Essential oil in bulk
Cade Oil
INCI: Juniperus Oxycedrus Wood Tar
Obtained by dry distillation of juniper wood, with a smoky, tar-like scent. Used in specialty soaps, shampoos and leather or smoky fragrance accords.
- Conventional
Regulatory identifiers
| Botanical name | Juniperus oxycedrus |
|---|---|
| INCI name | Juniperus Oxycedrus Wood Tar |
| CAS number (1) | 8013-10-3 |
| CAS number (2) | 90046-02-9 |
| EINECS / EC number | 289-969-0 |
| Category | Essential oils |
A raw material may be referenced under several CAS or EINECS numbers depending on its grade, process or producer. The applicable identifiers are confirmed on the documentation supplied with each offer.
Available grades
- Conventional
Every organic oil can also be supplied in conventional grade. Availability depends on harvests and producers: ask us for current stock.
Typical applications
- Soap making
- Hair care
- Perfumery
- Animal care
Packaging
- 1 L bottleAluminium or suitable bottle, for niche references.
- 5 L jerrycanFor formulators and small-batch production.
- 25 L jerrycanThe standard format for regular production.
- DrumApprox. 170 to 220 kg depending on product density and producer.
- IBCFor high-volume references, on request.
Volumes and weights are indicative: depending on the product and the producer, packaging is quoted in liters or kilograms.
Cade Oil: benefits and properties to know
Cade Oil is a concentrated aromatic material whose interest comes from its main constituents. Here is what professionals look for in it.
Characteristic composition
- Heavy sesquiterpenes and sesquiterpene alcohols give it depth and tenacity.
Properties appreciated by professionals
- Woody, deep base note that gives structure to compositions.
- Used in clarifying formulas for combination to oily, blemish-prone skin.
Cade Oil is supplied in conventional grade; other grades can be sourced on request.
Essential oils are concentrated substances: they are used diluted, within the limits set by IFRA standards and applicable regulations. Refer to the safety data sheet and allergen declaration of each lot.
Soap making, hair care, perfumery... what are the most popular uses of Cade Oil?
Thanks to its profile, Cade Oil is used in several industries. The most common applications among our professional customers are:
Soap making
Soap makers use it in cold and hot process recipes, where it contributes to the properties of the bar and to the lather.
Hair care
In hair care, it is found in pre-shampoo oils, masks, conditioners and leave-in serums designed for nourished, shiny hair.
Perfumery
Perfumers use it in fine fragrance, colognes and functional perfumery, where it brings its own olfactory signature.
Animal care
In animal care, it is used in shampoos, coat care and stable hygiene products and, where authorized, in feed formulations.
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