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About essentail oil
Ambrette CO₂ extract is a refined botanical alternative to traditional musk notes. Its warm, softly sweet aroma combines musk, seeds, flowers, pear, wine and subtle animalic nuances. Exceptionally persistent, it gives natural perfumes greater depth, sensuality and an elegant, long-lasting dry-down.
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Birth certificate of essential oil
Latin name:Abelmoschus moschatus L.Extraction:CO2 extractParts used:LeavesCAS:84455-19-6Constituents:(E,E)-Farnesol|~20-40%, Farnesyl acetate|~10-20%, Ambrettolide|small percentage but the key musk odorant, Decyl/Dodecyl esters|variesScent:Warm, soft musk with sweet floral, powdery and subtly wine-like, brandy facets.Note:BaseColor:Pale yellow to golden amber.Viscosity:Thick and viscous; a CO2 extract may be semi-solid and soften to pourable with gentle warmth.Origin:IndiaDillution limit:1.0%Shelf life:Approximately 3 years -
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Blends with:
Rose, Sandalwood, Neroli, Bergamot, Ylang Ylang, Jasmine, Vetiver, Frankincense, Clary Sage, Orris -
Quality
100% natural, not diluted and not adulterated essentail oil. It does not contain any other chemical or carrier oil
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Benefits
Helps support respiratory health
Promotes relaxation and mental clarity
May aid in relieving muscle aches -
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Research
Analysis Of Ambrette Seed Co₂ Revealed 58 Nitrogen-Containing Volatile Compounds That Contribute Additional Complexity To Its Natural Musky And Floral Aroma. - full article
Gc–Ms Identified 35 Compounds, Led By Farnesyl Acetate And Ambrettolide, The Characteristic Macrocyclic Musk Associated With Ambrette’S Persistent Scent. - full article
Five Ambrette Oils Were Analysed By Gc, Gc–Ms And Nmr. More Than 90% Of Their Composition Consisted Of Acetates And Aldehydes, With Ambrettolide Also Identified. - full article
