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(-)-Alpha-Bisabolol

    • Product Name (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol
    • Alias Levomenol
    • Einecs 228-250-8
    • Mininmum Order 1 g
    • Factory Site Tengfei Creation Center,55 Jiangjun Avenue, Jiangning District,Nanjing
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    • Manufacturer Sinochem Nanjing Corporation
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    Specifications

    HS Code

    913149

    Cas Number 23089-26-1
    Molecular Formula C15H26O
    Molecular Weight 222.37 g/mol
    Appearance Colorless to pale yellow oily liquid
    Odor Mild, sweet, floral
    Boiling Point 153-154°C at 16 mmHg
    Density 0.92 g/cm3 at 25°C
    Refractive Index 1.493 - 1.498 at 20°C
    Optical Rotation -66° to -71° (c=2 in ethanol)
    Solubility Insoluble in water, soluble in alcohol and oils

    As an accredited (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.

    Packing & Storage
    Packing (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol is packaged in a 100 mL amber glass bottle with a secure screw cap and clear hazard labeling.
    Shipping (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol is shipped in tightly sealed containers, protected from light and moisture, and labeled according to hazardous material regulations. Standard shipping methods include ground or air transport with appropriate documentation. Ensure the product is handled by trained personnel and stored at controlled room temperature upon arrival.
    Storage (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol should be stored in a tightly closed container, protected from light, heat, and moisture. Keep it in a cool, well-ventilated area, away from incompatible substances such as strong oxidizers. Ideally, maintain storage at room temperature, and ensure the area is designated for chemicals to avoid contamination or unintended reactions. Always follow local regulations and safety guidelines.
    Application of (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol

    Applications of (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol in Industrial Manufacturing

    As a direct manufacturer of (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol, we supply this ingredient to a concentrated range of regulated industrial markets where its physical and chemical properties deliver clear functional and process advantages. Detailed below are established downstream applications, including technical integration in manufacturing workflows, compliance frameworks, process dosage guidance, and resulting end products across professional production environments.

    1. Personal Care Ingredients: Skin Care Formulation

    In industrial-scale formulation of personal care products, (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol plays a validated role as a skin-soothing agent. Major global brands formulate this ingredient into leave-on and rinse-off products where its calming and anti-irritant actions support claims for sensitive and after-treatment skin, including post-shave and baby care. The ingredient enters production at the blending stage following the aqueous and oil phase emulsification, balancing skin tolerance and performance. Manufacturers align usage with global cosmetic regulatory lists, especially when exporting to regions with differing allowable thresholds and labeling protocols.

    Industry compliance standards

    • EU Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 on Cosmetic Products
    • Cosmetic Ingredient Review (CIR) Safety Assessment Reports
    • U.S. FDA Voluntary Cosmetic Registration Program (VCRP)
    • China Hygienic Standard for Cosmetics 2015 (GB 7916)

    Typical usage ratio

    • 0.1–0.8% by weight; formulators adjust between 0.25% and 0.5% for high claim products or those for sensitive skin focus. Regulatory limitations or intended claims guide higher or lower end of range.

    Downstream process integration

    • Added during final emulsification stage or cool-down phase to maintain chemical stability; mixing with fragrance or actives before homogenization ensures even dispersal and minimizes loss through volatilization under heat.

    Final product types

    • Facial creams and lotions (sensitive, calming lines)
    • After-sun repair gels and sprays
    • Baby wipes and diaper creams
    • Post-shave balms and serums

    2. Oral Care Manufacturing: Toothpaste and Mouth Rinse

    Industrial oral care producers select (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol as a functional additive to help address oral tissue irritation and subtle flavor modulation. In toothpaste and mouth rinses, it contributes to user comfort and supports product claims for soothing action, especially in products targeting users with gum sensitivity. The ingredient gets introduced in the cooling stage after base paste formation to prevent loss during high-temperature mixing. Manufacturers must address compliance with specific flavor and safety standards set out by both international and local authorities.

    Industry compliance standards

    • ISO 16128-1:2016 Guidelines on technical definitions and criteria for natural and organic cosmetic ingredients
    • U.S. FDA Food Additive Status List – provided ingredient sourcing and purity justify inclusion
    • EU Cosmetic Products Regulation (CPR)
    • Japanese Standards of Quasi-drug Ingredients 2006 (JSQI)

    Typical usage ratio

    • 0.05–0.2% by total batch weight; higher concentrations reserved for products with intense soothing or anti-inflammatory claims, always respecting established taste-masking requirements and toxicological thresholds.

    Downstream process integration

    • Incorporation into homogenized slurry after main abrasive base and humectant addition, before final flavor and preservative blend. For mouth rinses, dissolved in alcohol/glycol component prior to aqueous dilution for even dispersion.

    Final product types

    • Fluoride or herbal toothpastes for sensitive teeth
    • Alcohol-free and sensitive mouthwashes
    • Plaque control gels for targeted application

    3. Pharmaceutical Manufacturing: Topical Dermatological Formulations

    In regulated pharmaceutical environments, manufacturers use (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol as a secondary excipient or supportive active in topical medications targeting inflammation, erythema, or minor wounds. Stability and skin permeation are managed through careful addition after critical API dispersion or emulsion formation steps. Strict GMP and pharmacopoeial requirements dictate quality, documentation, and concentration, especially when producing over-the-counter (OTC) or prescription skin preparations. Each batch must demonstrate consistent purity and bioactivity to pass QC release.

    Industry compliance standards

    • European Pharmacopoeia (Ph. Eur.) and US Pharmacopeia (USP)
    • ICH Q7 GMP for Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients
    • 21 CFR Part 211 cGMP for Finished Pharmaceuticals
    • EMA Guideline on Quality of Herbal Medicinal Products

    Typical usage ratio

    • 0.1–0.5% in ointments or gels, up to 1.0% in acute care wound dressings subject to toxicology review and national monograph approval. Formulators select level based on target skin application area and risk of sensitization.

    Downstream process integration

    • Integrated during cool-down mixing phase following active pharmaceutical compound dispersion; in certain emulsions, it enters after viscosity adjustment to facilitate bioactive carrier formulation.

    Final product types

    • Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory topical creams
    • First-aid ointments for burn, cut, or abrasion care
    • Prescription-grade dermatological gels targeting eczema or contact dermatitis

    4. Industrial Fragrance and Aroma Compounds Blending

    Manufacturers specializing in fragrance bases and industrial perfumery incorporate (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol as both a fixative and secondary aroma component, particularly in functional fragrance bases for toiletries and specialist home care items. Its faintly floral, peppery scent and stability in base notes enhance formulations requiring prolonged olfactory presence. The additive enters the compounding process during base note assembly and often after other volatile head notes are blended, minimizing loss through evaporation and ensuring quality control on aromatic profile consistency. Compliance requires robust documentation on ingredient traceability and adherence to IFRA and allergen labeling regimes.

    Industry compliance standards

    • International Fragrance Association (IFRA) Standards 2024
    • EU Regulation (EC) No 648/2004 (Detergents Regulation) for household fragrance-containing products
    • U.S. Household Product Labeling Act (for end-use exposure claims)
    • REACH registration for fragrance base ingredients (where applicable)

    Typical usage ratio

    • 0.05–0.15% in finished fragrance concentrates; higher concentrations in limited-edition signature blends, with upper limit set by allergen disclosure obligations and end-use exposure measures.

    Downstream process integration

    • Added at room temperature during primary base note formulation; careful sequence prevents degradation of sensitive odor compounds during subsequent compounding and bottling steps.

    Final product types

    • Shampoo and liquid soap fragrance bases
    • Household air freshener oil blends
    • Fabric conditioner aroma concentrates
    • Luxury personal fragrance (e.g., eau de cologne) bases

    5. Veterinary Topicals Production

    Specialty manufacturers in veterinary products deploy (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol as an active or adjunct in topical animal formulations where gentle skin compatibility is critical. Applications focus on non-irritant creams, sprays, and ointments addressing minor cuts, insect bites, and sensitive skin reactions in companion animals and livestock. Regulatory oversight in animal health products centers on GMP validation and safety assessment, ensuring both animal welfare and traceability for agricultural use. The raw material is introduced after main actives to maintain integrity during blending and to avoid interaction with volatile or heat-sensitive ingredients.

    Industry compliance standards

    • U.S. FDA Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM) Guidance
    • VICH GL guidelines for Veterinary Pharmaceuticals
    • Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) standards
    • EU Regulation (EC) No 726/2004 for Veterinary Medicinal Products

    Typical usage ratio

    • 0.05–0.2% in dermal products for routine use; higher inclusion (up to 0.5%) subject to proof of tolerance in target species and relevant veterinary toxicology checks.

    Downstream process integration

    • Mixed in the cool-down phase after main bioactive agents, using low-shear blending to preserve volatile aroma profile and avoid interaction with antibiotics or insecticides present in complex formulations.

    Final product types

    • Dermal sprays for canine and equine use
    • Protective ointments for livestock abrasion care
    • Pet shampoos for sensitive skin
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    More Introduction

    Unlocking the Potential of (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol: From Extraction to Application

    Bringing True Quality to Bisabolol Production

    Years in the chemical manufacturing industry have taught us that achieving consistency and quality with natural ingredients isn’t just a technical procedure—it’s a commitment built by experience. Our journey with (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol began long before the cosmetic and pharmaceutical sectors caught onto its promise. As a terpene alcohol, extracted primarily from the oil of German chamomile and the Candeia tree, (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol carries a long record of safe use, tracing its roots through centuries of traditional remedies. Yet, producing it in a form that satisfies today’s high standards takes more than tradition. Our facilities focus on refining extraction and purification to a level where we see batch after batch measuring up to clear expectations: content of the main isomer above 95%, minimized residual solvents, and low peroxide values for real oxidative stability.

    We invest heavily in the technical side of production. Chromatographic techniques, careful temperature and pressure control, in-line monitoring, and validated cleaning steps remove the guesswork. Every drum leaving our site reflects a behind-the-scenes dedication—the odor stays mild and pleasant, the fluid clarity consistently water-white, and the product remains non-crystallizing down to subzero storage, which is highly valued by formulators. That’s the mark of well-managed extraction and purification.

    Purity Isn’t Negotiable—And Here’s Why

    There’s no cutting corners in the high-end cosmetics market, and the same goes for pharmaceuticals. Both industries demand ingredients backed by scientific research, full traceability, and, above all, purity. Our specification sheet confirms that we manufacture (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol at a minimum optical purity of 99%. What this means for users becomes obvious in actual applications. Only the right enantiomer fits into biological pathways that help calm skin or reduce irritation. Subtle differences in isomeric content become very real in the finished product’s performance.

    Cheaper, racemic bisabolol—common on the market—brings inconsistent aroma, unpredictable biological results, and issues with labeling in regulated industries. We stick to producing the naturally occurring, (-) isomer, which is supported by historical data and verified by modern studies, including its proven anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and skin-soothing activities.

    Specifications That Matter to Formulators

    Technical managers and product developers ask for real specs, because what’s on the drum tells the story of what’s inside their cream or ointment. Our product comes as a clear, colorless to pale yellow oily liquid. Specific rotation runs between -66° and -75°, reaffirming the right-handedness of our isomer. The acid value rarely approaches even 0.5 mg KOH/g, which preserves stability and compatibility with sensitive actives in both personal care and medicated formulations. Moisture remains negligible, preventing microbe growth and avoiding impact on water-sensitive components in downstream manufacturing.

    Every lot undergoes testing for heavy metals, with actual lead, arsenic, and mercury contents far below regulatory limits. This allows trusting integration into premium baby products or therapies designed for compromised skin. Many formulators grew frustrated by variable oxidized notes or yellowing over time; our controlled peroxide and aldehyde contents mean the scent never overruns the mixture, and color stays unnoticeable in clear gels or lotions.

    Real World Use: What Sets This Apart

    People in this industry see hundreds of specialty ingredients, but (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol keeps showing up on label panels because it solves genuine problems. For customers developing skin serums for redness or shaving products with strong actives, adding our bisabolol gives immediate benefits: it strengthens barrier function, actively soothes irritation, and stands up to both cold and heat in transit or storage. We see repeat partnerships with formulators who require long shelf life, consistent texture, and stability under light.

    Unlike some plant-based components that may cause allergy or trigger regulatory headaches, (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol stands out for its established safety. Regulatory filings—from food additives to drugs—cite extensive toxicology supporting its use at low concentrations in leave-on and rinse-off products. Customers appreciate the absence of regulatory flags in global markets, smoothing paths to product registration across continents.

    We also cut down formulation headaches by making sure our product dissolves easily in both natural oils and synthetics, allowing for easy scaling from lab to production volumes. In color cosmetics, it minimizes pigment clumping, improving spread and feel. In sunscreens and after-sun products, its photostability makes a big difference—nobody wants discoloration or scent shift after a few weeks on shelf. Ultimately, our batch-to-batch uniformity shrinks the need for reformulation every time a new delivery arrives.

    Why We Don’t Just Offer Another Commodity

    The difference between a bulk supplier and a committed manufacturer is seen most clearly when issues arise. Impurities often come from rushed processing or low-grade starting material, leading to instability or trace solvent residues. We source raw material from vetted partners with long-standing, sustainable harvesting programs. This commitment keeps environmental impacts lower and provides access to steady supplies, even when market prices fluctuate or local conditions change.

    Every process step is mapped out by internal documentation and improved using historical production data. This detailed record-keeping “lives” in our facility—it isn’t something farmed out to a generic producer halfway across the globe. We maintain full control, from reception and identity confirmation of botanical feedstocks through to high-purity distillation, packaging, and tracked shipments. That means, if a customer calls about a batch’s characteristic or a formulation requirement, our technical and QA staff have the answers close at hand—not a weeks-long trail of emails to overseas suppliers.

    Sustainability Focus, Not Just Talk

    Markets have changed. Sustainability now matters as much as product purity. Resource-intensive and chemically harsh bisabolol production methods created long-standing issues—deforestation, soil erosion, and unclear supply chains. Years of work with partners in South America let us select Candeia sources with robust replanting and habitat conservation programs, balancing extraction with regeneration.

    Modern extraction lines in our facility have cut solvent usage substantially, with closed-loop recovery systems that slash environmental emissions. By investing in on-site water treatment and integrating waste biomass into local agricultural feed, we made environmental compliance straightforward—not just for us but for our downstream customers presenting full ingredient traceability to their own eco-conscious buyers.

    Backing Up Claims With Analytical Rigor

    Every production run gets full traceability, with documentation posted or shipped on request. Our analytical lab uses chiral gas chromatography to guarantee stereoisomeric composition. We run high-resolution mass spectrometry and FTIR on each lot, ensuring no trace pesticides or unexpected byproducts sneak in. Customers with their own in-house labs often request split samples for testing—every time, our numbers line up with independent verification.

    Within the cosmetics industry, ingredient validation remains a key value. Brands building trust among consumers seek suppliers who back each sample with analytical data—not just a “certificate of analysis,” but actual measured results. Keeping our testing methods aligned with emerging ISO standards moves us beyond minimum requirements, satisfying both established and entry markets with robust scientific backing.

    Comparing (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol With Synthetic and Racemic Alternatives

    A question that comes up often is, what’s the difference between our biosourced (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol and the widely available racemic or synthetic versions? The answer matters both for regulatory compliance and for true performance. Synthetic bisabolol can contain a mix of isomers—sometimes all four possible stereoisomers. Only one, the (-) or “levorotatory” form, matches the biological pathways shown in clinical literature to deliver the best soothing effect.

    Many cosmetic claims fall short because they use raw material with less than 50% of the biologically active isomer. This dilutes not just label claims but perceived effectiveness, especially in products meant for delicate or compromised skin. Synthetic versions may also carry trace amounts of process residuals or metal catalysts, which add extra quality control steps for formulators concerned about end-user safety. We receive feedback from developers who have switched after experiencing inconsistency and issues with regulatory submissions due to unclear sourcing or isomer composition.

    Cost can tempt some users toward mass-produced, racemic bisabolol, but large volume buyers in Europe, North America, and Asia now ask for verified natural origin and clear documentation supporting the (-) isomer’s exclusive use. Consumers are more label-savvy; many seek “iso-certified” status and thoroughly review documentation before launching new cosmeceutical or over-the-counter products.

    Applications Driving Innovation

    Increasingly, downstream manufacturers adapt (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol for applications beyond traditional skincare balms. In our experience, well-designed topical pharmaceuticals for burns, acne, and eczema now rely on this ingredient’s established anti-reddening and bacteriostatic properties. Veterinary wound ointments, baby rash creams, and anti-chafing sports products also benefit from the calming, speed-to-effect profile that consistently meets both user and regulatory demands.

    Product formulators share results of stability trials under high humidity or temperature because not every emollient ingredient holds up to global distribution stress. Our technical support team regularly coaches partners through cold and hot stability challenges, relying on our historical batch records and internal knowledge to answer site-specific formulation questions. Maintaining organoleptic qualities—no off-notes or color shift—over years of shelf life takes more than luck. Our continuous feedback loop with both users and specialized labs helps us keep improving both process and purity targets.

    Supporting Customer Innovation: Beyond Supply

    We don’t just supply a barrel and send an invoice. Product and application development teams need answers to detailed questions, whether for new lotion launches or regulatory filings in new geographies. Our technical support tracks not just the product itself but finished product outcomes in emulsions, gels, oils, and multiphase dispersions. Practical advice on melting, blending, and storage conditions removes friction from both R&D and full-scale production troubleshooting.

    We get calls daily about how (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol interacts with new delivery systems, whether for nanoemulsions, slow-release actives, or hybrid fragrance-stable balms. Our experience brings real, tested advice—not generic answers—to questions about shelf life and compatibility. This builds trust and keeps customers coming back for development help, not just raw material restocks.

    Meeting Ever-Stricter Regulatory Demands

    Every market shift brings new regulatory scrutiny. In the European Union, for example, the need for precise INCI naming, allergen declarations, and purity proofs has grown. On the other side of the world, Asia-Pacific buyers ask for halal or vegan certification and full pesticide residue documentation. By operating our own analytical and documentation center, we stay ahead of these trends, providing paperwork that satisfies local authorities without third-party delays or compliance gaps.

    Our regulatory expertise—built through years of supporting audits, responding to risk assessments, and providing hands-on support during customer inspections—reduces launch delays and ensures confidence in the most demanding regulated fields. By staying close to every process stage, we ensure every customer gets trusted, trouble-free documentation for their own peace of mind.

    Far Beyond Just Ingredient Supply

    The companies that thrive know where their ingredients come from and understand their value beyond price alone. The right (-)-Alpha-Bisabolol means smoother launches, fewer regulatory surprises, and products that actually deliver what they promise to the end user. Our long-standing expertise, combined with investment in purity and sustainability, enables formulations that take full advantage of what this remarkable ingredient offers—without the headaches of unexplained variation or risk.

    For us, each customer relationship matters because trust, once earned, carries forward to the next innovation—the next formulation, the next regulatory challenge, the next end-user success story. That’s how we see manufacturing: a process built on real knowledge, diligent care, and ongoing commitment to the industries and communities we support.