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About essentail oil
Oakmoss absolute essential oil is extracted from the lichen known as Evernia prunastri, commonly found on oak trees. It possesses a deep, earthy, and rich aroma that is often described as musky, woody, and complex.
Obtained through solvent extraction, oakmoss absolute captures its potential fragrance properties. Its main aromatic compounds, including atranol and chloroatranol, contribute to its distinct scent and potential uses in perfumery.
The oil is valued for its grounding and comforting effects. Its robust and forest-like aroma can promote feelings of connection to nature and relaxation.
Oakmoss absolute essential oil is highly esteemed in the realm of perfumery for its deep and lasting fragrance. It adds depth, complexity, and a mossy quality to a variety of perfume compositions.
Oakmoss absolute essential oil is typically used in small amounts due to its potent aroma. It can be added to blends to provide a distinctive base note.
The use of oakmoss absolute essential oil in personal care products has raised concerns due to potential allergenic compounds.
Due to its earthy and grounding aroma, oakmoss absolute essential oil can be a unique and valuable addition to perfumes, colognes, and other fragrant products, adding a sense of depth and authenticity.
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Birth certificate of essential oil
Latin name:Evernia prunastriExtraction:Solvent extractParts used:LichenOrigin of parts:CroatiaCAS:9000-50-4Constituents:Methyl beta-orcinol carboxylate|10-25%, Atranol|5-15%, Chloroatranol|2-8%, Ethyl chloroatranol|1-5%, Orcinol|1-4%, Usnic acid|1-3%, Evernic acid|1-3%Scent:Deep, mossy, earthy and woody with leathery, bark-like and faintly marine-green nuancesNote:BaseColor:Dark green to greenish-brownViscosity:Very thick, semi-solid, resinous and stickyOrigin:IndiaDillution limit:0.2%Shelf life:Approximately 3-5 years -
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Blends with:
Bergamot, Cedarwood Atlas, Patchouli, Rose Absolute, Lavender, Vetiver, Sandalwood, Clary Sage, Labdanum, 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 in perfumery for its rich, earthy aroma
May have grounding and calming properties -
Suggestions for use
Use in colognes and masculine fragrances -
Research
Atranol and chloroatranol identified as the key sensitisers behind oakmoss's iconic scent. - full article
Phytochemical mapping confirms Evernia prunastri as a complex source of aromatic and bioactive compounds. - full article
Reduced-allergen oakmoss qualities show how modern processing keeps the legendary scent while improving skin tolerance. - full article