Ylang Ylang Absolute Oil (Origin: Comoros)

Description

This is a rare and highly sought after oil and stocks are limited. It is advisable to try the 1ml sample first before buying larger amounts as the product can not be returned for a refund.

Ylang Ylang Absolute Oil

Botanical Name – Cananga odorata
CAS Number:8006-81-3
EC number: 281-092-1
Origin –Comoros, Indian Ocean
Part Used – The Flowers
Harvest Period- All year round
Extraction Method – Food Grade Solvent Extraction
Appearance – Greenish medium to thick liquid
Scent – A green herbaceous aroma with deep floral notes
Note – Middle Note
Growing Conditions – Grown on unpolluted sustainable land.

Ylang Ylang Absolute has a very complex aroma which is Intensely sweet, powerful with tropical fruity floral hints and soft woody undertones. It is for this reason that it is used as a seductive addition to expensive perfumes. An often hard to find Absolute that possesses most likely the truest representation of the flowers in their natural state.

Always dilute Pure Absolutes before use on the skin.

All pure absolutes such as this oil are now rare and extremely concentrated by nature. They should be properly evaluated in a diluted state otherwise, the complexity of the fragrance, particularly the rare and exotic notes are not properly appreciated.

For External Cosmetic Use Only

Avoid using all Absolutes if pregnant or nursing.

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

The Iml sample is supplied in a clear heavy white flint glass bottle with polycone sealed cap which is ideal for testing the contents prior to buying the larger sizes.
The 5ml and 10ml bottle sizes are in amber glass bottles with a tamper evident cap.

The Certificate of Analysis and MSDS for this product is available on request.

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