Fragrance materials
›
Tagetes Erecta Oil
Tagetes Erecta Oil
Naturals
Heart Note
CAS 90131-43-4
Green, herbaceous and fruity-apple with a bitter, marigold-like undertone; close to Tagetes minuta oil but prohibited by IFRA.
Open in the interactive index
Odor profile
Note
Heart Note
Descriptor 1
Green
Descriptor 2
Herbal
Descriptor 3
Fruity
Identification
CAS Number 90131-43-4 CAS 2 8016-84-0 INCI Name Tagetes Erecta Flower Oil Category Naturals Botanical Name Tagetes erecta L.
Synonyms
African marigold oil, Aztec marigold oil, Mexican marigold oil, Tagetes erecta flower oil, Tagetes erecta absolute, Big marigold oil
Physical and chemical data
Appearance
Yellow to orange-brown liquid
Regulatory status
IFRA maximum concentrations
Category Use Limit in the finished product
Category 1
Lip products, toys
Prohibited
Category 2
Deodorants, antiperspirants
Prohibited
Category 3
Eye products
Prohibited
Category 4
Fine fragrance
Prohibited
Category 5A
Body lotion
Prohibited
Category 5B
Face cream
Prohibited
Category 5C
Hand cream
Prohibited
Category 5D
Baby creams, oils
Prohibited
Category 6
Oral care, mouthwash
Prohibited
Category 7A
Rinse-off hair products
Prohibited
Category 7B
Leave-on hair products
Prohibited
Category 8
Intimate and baby wipes
Prohibited
Category 9
Soap, shampoo, rinse-off
Prohibited
Category 10A
Household care, hand contact
Prohibited
Category 10B
Aerosol air fresheners
Prohibited
Category 11A
Intended skin contact
Prohibited
Category 11B
Minimal skin contact
Prohibited
Category 12
No skin contact, candles
Prohibited
IFRA Amendment 49 Restriction Type Prohibition Critical Effect Phototoxicity Specification Prohibition applies to Tagetes erecta (African marigold) oil and absolute. Tagetes patula and Tagetes minuta oils and absolutes are permitted under Restriction / Specification - see Tagetes Minuta Oil, Tagetes Patula Absolute.
All figures on this page are guide values collected from public
reference works and supplier declarations. They differ between batches, origins and qualities.
The data sheet of your own supplier is always the authoritative document for the material you
actually use.