Rosemary Oil – Technical Data Sheet (TDS) and Specifications

Complete product identification, physico-chemical specification, GC composition, safety, storage and packing data

Values are typical ranges. Actual results for each lot are reported on the batch Certificate of Analysis (COA).

Composition varies with chemotype, crop and origin. A full GC-MS report is supplied on request.

• Certificate of Analysis (COA), supplied with every batch.
• GC / GC-MS report, available on request.
• Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), available on request.
• Allergen declaration (e.g. limonene, linalool), available on request.
• Batch traceability with batch number and manufacturing date on every pack.
• Pre-shipment sample available for bulk and export orders.

People who are pregnant or have epilepsy should take medical advice before use. Refer to the MSDS for complete safety information.

• Pack range: 100 ml to 200 kg
• Small packs: 100 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml aluminium or amber glass bottles
• Medium packs: 1 kg and 5 kg aluminium bottles or HDPE cans
• Bulk packs: 25 kg and 50 kg HDPE cans, up to 200 kg HDPE or GI drums
• Labelling: product name, batch no., manufacturing date, net weight and hazard symbols
• Private label: custom bottles, labels and cartons on request

• Hair care: hair oils, scalp serums and sprays, shampoos, conditioners
• Skin care: toners, creams, lotions
• Soaps, body wash and bath salts
• Massage oils, balms and spa blends
• Aromatherapy and room sprays
• Fragrance compounding and home care

Rosemary oil is different from rosemary extract (an antioxidant). For food use, please discuss the applicable regulations with us.

The information in this Technical Data Sheet is provided by Liana Health Care Pvt. Ltd. in good faith and is based on our current knowledge, laboratory data and published reference values. It is intended only as general guidance for qualified professional buyers and formulators.

• Typical values: All figures are typical ranges. Being a natural essential oil, values may vary between batches due to chemotype, crop and origin. Batch-specific results are stated only on the COA supplied with each consignment.
• Not a contractual specification: This document does not form part of any contract of sale unless confirmed in writing. Agreed specifications are those in our quotation, proforma invoice or COA.
• Buyer responsibility: Buyers must confirm the suitability of this product for their own formulation and end use, and ensure that finished products comply with all applicable laws and labelling requirements.
• No therapeutic claims: Applications mentioned are traditional and general uses only. Nothing in this document is medical advice or a claim to treat or prevent any condition, including hair loss.
• Limitation of liability: Liana Health Care Pvt. Ltd. accepts no liability for loss, damage or injury arising from misuse, improper storage or use of this information beyond its intended purpose.
• Updates: We may revise this document without prior notice. Please contact us for the latest revision.

© Liana Health Care Pvt. Ltd., Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India. This document may not be reproduced or altered without written permission.

Rosemary Oil Uses and Starter Formulations for Startups and Learners

Use levels, choosing the type and 6 practical formulas for hair oil, scalp spray, conditioner, massage oil, soap and diffuser blend

• Startups and small brands planning rosemary hair oils, scalp sprays, conditioners, soaps or massage oils.
• Students and learners in cosmetics, hair care and aromatherapy.
• Small manufacturers testing products at 100 g to 1 kg scale before bulk production.
• Why rosemary: a trusted traditional hair care herb, a fresh herbal aroma, and strong customer demand for rosemary hair products.
• All formulas are given in % w/w and grams, so they scale up easily. 1% = 1 g in a 100 g batch.

Always weigh essential oils in grams, keep away from eyes and patch test skin products. Not for children under 6 years. People who are pregnant or have epilepsy should take medical advice.

The most popular rosemary product today and an easy first product for new brands.

Batch size: 100 ml

Method

1. Warm coconut oil slightly if solid and weigh all carrier oils into a beaker.
2. Add vitamin E and the essential oils and stir well.
3. Fill into PET or HDPE hair oil bottles with a nozzle cap.

Formulator tips

• Massage into the scalp, leave 1 hour or overnight, then wash.
• Add 10% to 15% kalonji or hemp seed oil (replacing sesame) for a premium blend.

Caution: For external use only. Avoid eyes. Patch test before use.

A light, non-oily leave-in spray, very popular on social media.

Batch size: 100 ml

Method

1. Mix Polysorbate 20 with rosemary oil until clear.
2. Dissolve glycerin and panthenol in the water.
3. Slowly add the oil premix to the water while stirring.
4. Add the preservative, mix well and fill into fine-mist spray bottles.

Formulator tips

• If the spray looks cloudy, raise Polysorbate 20 to 4% and reduce water.
• Label: "Shake well before use".

Caution: Spray on the scalp only. Keep away from eyes. Patch test before use.

A simple rinse-off conditioner and a good first emulsion for learners.

Batch size: 100 g

Method

1. Heat water and glycerin to 75°C in one beaker.
2. Melt BTMS-50, cetyl alcohol and coconut oil at 75°C in another.
3. Pour the oil phase into the water phase while mixing with a hand blender for 2 to 3 minutes.
4. Below 40°C, add rosemary oil and preservative and mix well.
5. Check pH (4.0 to 5.0) and fill into bottles or tubes.

Formulator tips

• BTMS-50 gives a slip that makes combing easy.
• For a thicker conditioner, raise cetyl alcohol to 4%.

Caution: Rinse off after use. Keep away from eyes.

A herbal massage oil for spa, sports and wellness brands.

Batch size: 100 ml

Method

1. Weigh the carrier oil into a beaker.
2. Add vitamin E and the essential oils and stir well.
3. Fill into amber PET or glass bottles with a flip cap or pump.

Formulator tips

• Warm the bottle in hot water before use for a comforting feel.
• Use cold pressed sesame oil for an Ayurvedic-style product.

Caution: For adults. Do not apply on broken skin. Keep away from eyes.

An easy herbal soap with no lye handling.

Batch size: 1 kg (about ten 100 g bars)

Method

1. Cut the soap base into cubes and melt at 60–65°C. Do not boil.
2. Cool to about 55°C, add the oils and crushed leaves and stir gently.
3. Pour into moulds, spray with rubbing alcohol, set 2 to 4 hours and wrap at once.

Formulator tips

• Stir while the base thickens slightly so the leaves stay spread through the bar.
• A clear base shows the rosemary leaves best.

Caution: Keep away from eyes. Stop use if irritation occurs.

A popular blend for study rooms, offices and spas.

Batch size: 100 g (ten 10 ml bottles)

Method

1. Mix all oils in a glass beaker.
2. Rest for 24 hours to let the blend mature.
3. Fill into amber glass bottles with dropper fitments.

Formulator tips

• Use 3 to 5 drops in a diffuser water tank.
• Label clearly: "Not for direct skin use".

Caution: Do not diffuse near infants. Keep out of reach of children. Harmful if swallowed.

Quality checks

• Keep one sample at 40–45°C for 2 to 4 weeks and check for changes, and retain a sample of every batch.

Labelling

• Show product name, ingredients, net quantity, batch number, manufacturing and expiry dates, and manufacturer details.
• Add "For external use only", "Keep away from eyes" and "Patch test before use".
• Avoid claims like "regrows hair" or "stops hair fall". Use traditional wording such as "for hair and scalp care".

Common mistakes

• Using too much rosemary oil, which can irritate the scalp.
• Adding essential oil to water without a solubiliser.
• Making medical hair claims on labels without the right licence.

• Trial packs from 100 ml for R&D, bulk packs up to 200 kg for production.
• Rosemary oil plus castor, coconut, kalonji, peppermint and lavender oils from one supplier.
• White label and contract manufacturing for brands without their own factory.