carvone or Levocarvone.