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Nagarmotha Essential Oil

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Nagarmotha Essential Oil (Cyperus scariosus): Steam Distilled Earthy Woody Oil for Attars, Perfumery, Incense and Hair Oil Blends

Nagarmotha Essential Oil, also sold as cypriol oil, is steam distilled from the roots and tubers of Cyperus scariosus, with a deep, earthy, woody, smoky and spicy aroma. It is used as a base note in attars, perfumes, incense, soaps, diffusers and herbal hair oils. It is a pale yellow to amber, medium-consistency liquid with a two year shelf life, and COA and MSDS are available on request.

Nagarmotha Essential Oil is the aromatic oil recovered from the roots and tubers of the nagarmotha plant by steam distillation. RV Organica’s Nagarmotha Essential Oil is an Indian-origin, pale yellow to amber liquid with a rich, grounding scent, packed at our facility in Nimbri, Panipat, Haryana, and offered in sizes from 50 ml to 10 kg.

What is nagarmotha essential oil and how is it made?

Nagarmotha is a sedge that grows in damp ground across India, and its tubers have been used in Indian perfumery and incense for centuries. The roots and tubers are harvested, cleaned and distilled with steam. The steam carries the volatile aroma compounds away, and when it cools, the oil separates from the water and is collected. No solvents are used. The same oil is called cypriol in the international perfume trade, and the two names refer to the same material.

Nagarmotha is often confused with its relative Cyperus rotundus, commonly called nut grass, whose roots give a related but different oil. Our oil is from Cyperus scariosus. Our specification lists cyperene at 15 to 25 percent and α-cyperone at 10 to 20 percent, along with seychellene and patchoulenone. These sesquiterpene compounds give nagarmotha its deep, earthy-woody character and a smoky, slightly spicy sweetness. The COA for your batch shows its exact composition.

What does nagarmotha essential oil smell like?

Nagarmotha smells deep, earthy and woody, with a smoky, slightly leathery, spicy character and a sweet, dry-earth finish like rain on warm soil. It is darker and smokier than vetiver and less sweet than patchouli. It is a grounding, long-lasting base note that gives a blend weight and character, which is why it features in traditional Indian attars and modern oud-style, woody and oriental perfumes.

How do you use nagarmotha essential oil in perfumery and attars?

Nagarmotha is a base note and a fixative, so it slows the fading of lighter ingredients. It blends well with vetiver, patchouli, sandalwood, cedarwood, frankincense, rose, jasmine and oudh. Use it in attar-style compositions, roll-ons, solid perfumes and incense blends, and explore our attars collection for ideas on traditional blending. The scent is strong, so build blends in small steps and let them rest before judging the result.

How do you use nagarmotha essential oil in hair oils and body oils?

Always dilute nagarmotha oil before it touches the skin or scalp. It dissolves in alcohol and fixed oils but not in water, so mix it into a carrier oil first. The right ratio depends on how much you are making and where it will be used, and our essential oil dilution calculator works it out for you. Once diluted, it gives herbal hair oils, massage oils and body oils a warm, earthy, traditional fragrance. Do a patch test first and avoid direct sunlight on treated skin.

How do you use nagarmotha essential oil in a diffuser?

Add one or two drops to a diffuser for a deep, grounding, incense-like aroma. It suits meditation corners, yoga spaces, prayer rooms and quiet evenings. Because the scent is strong and the oil is medium in consistency, use a small amount, and clean the diffuser regularly. It combines well with sandalwood and frankincense for a classic temple-style blend.

Can you use nagarmotha essential oil in soap and candles?

Yes. In soap and body care bases, add it at the level your formulation recommends. The oil is pale yellow to amber, so it can lightly tint pale bases. In candles, test a small batch first, because deep earthy oils can behave differently in wax and scent throw changes with wax type and wick size.

What are the specifications of nagarmotha essential oil?

The botanical name is Cyperus scariosus and the CAS number is 72869-69-3. The oil has a relative density of 0.965 at 25°C, a refractive index of 1.508, a flash point above 85°C, an acid value of up to 3.0 mg KOH/g and moisture content of up to 0.5 percent. It is a liquid of medium consistency, pale yellow to amber, with a characteristic earthy, woody, smoky and spicy odour. The shelf life is two years, and the oil is soluble in alcohol and fixed oils and insoluble in water.

How should you store nagarmotha essential oil?

Keep the bottle tightly closed in a cool, dark place away from heat and direct sunlight. Cool storage may thicken the oil slightly, and gentle warming in a bowl of warm water restores its flow. Close the cap straight after each use. Stored well, the oil keeps its quality for the full two year shelf life.

Is nagarmotha essential oil safe to use?

Nagarmotha essential oil is for external use only. Do not ingest it. Always dilute it in a carrier oil before applying it to the skin or scalp, do a patch test first, and avoid direct sunlight on treated skin. Keep it away from children and pets, and avoid use during pregnancy. If you are nursing or have any medical condition, consult a doctor before use. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Can you buy nagarmotha essential oil in bulk?

Yes. The oil is available in 50 ml, 100 ml, 500 ml, 1 kg, 5 kg and 10 kg packs, which suits home users, perfumers, attar makers and manufacturers. COA and MSDS can be requested for each batch. For wholesale or private label enquiries, write to info@rvorganica.com.

About RV Organica

RV Organica is the brand of RV International, an essential oil manufacturer in India based at Nimbri, Panipat, Haryana 132104. Our work is backed by ISO 22000, Halal, Kosher, HACCP and MSME registration. For questions about this oil or bulk supply, contact us at info@rvorganica.com or +91 8937003005

Product NameNagarmotha Essential Oil
Botanical NameCyperus scariosus
CAS No72869-69-3
Country of OriginIndia
F.E.M.A #Not Assigned
Specific Gravity0.965 g/ml
Moisture Content≤ 0.5%
Refractive Index1.508
Flash Point>85°C
Acid Value≤ 3.0 mg KOH/g
Relative Density0.965 g/ml @ 25°C
FormLiquid
ConsistencyMedium
Shelf Life2 Years
Packaging TypeAs Per Requirement
Extraction or Processing MethodSteam Distillation from Nagarmotha (Cypriol) Roots & Tubers
SolubilitySoluble in Alcohol & Fixed Oils, Insoluble in Water
Color & OdorPale Yellow to Amber; Characteristic Earthy, Woody, Smoky, Spicy Scent
Major ConstituentsCyperene (15–25%), α-Cyperone (10–20%), Seychellene, Patchoulenone, Rotundene
Blends WithVetiver, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Cedarwood, Frankincense, Rose, Jasmine, Oud
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MSDSView MSDS

CAUTION: It is meant only for external use. Do a patch skin test before applying it to your skin. Dilute it before topical application. Avoid direct exposure to sunlight. Pregnant women should consult a doctor before using it.

FAQs

What is nagarmotha essential oil used for?

It’s commonly used in perfumery, hair oils, and incense for its deep, earthy, and slightly smoky aroma.

Can nagarmotha oil be used in hair care?

Yes, it’s used to promote scalp cleanliness and reduce excess oil when added to hair oils.

Is nagarmotha oil used in natural perfumes?

Yes, nagarmotha oil is used in natural perfumes for its deep, earthy, and slightly smoky scent, often serving as a grounding base note in botanical fragrance blends.


Can nagarmotha be used in massage oils?

Yes, when diluted, it adds a warm, earthy scent and may help soothe the body.

What blends well with nagarmotha oil?

It pairs well with vetiver, sandalwood, patchouli, and frankincense.

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