Linaloe

Linaloe essential oil is a highly sought-after natural product in the fragrance and cosmetics industries due to its unique aroma and therapeutic properties. This technical guide is intended to provide wholesale buyers with an overview of Linaloe essential oil, including its synonyms, botanical names, chemical composition, growing locations, odor type, olfactory description, regulation, extraction method, applications, and market price.

Synonyms: Linaloe essential oil is also known as Mexican linaloe oil, linaloe wood oil, and linalool oil.

Botanical Names: Linaloe essential oil is extracted from the bark of the Bursera delpechiana tree, which belongs to the Burseraceae family. Its botanical name is Bursera delpechiana, and it is commonly found in Mexico and other parts of Central America.

Chemical Composition: Linaloe essential oil contains several chemical compounds, including linalool, alpha-terpineol, beta-pinene, and limonene. Linalool is the primary component of the oil, accounting for approximately 70-80% of its total composition.

Growing Locations: Bursera delpechiana trees grow naturally in Mexico and other parts of Central America. The oil is extracted from the bark of the tree, which is typically harvested in the wild.