viola odorata leaf extract

Viola odorata leaf extract is a natural botanical extract obtained from the leaves of the sweet violet plant, Viola odorata L., belonging to the Violaceae family. It is characterized by a green, fresh odor reminiscent of violet leaves, often used in perfumery and flavoring. The extract is also known under several synonyms, such as sweet clover leaf extract, violet leaf extract, and viola hirta leaf extract. For reference and chemical data, the compound is indexed in PubChem. This extract derives from the plant’s leaves via solvent extraction and is valued for its distinct, green floral scent that contributes to various cosmetic and fragrance formulations.

Viola odorata leaf extract naturally occurs in the leaves of the sweet violet plant, a species widely known for its aromatic properties. It is primarily utilized in cosmetic formulations, notably as a fragrance ingredient that imparts a fresh, green violet leaf scent. Additionally, it finds applications as a flavoring agent. Its use adheres to standards such as the IFRA Code of Practice (Global), ensuring safe inclusion in consumer products. The extract’s unique aromatic profile makes it a valuable component in perfumes, skincare, and personal care items seeking a natural floral green note.

This extract exhibits a green, fresh odor typical of violet leaf, which influences its inclusion in fragrance blends aiming for a natural vegetal character. Its sensory profile is defined by volatile compounds that contribute to its green and floral notes. Physical properties such as solubility and stability depend on the extraction method and solvent used but generally support its use in various cosmetic and flavor matrices. No significant hazardous classifications under OSHA’s 29 CFR 1910 standards indicate its compatibility in formulations without added safety restrictions. The chemical composition supports moderate volatility, allowing it to provide top and middle notes in perfumery.

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Safety in use information

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cosmetic, flavor and fragrance agents

RIFM Fragrance Material Safety Assessment: Search

IFRA Code of Practice Notification of the 49th Amendment to the IFRA Code of Practice

Safety references

Daily Med:search

EPA ACToR:Toxicology Data

EPA Substance Registry Services (SRS):Registry

National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases:Data

viola odorata l. leaf extract

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