Carthamus-tinctorius

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Common name - Safflower

Botanical name - Carthamus-tinctorius

Family - Asteraceae/Compositae

CAS No - 223749-52-8

Chemical Composition - % Bacosides, % Flavanoids & % Alkaloids

Test Method - HPLC

Product Description -

Safflower is an annual herbaceous plant that typically grows to a height of 30-150 cm. It features bright yellow, orange, or red flower heads, and is primarily cultivated for its seeds, which yield safflower oil. Historically, safflower petals were used as a natural dye and a substitute for saffron.

Applications - Applications:- Used in cosmetics for skin whitening, anti-aging, and hydration. - Incorporated in traditional medicine for improving blood circulation and reducing inflammation. - Utilized in food products, especially safflower oil, for its heart-healthy properties. - Studied for its potential in treating conditions like dermatitis and promoting skin health.

Benefits - Benefits:- Contains antioxidants that neutralize free radicals. - Supports cardiovascular health by lowering cholesterol. - Improves blood flow and may aid in stroke recovery. - Provides anti-inflammatory and skin-protecting properties.

Shelf Life - The extract has a shelf life of two years when stored away from sunlight.

Packing and Storage - Packing is available as fine powder in sealed containers. 1kg-5kgs plastic bag inside with aluminum foil bag outside. Net Weight: 20kgs-25kgs/paper-drum. - Storage - Should be kept in a cool, dry area, away from direct sunlight and heat.