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Extrait sélectif CO2 de gingembre rouge | Zingiber officinale var. rubrum

Extrait sélectif CO2 de gingembre rouge | Zingiber officinale var. rubrum

Extrait sélectif au CO₂ de gingembre rouge (Zingiber officinale var. rubrum), un extrait botanique riche, chaud et épicé pour la parfumerie naturelle, les soins de la peau, les soins capillaires et les formulations.

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Discover the delicate elegance of Aglaia Wax, a rare botanical aromatic wax derived from the fragrant flowers of Aglaia odorata, commonly known as Chinese Rice Flower or Chinese Perfume Plant.

Native to tropical and subtropical regions of Asia, Aglaia odorata is admired for its clusters of tiny golden-yellow blossoms and their distinctive sweet, floral fragrance.

Aglaia Wax offers natural perfumers and botanical formulators an intriguing ingredient for exploring the aromatic and textural characteristics of this uncommon flower.

Floral waxes are generally composed of naturally occurring waxy and lipid-soluble constituents recovered during botanical extraction and processing. Depending on the production method, they may retain varying amounts of aromatic compounds responsible for the plant's distinctive fragrance.

Aglaia Wax is particularly interesting for natural solid perfumes, botanical fragrance balms, artisan perfumery, and luxurious anhydrous cosmetic formulations.

Its botanical character complements floral absolutes, essential oils, CO₂ extracts, natural resins, and precious aromatic materials.

For perfumers seeking uncommon natural ingredients, Aglaia Wax provides an opportunity to incorporate a rare Asian botanical into sophisticated fragrance compositions.

Botanical Wax Recovery

Floral waxes can be recovered as fractions during the extraction and purification of aromatic botanical materials.

In some production processes, wax-rich components are separated from an aromatic extract through cooling, precipitation, filtration, or other purification techniques.

These fractions may contain naturally occurring lipids, wax esters, and residual aromatic compounds.

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