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About essentail oil
Green Tea Absolute is an aromatic extract obtained from the delicate leaves of the tea plant. Because green tea leaves contain only a small amount of volatile oil, they are not commonly processed using traditional steam distillation. Instead, specialised extraction methods are used to capture their characteristic aromatic profile.
Our Green Tea Absolute is made of tea leaves coming from Japan to ensure the best source possible.
The absolute has a mild, fresh and subtly grassy scent reminiscent of freshly prepared green tea leaves. Its refined herbal character brings clarity and a distinctive green nuance to perfume and cosmetic formulations.
Green Tea Absolute works particularly well in fresh, botanical and tea-inspired compositions. It blends beautifully with Bergamot, Lemon, Jasmine, Rose Geranium, Spearmint and other green or citrus notes. Its delicate aroma makes it an interesting choice for perfumers and formulators seeking an elegant alternative to traditional herbal ingredients.
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Birth certificate of essential oil
Latin name:Thea sinensis l.Extraction:Solvent extractParts used:LeavesOrigin of parts:FranceCAS:84650-60-2Constituents:Linalool|8-14%, Geraniol|4-8%, Phenylacetaldehyde|3-6%, cis-Jasmone|2-5%, Indole|1-3%, Methyl salicylate|1-3%, Hexenol|1-2%Scent:Green, leafy and hay-like with a soft sweetness, faint smokiness and a delicate floral undertoneNote:Middle to baseColor:Dark amber to deep olive-greenViscosity:Medium to thick, slightly resinousOrigin:IndiaDillution limit:2.0%Shelf life:Approximately 3-4 years -
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Blends with:
Bergamot, Jasmine, Neroli, Sandalwood, Ylang Ylang, Vetiver, Lemon, Cedarwood, Rose, Frankincense -
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
Used for skincare and acne-prone skin
Known for its antimicrobial properties -
Suggestions for use
Dilute for topical application -
Research
Green tea aroma compounds linked to a calmer, more focused state of mind. - full article
Decoding the signature scent: which molecules make green tea smell like green tea. - full article
Inhaled green tea aroma associated with relaxation responses in study participants. - full article
