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Odour description (decreasing): Animalic, Woody, Smoky, Amber, Leather, Beeswax
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Odour description (decreasing): Animalic, Woody, Smoky, Amber, Leather
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Odour description (decreasing): Green Tea, Herbaceous, Leafy, Hay, Tobacco, Spice, Woody
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Odour description (decreasing): Green Tea, Herbaceous, Leafy, Hay, Tobacco, Spice, Woody
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Odour description (decreasing): Green Tea, Hay, Tobacco, Smoky, Herbaceous, Woody
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Odour description (decreasing): Woody, Smoky, Humic, Mossy, Earthy, Tobacco-like
Oakmoss Absolute
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Odour description (decreasing): Earthy, Green, Mossy, Tobacco-like, Slightly Smoky, Leathery
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Odour description (decreasing): Green, Woody, Mossy, Earthy, Tobacco-like
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Odour description (decreasing): Green, Woody, Mossy, Earthy, Tobacco-like
This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageAbout Essential Oils
Essential oils are concentrated aromatic materials obtained from plants. They capture many of the volatile compounds responsible for the characteristic scent of flowers, leaves, woods, roots, herbs, spices and citrus fruits.
Extraction and Character
Most essential oils are produced by steam distillation, while citrus oils are often obtained through expression or cold pressing. The extraction method, plant variety, growing conditions and harvest can all influence the aroma and composition of the finished oil.
Using Essential Oils in Formulation
Essential oils bring natural complexity, texture and botanical character to perfumes and cosmetic formulations. As naturally variable materials, their scent and composition may differ slightly between batches.
Natural does not automatically mean risk-free. Essential oils may contain allergens, sensitising compounds or constituents requiring restricted usage levels. Always review the product description and available safety, allergen and technical documentation before formulation.
Intended Use
Our essential oils are supplied as ingredients for cosmetic and perfumery formulation. They are not supplied for ingestion or therapeutic use. If you intend to use a material for another purpose, seek appropriately qualified advice and ensure your finished product is assessed, used and labelled correctly for its intended market.