Katyani Exports

Blue Chamomile Oil is a calming, richly colored oil made by steam distilling the flowers of Matricaria recutita (German Chamomile), a small daisy‑like plant in the Asteraceae family. The plant is recognized for its delicate feathery leaves and white petals with yellow centers. The oil is famous for its deep blue color which comes from a natural compound called chamazulene that forms during distillation. Its scent is sweet, herbal and slightly fruity, with a warm, soothing quality. Because of its unique color and gentle fragrance, Blue Chamomile Essential Oil is valued in aromatherapy and cosmetics

Pumpkin Seed Oil, Oil-Soluble Cosmetic Grade is a 100% pure and natural carrier oil obtained from pumpkin seeds using a cold-pressed extraction process. The oil is unrefined and retains its natural characteristics, making it suitable for cosmetic and personal care formulations.

This oil is oil-soluble and insoluble in water, and is commonly used as a base oil in the formulation of creams, lotions, serums, hair oils, balms, and massage oils. It blends well with other carrier oils and cosmetic ingredients and can be incorporated into emulsions with the use of appropriate emulsifiers.

The product is free from added colors, fragrances, preservatives, and mineral oils. It is intended for cosmetic manufacturing, formulation, and personal care applications.

Citrata essential oil is derived from Pelargonium citratum (often referred to as Pelargonium graveolens var. citratum), a member of the Geraniaceae family. This aromatic perennial is widely cultivated for its fragrant leaves, which release a distinct lemon-like scent due to their high citronellol and geraniol content. The plant typically grows as a bushy shrub with lobed, velvety leaves and small pink to purple flowers. Botanically, it thrives in well-drained soils under warm climates, and its essential oil is obtained through steam distillation of the foliage. The oil’s profile reflects the plant’s adaptive resilience and its rich composition of monoterpenes and alcohols, making it notable in traditional practices and perfumery.

• Botanical name: Matricaria recutita (syn. Matricaria chamomilla)

• Family: Asteraceae

• Plant part used: Flower heads

• Extraction method: Steam distillation

• Appearance: Dark blue to bluish‑green liquid (from chamazulene formed during distillation)

• Aroma: Sweet, herbaceous, warm, with fruity/apple‑like undertones