Frangipani Essential Oil (Origin Northern India)

Frangipani Essential Oil (Plumeria alba)

CAS Number: 94350-02-4
EINECS: 305-220-3
Origin - Northern India
Appearance: A rich golden yellow liquid
Part Used - Flowers
Scent- Fresh, green and exotic
Production Method - Organic Solvent Extraction which is also Hexane Free
Main Uses - For creating your own blends. Cosmetic and skin care applications.
Note - Middle Note

Blends well with: Rose, Lemon and Vanilla essential oils
Mixes well with: Coconut, Avocado or Rosehip carrier oils

A truly romantic flower, this exotic oil has a distinctive pleasant sweet aroma with fresh green notes. Frangipani is thought to restore inner peace and harmony.

Frangipani Essential Oil is extracted from the delicate plumeria leaves of the creamy fragrant frangipani flowers by organic solvent extraction methods which does not use Hexane. This is a natural product grown and harvested in India.

Uses: Owing to its rich, exotic and sensual fragrance, it is widely used in perfumery and skin care products.

For External Cosmetic Use Only

Pure Essential Oils or Absolutes should always be diluted with a carrier oil such as grapeseed oil or sweet almond oil before using on the skin. A patch test is recommended to see if your skin is sensitive to the product.

Keep away from eyes, sensitive areas, babies, children and pets. 

Avoid Essential Oils/Absolutes if pregnant or nursing

Please note that we also sell limited quantities of Frangipani Pure Absolute and also Frangipani Essential Oil from Indonesia.

Available in 1ml sample, 5ml, 10ml and 30ml sizes

1ml sample supplied in a 5ml clear flint glass bottle with inbuilt dropper and tamper evident cap

5ml, 10ml and 30ml supplied in glass amber bottles with inbuilt dropper and tamper evident cap

Please note if buying large quantities of this item we advise purchasing a 1ml sample first to ensure that you are happy with the product as we do not refund opened items

COA available on request

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