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Benzoin Resinoid - Styrax benzoin
ResinoidOil-soluble

Benzoinresinoïde - Styrax benzoin

Styrax benzoin · Styracaceae · Botanical profile

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Specifications

Botanical name
Styrax benzoin · profile
Family
Styracaceae
Common names
Benzoin, Gum Benjamin, Sumatra Benzointree, Benzointree, Gum Benjamin-Tree, Onycha
Synonyms
Styrax benjuifer, Styrax dealbata
Form
Resinoid
Solubility
Oil-soluble
INCI
Styrax Benzoin Extract
CAS
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INCI status
INCI by naming convention (not in CosIng)
Applications
Incense
SKU
23505-RSN-STBEN-100G
Documents
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Product details

Benzoin is a naturally aromatic resin with a warm, sweet, balsamic fragrance. Its rich and comforting aroma makes it a popular ingredient in perfumery, aromatherapy, and personal care formulations. The resulting brown, viscous resinoid is valued for its fragrance profile, fixative properties, and traditional botanical applications.

Botanical Name: Styrax benzoin

Product form : Viscous Liquid

Blends With: Cinnamon, Cypress, Bergamot, Black Pepper, Jasmine, Juniper Berry, Lavender, Frankincense, Ginger, Lemon, Myrrh, Petitgrain, Rose, Sweet Marjoram, Rosemary, and other essential oils.

Extraction Method: Solvent extraction using benzyl benzoate

Key Constituents: Cinnamic Acid, Benzyl Cinnamate, Benzoic Acid, Methyl Cinnamate, and other naturally occurring aromatic compounds.

Uses of Benzoin Resinoid

  • Widely used in fine fragrance and perfumery formulations
  • Used in aromatherapy and natural fragrance blends
  • Used in skincare creams, lotions, and other personal care formulations
  • Valued for its natural fixative properties in fragrance compositions
  • Traditionally appreciated for its astringent and soothing properties
  • Used in formulations where antimicrobial and skin-conditioning properties are desired

Traditional uses do not necessarily indicate clinically proven therapeutic effects