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Volatile aromatic compounds in essential oils
Essential oil refers to the general term for volatile aromatic substances obtained from the processing and extraction of spice plants or fragrance secreting animals.
Essential oil refers to the general term for volatile aromatic substances obtained from the processing and extraction of spice plants or fragrance secreting animals. Typically, essential oils are volatile aromatic compounds extracted from plant parts such as flowers, leaves, roots, seeds, fruits, bark, resin, and wood cores using methods such as steam distillation, cold pressing, liposuction, or solvent extraction. Essential oils are divided into diluted (compound essential oil) and undiluted (single essential oil), such as clove essential oil. Essential oils have strong volatility and will quickly evaporate upon contact with air, so they must be stored in dark bottles that can be sealed.
On October 18, 2020, the "Medical Grade Skincare Cream (Cream, Oil)" and "Medical Grade Essential Oil Skincare Soap" standard courses jointly initiated by the Aromatherapy Industry Branch (COMQ) of the China Association for Traditional Chinese Medicine Research and Development and the Beauty Industry Branch of the National Health Industry Enterprise Management Association were launched at the Beijing National Convention Center, and the first working meeting of the standard research group was held. At the launch ceremony, industry leaders awarded certificates to participating companies such as Poly Aroma Pharmaceutical Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. and awarded bronze medals to the participating units.
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