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Terpineol & Its Derivatives

Overview of TERPINEOL

Terpineol is a naturally derived monoterpene alcohol known for its pleasant lilac-like fragrance and diverse industrial uses. Extracted from pine oil and other essential oils, it offers a floral-pine aroma profile and is widely recognized in the fragrance, cleaning, and pharmaceutical industries.

Its low toxicity, biodegradability, and antimicrobial and antifungal properties make it ideal for eco-friendly product formulations. In addition to its aromatic appeal, Terpineol functions as a powerful solvent and performance enhancer across applications ranging from perfumes to paints.

What Are Terpineol & Its Derivatives?

Terpineol and its derivatives are naturally occurring or chemically synthesized terpene alcohols, commonly produced by hydrating alpha-pinene or via citrus limonene. These bio-based compounds are highly valued for their fragrance, solvent capabilities, and functional bioactivity in multiple product categories.

HTP delivers high-purity Terpineol derivatives, carefully processed to maintain aroma integrity and effectiveness, making them a preferred choice across consumer and industrial sectors.

Main Terpineol Derivatives

Industries Using Terpineol & Its Derivatives

Why Choose HTP’s Terpineol & Its Derivatives?

Benefits of Terpineol in Modern Applications

HTP’s Terpineol and its derivatives serve as multifunctional ingredients, blending natural aroma, solvent action, and biological efficacy in one. Their roles span across bio-based cleaners, fragrance-heavy products, personal care items, and coatings, offering manufacturers a green, high-performance alternative to synthetic chemicals.

With growing global demand for sustainable formulations, Terpineol’s low toxicity, antimicrobial properties, and renewable origin make it a preferred choice in modern industrial and consumer products.

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