Pink Lotus Oil Certificate of Analysis

1. Product Identification:

Product Name:                

Pink Lotus Absolute

Botanical Name:            

Nelumbo nucifera

Synonyms:

Nelumbium speciosum (Willd.), Nelumbium nelumbo, Nelumbo speciosa

INCI Name:

Nelumbium speciosum (lotus) flower extract

CAS #:                           

8024-05-3

Country of Origin:          

India

2. Classification:

UN No. 1169: Extracts, Aromatic, Liquid   

Guide 127: Polar/Water Miscible; Flammable                    

3. Hazardous Ingredients Information:

N/A

4. Physical & Chemical Properties:

Appearance:                   

Pale yellow to dark reddish viscous liquid.

Odor:                              

Characteristic exotic floral slightly herbaceous odor.

Solubility:

Soluble in alcohol and oils. Insoluble in water.

Extraction Method:

Solvent extraction of the flowers

Constituents:

Linalool, benzyl acetate, trans-trans-α-farnesene, benzyl salicylate, palmitic acid

5. Fire/Explosion Hazard:

Flash Point:  90 °C

Flammable liquid. Will ignite if overheated.

6. Reactivity/Stability Data:

Reactivity: Stable at room temperature. Always avoid contact with strong oxidizing agents, alkali and acids. Does not react with water.

Decomposition: Essential oils are naturally high in volatile organic compounds (VOCs).  

When heated to decomposition, the smoke from burning essential oils may contain potential carcinogens, such as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs).

7. Toxicological Properties/Information:

None are known.

8. CAUTION:

LD₅₀ of most oils or their main components are 0.5 – 10 g/kg (oral or dermal test).

The internal use of essential oils should be fully avoided during pregnancy; some can be abortifacients in dose 0.5 – 10 ml.

Because of their concentrated nature, essential oils should not be applied directly to the skin in their undiluted or "neat" form. Some can cause severe irritation or provoke an allergic reaction. Instead, essential oil should be applied with a plants oils or other fats (carrier oil), such as olive, hazelnut, or any other "soft" oil. Common ratio of oil disbursed in carrier oil is 0.5 – 5% and depends on its purpose.

Some essential oils are photo-sensitizers, increasing the skin's reaction to sunlight and making it more likely to burn.

If you have sensitive skin, epilepsy, heart or kidney problems, or any serious medical condition, do not use essential oils unless advised by a physician or medical professional that it is safe.

Certain essential oils can be toxic to domestic animals – especially cats.

9. Preventive Data:

Spillage: Absorb spills, cover with an inert, non-combustible, inorganic absorbent material, and remove to an approved disposal container.

Fire: Recommended extinguishing media – CO₂, foam and dry chemicals. DO NOT use direct water jet on burning material.

Environment: Keep away from drains, surface and ground water.

Storage: Store in cool, dry, well ventilated area protected in tightly closed container away from sources of ignition, heat and light or direct sunlight. Keep air contact to minimum.

10. First Aid Measures:

Eye contact: Flush with water for at least 15 minutes. Call physician if irritation persists.

Inhalation: Remove to fresh air. Avoid casual breathing.

Ingestion: Rinse mouth and consult a physician immediately. Never-give anything by mouth if victim is unconscious, is rapidly-losing consciousness, or is convulsing.

Skin contact: Remove contaminated clothing. Wash with soap and plenty of water.

11. Individual Protection:

Always use a safety goggles.

Handle in a well ventilated area, and avoid breathing in vapor directly by using a vapor respirator.

Always avoid skin contact with concentrated product by wearing a lab overall and chemical resistant or surgical gloves.