Camphor is white solid, crystal powder with very aromatic smell.

It is used medicinally in massage compounds, lip salve, soaps, cosmetics and deodorant preparations, and inhalants.

It is synthetic grade camphor.

It is a terpenoid with the chemical formula C10H16O.

Alcanfor, Camphora, Camphre, Camphre de Laurier, Camphre Gomme, Camphrier, Cemphire, dl-Camphor, dl-Camphre, Formosa Camphor, Gum Camphor, Kampfer, Karpoora, Karpuram, Laurel Camphor, Spirit of Camphor, 2-Bornanone, 2-Camphanone,

Camphor repels insects, moths, and is very durable against the erosion of salt air. In days gone by, it was used by sailors to moth-proof their clothes. The camphor mixed in oil bases is an agent which eases bruises, inflammations, and joint pains.

Camphor has a mild action similar to a local anesthetic. Camphor can easily be added during manufacturing to add a cooling effect to a product.

Frequently used to relieve muscular aches and pains, insect bites, local skin irritation and as a mild odorant.

It is used as Perfumery ingredient in soaps, cosmetics and Deodorant preparations, and in a few Ayurvedic Preparations that requires camphoraceous odor.

This camphor is used in shaving creams, hair products, and any personal care product that needs to cool the skin.

Safety Info:

Keep out of the reach of children. For external use only if properly diluted. Flammable. CAS#76-22-