L-Monomenthyl glutarate

Product Name	L-Monomenthyl Glutarate
Type	Cooling Agent
Brand Name	BAISIFU
Appearance	Colorless to pale yellow liquid
Shelf Life	2 years
Specification	1L
MOQ	5kg
Origan	Shaanxi,China
Purity	99%
Packing	Foil bag,Bottled,Drum,Carton,Container
Storage	Sealed in dry,Room Temperature
Quality	Natural raw materials, safe and harmless, no addition

Introduction

L-Monomenthyl Glutarate is a compound produced by the esterification reaction of menthol and glutaric acid, with the chemical formula C₁₅H₂₆O₄. It is a derivative of menthol with a unique cooling sensation and chemical stability. L-Monomenthyl Glutarate is usually a colorless to light yellow liquid with a fresh mint aroma and is widely used in cosmetics, personal care products, pharmaceuticals and food industries.

Advantages

Long-lasting cooling effect: L-Monomenthyl Glutarate provides a mild and long-lasting cooling effect, suitable for applications that require a long-lasting cooling effect.

High stability: It shows good stability under high temperature, light and oxidation conditions, and is not easy to decompose or deteriorate.

Mildness: It has low irritation to the skin and mucous membranes, suitable for sensitive skin and oral care products.

Moisturizing: Glutamic acid ingredients have a certain moisturizing effect and can help the skin retain moisture.

Good compatibility: It is easy to mix with other ingredients and is suitable for a variety of formulation requirements.

Low volatility: Compared with menthol, L-Monomenthyl Glutarate has lower volatility and can provide a longer-lasting cooling feeling and fragrance.

Application

Menthol, a versatile compound, finds extensive applications across multiple industries. In the cosmetics and personal care sector, for instance, manufacturers use it in an array of products like skin care items (creams, lotions, masks, etc.) to offer a cooling and soothing sensation. Additionally, it plays a role in shaving creams and after-shave products, where it helps alleviate skin irritation. Furthermore, oral care products such as toothpaste and mouthwash commonly include menthol to provide fresh breath and a cooling experience.

Shifting gears to the medical field, topical medicines such as analgesics, antipruritics, and muscle relaxants incorporate menthol to relieve pain and discomfort. Moreover, throat and nasal sprays contain menthol to ease respiratory distress.

Moving on to the food industry, menthol serves as a food additive. Chewing gum, candy, ice cream, and beverages often use it to impart a cooling taste and minty flavor. Similarly, in the flavor and fragrance industry, manufacturers rely on menthol as a key flavor ingredient to formulate fresh mint-scented perfumes and air fresheners.

Beyond these applications, menthol also finds use in other areas. For example, sunscreen products add menthol to provide a cooling and soothing effect. Likewise, antiperspirants and deodorants include it to boost the cooling and fresh feeling.