The extract is from rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis Linn.), a common household plant that has grown in the Alps since the Middle Ages, and is now found throughout the world. According to folklore, rosemary takes its name from the Virgin Mary, who draped her cloak on a rosemary bush, and then placed a white flower on top of the cloak. The flower turned blue overnight, and the plant became known as the “Rose of Mary.”

 Rosemary has been used for thousands of years as a savory spice, food preservative, Oil Additive ,in cosmetics and hair products, and as an herbal medicine for a variety of health disorders. Until now however, the exact chemical pathways involved in its beneficial effects have remained unknown.

carnosic acid oil is extracted from Rosmarinus officinalis (also known as Rosmarinus coronarium) of the Labiatae family and is also known as incensier.

This crisp and clean smelling essential oil is great for stimulating the brain, improving memory and mental clarity, while helping with a variety of congested respiratory tract problems, stiff muscles, coldness as well as boosting the liver and gall bladder. It is also used for improving hair and scalp health.

 

Rosemary Extract
Active  Ingredients	Specs	Test Method	Appearance	Solubility
Rosmarinic acid	5-95%	HPLC	Brown yellow to yellow powder	Water        soluble
Carnosic acid	5-98%	HPLC	Brown yellow to yellow  powder	Oil soluble
Carnosic acid (Oil)	5-20%	HPLC	Brown yellow liquid
Ursolic acid	5-98%	HPLC	Greenish yellow to white	Water          soluble
Rosmary  essential oil		GC	Light yellow liquid
Rosemary  Hydrosol

 

Carnosic acid liquid oil main function:

 1.Antioxidant, delay senescence;

 

2. Strong reducing fat effect;

 

3. Treat cardiovascular diseases and cancer;

 

4.Used in food processing preservatives.

 

 

Carnosic acid liquid oil application:

1. Food industry

High-efficient antioxidant; Antibacterial;Restrain growing of colon bacillus and staphylococcus aureus

 

2.Pharmaceutical and Health Care industry

Reduces activity of hyaluronidase, then keep hyaluronic acid living for a long time in epidermal cell ;Antineoplasticeffect;Anti-hepatitis effect, protect liver from damnification;Anti-nephritis; Anti-thrombus;Anti-platelet-aggregation;Refreshing, strengthening memory, improving strain and hypersomnia, anti-depressant .

 

3.Cosmetic industry

Intensify constringency, and loss weight; Eliminate freckle, strengthen skin elasticity and slow aging; Accelerate blood circulation of scalp;Improve phalacrosis, reduce scurf and embellish hair;Stimulate hair and nail growing

 

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