Ingredient
Cypriol Oil
What is Cypriol Oil?
Cypriol Oil, also known as Nagarmotha oil, is derived from the roots of the Cyperus scariosus plant, a member of the sedge family. It is obtained through steam distillation of the roots that result in an earthy, woody fragrance valued in perfumery.
Cypriol Oil is primarily used as a fragrance ingredient in perfumes and aromatherapy products, where it is appreciated for its warm, grounding scent. There is limited research on health impacts from topical or aromatic use, though it is generally considered safe in these contexts.
When listed on a label, Cypriol Oil indicates the presence of a naturally derived aromatic component, which is often included to enhance the sensory experience of a product.
Commonly found in: perfumes, essential oil blends, cosmetics, aromatherapy products
The FDA does not specifically regulate cypriol oil but oversees its safety in cosmetics and fragrance applications.
There is limited research on Cypriol Oil's effects but it is considered safe for fragrance use.
Cypriol Oil is plant-derived and typically considered suitable for vegan products.
Sources: Fragrance Ingredients
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Natural papyrus-grass oil. Earthy, non-allergenic.
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