Borneol Flakes

Borneol flakes, widely known as Bhimseni Camphor or Pacha Karpooram, are sacred aromatic
 crystals used in Hindu devotional rituals and poojas to symbolize the surrender of the ego to the divine.

- Appearance: Colorless or white crystalline flakes with a distinct, pungent, and cooling herbal-camphor aroma
- Chemical Profile: A bicyclic organic monoterpene alcohol (C₁₀H₁₈O) with natural d- and l-enantiomer forms found in over 250 plant species (such as pine, ginger, and lavender families).
- Solubility & Behavior: Insoluble in water, highly volatile, and burns readily with a clean flame, though prone to sublimation if exposed to high heat
- Biological Permeability: Renowned in pharmacology for enhancing the permeability of biological barriers (like the blood-brain and transdermal barriers), boosting the absorption and bioavailability of active compounds.