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Betel Leaf Essential Oil

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Rs. 799.00

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Betel Leaf Essential Oil

Betel Leaf Essential Oil is steam-distilled from the fresh leaves of Piper betle, the paan leaf grown across India and woven into its culture for centuries. The oil is sharp, warm and green, with a peppery, faintly medicinal spice quite unlike anything else in the range – the fresh smell of the leaf itself rather than a flower.

Its natural home is perfumery, where it works as a distinctive top note in spicy and oriental compositions, and where very few suppliers anywhere in the world can offer it at all, which is a large part of its appeal. Betel leaf oil is a strong aromatic material whose composition varies by chemotype, so it should always be used within IFRA limits, and its constituents confirmed, before any contact with skin. Raasa Oils distils it in India and supplies it from 50 ml through to 10 kg, with COA and MSDS downloadable on this page.

Betel Leaf Essential Oil Benefits

Green, Spicy Aroma

The scent is unmistakable – sharp, warm and green, with a peppery, faintly medicinal spice that stands apart from the florals and citruses filling the category. It is the fresh smell of a betel leaf rather than the sweetness of a flower, and anyone who knows paan recognises it the moment the bottle opens.

Rare Material

Very few suppliers anywhere distil betel leaf oil, which makes it a genuinely uncommon material to build a fragrance around. For a perfumer after something distinctive and unmistakably Indian, a sharp green spice note like this one is far harder to find than another citrus, another rose, or another lavender.

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Bright Top Note

Betel leaf sits at the top of a composition, lifting and sharpening a heavier accord with a fresh, peppery green edge. A very small proportion is all it takes, and it pairs naturally with the clove, cinnamon, eucalyptus and peppermint in your blends-with row for a warm, spicy, oriental character.

Distinctive Note

In incense, agarbatti and home-fragrance blends, its sharp green spice cuts through a space in a way a soft floral never manages. It reads as fresh, herbal and unusual rather than sweet, and it carries the scent people associate with a fresh paan leaf into a product that fills a room.

Betel Leaf Essential Oil Uses

Perfume Industry

Betel leaf is a distinctive top note in perfumes, colognes, attars and spicy oriental accords, adding a fresh green lift that heavier materials cannot. It blends with clove, cinnamon and woody bases, and a small proportion gives a composition a sharp, memorable, unmistakably Indian character.

Incense & Agarbatti

Incense sticks, cones, dhoop and resin blends all take betel leaf oil for a fresh, green, peppery spice that stands out among sweeter woods and resins. It is a natural fit for an Indian incense range, where the paan-leaf association is recognised and valued, and where a little goes a long way through a blend.

Candle Making

Soy, paraffin and beeswax candles, along with room sprays and diffuser blends, all use betel leaf oil for a sharp herbal-green character that reads as fresh and distinctive rather than sweet. It suits a spice-led or botanical home range, and gives a candle a scent almost no competitor on the shelf offers.

Soap Products

Cold process, hot process and melt-and-pour soaps take betel leaf oil for its green spicy character, within the IFRA rinse-off limit.

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Product Specifications

Product Name	Betel Leaf Essential Oil
Botanical Name / Inci Name	Piper betle
Product Category	Essential Oil
Country of Origin	India
Method of Extraction/ Production	Steam Distillation
Plant Part Used	Leaves
Cas No	8006-78-8
Common Names	Paan Leaf Oil, Betel Oil
Blends well with	Clove, Cinnamon, Eucalyptus, Peppermint
Application	Perfumery, Incense, Candles, Rinse-off soap
Grade	Therapeutic
Color and Appearance	Pale yellow to golden liquid
Aroma	Spicy, sharp, and warm
Form	Liquid
Solubility	Insoluble in water, soluble in alcohol and oils
Shelf Life	2 years when stored properly
Specific Gravity	0.970 – 0.990
Refractive Index	1.505 – 1.515
Optical Rotation	+4° to +8°
Certificate	COA,MSDS,TDS
Storage Instructions	Store in a cool, dark place away from sunlight; keep tightly sealed
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Raasa Oils: Your Trusted Bulk Supplier & Manufacturer of Betel Leaf Essential Oil

Manufacturer & Wholesale Supplier. We distil in India from Indian-grown betel leaf, so the batch record is ours and the specification is ours to answer for. Wholesale accounts, trade pricing and repeat supply agreements are handled with us directly.

A Rare Material Few Can Source. Betel leaf oil is niche, slow to distil and rarely stocked anywhere in the world. If you are building a spicy, oriental or distinctively Indian fragrance, that scarcity works in your favour as much as ours.

Full GC/MS Profile on Request. Betel leaf oil's constituents vary by chemotype, and its safe use level depends on them. We can supply the full constituent breakdown, including safrole and eugenol, so you can confirm the oil against IFRA and cosmetic limits before you formulate.

Bulk & Custom Supply. Sizes run from 50 ml through to 10 kg, with larger volumes available on request. Because this is a strong and unusual material, tell us the application and we will advise on the sensible use level for it.

Private Label & Export Support. We supply under your own label, including artwork application and retail-ready packing, and we provide the documentation your importer and customs will ask for on export orders.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is betel leaf oil used for?

Betel leaf oil can contain restricted and sensitising constituents, and until those are quantified against IFRA and cosmetic limits, we do not advise leave-on skin use.

Can Betel Leaf Oil be applied to the skin?

No, always dilute Betel Leaf Essential Oil with a carrier oil before applying it to the skin to prevent irritation.

Can Betel Leaf Oil be used in the mouth or for oral care?

No, it is not for internal use, oral care or the mouth in any form. It is an external perfumery material only.

What does Betel Leaf Oil smell like?

Sharp, warm and green, with a peppery, faintly medicinal spice — the fresh scent of a betel leaf. It is distinctive rather than subtle, and works best as a top note in a spice-led blend.

Why is a full constituent profile important?

Because betel leaf oil's composition varies, and compounds like safrole and eugenol are restricted or declarable in cosmetics. The profile tells you the safe use level for each product category. We can supply it on request.

How should Betel Leaf Oil be stored?

Cool, dark and tightly sealed, away from heat and sunlight, to preserve the aroma.

Disclaimer

Betel Leaf Essential Oil is a concentrated perfumery material for external use only and must be diluted before use. Its constituents should be confirmed against IFRA and cosmetic limits before any skin contact. It is not for internal use. Information here is general and is not medical advice.

Caution

Keep away from children and eyes. Do not ingest, and do not use in the mouth or for oral care. Betel leaf oil may contain sensitising or restricted constituents, so observe IFRA limits and confirm its composition before any skin use. Pregnant or nursing individuals should seek medical advice.