Is michelia leaf oil safe, and can you supply the SDS?
Yes — this michelia leaf oil ships with a full Material Safety Data Sheet (SDS / MSDS) for every order, prepared to GHS / CLP format and updated with batch-specific data.
GHS Classification (based on leading EU/NA supplier SDS)
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Signal word | Danger |
| H-statements | H304 (fatal if swallowed & enters airways), H315 (skin irritant), H317 (skin sensitiser), H319 (eye irritant), H351 (suspected of causing cancer), H411 (toxic to aquatic life with long-lasting effects) |
| Pictograms | GHS07 (exclamation) + GHS08 (health hazard) + GHS09 (environment) |
| Flash point | > 67°C closed cup (Mystic Moments) to 75°C (New Directions Aromatics) |
| UN classification | UN 3082 Class 9 PG III (environmentally hazardous, liquid, n.o.s.) — main; UN 1993 Class 3 PG III (flammable liquid) possible per flash point |
| IFRA restriction driver | Methyl eugenol (~0.25% typical, IARC Group 2B) — subject to IFRA 51st Amendment STD_100 limits |
Safe Handling Notes
- Dilute before skin contact; not for internal use in its concentrated form without flavour-grade qualification
- Keep away from eyes and children; use in ventilated areas
- The SDS covers first aid, fire-fighting, accidental release, exposure controls, toxicology and disposal in 16 CLP sections
- EU/UK export labels must carry the Danger signal word and the full H/P-statement set
- Each batch can be matched to its GC-MS chromatogram and COA for traceability
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This article was published on 2026-09-07, and last updated on 2026-09-07. The article will be continuously updated.
