Cinnamyl Propionate

Cinnamyl Propionate - An Overview

Cinnamyl Propionate is an aromatic ester in high demand in the flavour and fragrance sector due to its multifaceted sensory attributes. It transitions between fruity and spicy, having a scent that is similar to summer fruits, bubble gum, and grape soda with a warm balsamic background. Its stability and pleasant organoleptic properties make it a staple in the production of flavours in red fruit, as well as floral-oriental fragrances.

Botany:-

Cinnamyl Propionate is primarily produced via synthetic esterification; not directly extracted from botanical sources in contrast to the essential oils produced by direct extraction of the biomass. Although its predecessors, such as cinnamyl alcohol, are naturally occurring (such as in Cinnamon or Styrax resins), the propionate ester is produced by an exact synthesis in the industry. It guarantees the high purity needed to produce consistent flavouring, perfumery, and personal care products.

Cinnamyl Propionate Benefits

• It offers a complex, fruity-spicy aroma that enhances the fragrance compounds.
• It acts as a fixative in fragrance formulations and contributes to the retention of lighter floral and fruity perfume scents.
• It enhances the mouth feel and taste of fruit confectionery and beverages.
• It is very stable in different chemical preparations, such as soaps and detergents.

Cinnamyl Propionate Uses

• It is widely used in the food industry to add cherry, grape, plum, and punch-flavoured drinks and candies.
• It is used as a heart to base note in rose, jasmine, and hyacinth accords to provide a spicy-balsamic warmth.
• It is added to lotions, creams and shampoos, giving them a classy, long-lasting fragrance.
• It is sometimes used in special oral care products to deliver an exclusive sweet-spice taste.

Product Variations

Aromaaz International provides related aromatic compounds like Cinnamyl Acetate, Cinnamyl Butyrate, and Cinnamaldehyde to offer industries a complete range of cinnamon-derived aroma materials.

Cinnamyl Propionate Blends Well with

Cinnamyl Propionate is blends well with citrus oils (Orange, Bergamot), spice oils (Clove, Cassia), and floral absolutes (Rose, Ylang-Ylang). It also mixes well with balsamic resins such as Benzoin and Styrax and fruity esters such as Ethyl Butyrate.

A Word of Caution

• Do not come into direct contact with skin and eyes; it can cause slight irritation.
• Use in a well-ventilated environment to avoid exposure to high levels of vapour.
• Do not store near strong oxidising substances and open flames, even though it has a high flash point.

Storage Instructions

• Store Cinnamyl Propionate in a tight-capped, airtight container.
• Store it in dry, dark and cool areas.
• The right storage inhibits oxidation and guarantees the preservation of its aromatic and chemical properties.

Global Supplier of Cinnamyl Propionate

Aromaaz International is a trusted global exporter of good-quality Cinnamyl Propionate to manufacturers and industrial purchasers all over the world. Our products are marketed to quite a number of countries, and they include the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, Spain, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Brazil, Japan, South Korea, China, Thailand, Egypt, Poland, Romania, Vietnam and Nigeria, among other foreign nations.

Aromaaz International offers the customers the good quality oils, logistics and customer services, whereby the customers require a good supply of Cinnamyl Propionate that can be used in flavour, fragrance and industrial purposes.

Documents Available on Request

• Certificate of Analysis (CoA): Specifics of the product, such as purity and chemical composition.
• Gas Chromatography (GC): Analytical profile of the compound.
• Mass Spectrometry (MS): Detailed molecular structure analysis and the amount of the constituents.