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Botanica Gaia Beeswax/Honey Absolute | Cera Alba | For Perfume, Aromatherapy and Incense
Botanica Gaia Beeswax/Honey Absolute | Cera Alba | For Perfume, Aromatherapy and Incense
Warm, honeyed beeswax absolute for natural perfumery, incense and aromatic cosmetic formulations.
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Botanical Name: Cera Alba.
Common name: Beeswax, Honey Comb.
Family: Apis Mellifera L.
INCI: Cera Alba (Beeswax) Absolute.
Extraction Method: Solvent Extraction.
Parts Used: Wax.
Note: Base note. Excelent Fixative in perfumery.
Odor: Rich, sweet, honey cream, honey syrup, with mixed smells of flowers, pollen, soft undertones with light touches of wax.
Appearance: Brown.
Country of Origin: Spain.
General Safety Information:
-Do not take any oils internally.
-Use in low concentrations; avoid direct skin contact in pure form.
-Do not apply undiluted essential oils and absolute.
-Use extreme caution when using oils with children, pregnancy and elderly (If have medical issues or are taking medications).
The information presented here is for educating our customers about the traditional uses of essential oils and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. You are responsible for understanding the safe application of these products.
Specifications of Beeswax Absolute — Warm Honeyed Base Note
- Material: Beeswax / honey absolute
- Source organism: Honeybee (Apis mellifera)
- Source-listed INCI: Cera Alba (Beeswax) Absolute
- Extraction method: Solvent extraction
- Feedstock: Wax
- Note: Base; fixative
- Odor: Rich, sweet honey cream and syrup, mixed flowers and pollen, with soft waxy undertones
- Appearance: Brown
- Country of origin: Spain
- Batch documentation: Confirm residual solvent, allergen profile and composition from the current COA/SDS
Aromatic Profile
A warm, enveloping honeycomb accord: sweet honey and delicate florals open into pollen-rich, softly balsamic warmth before settling into a waxy, faintly smoky base.
Blending Direction
- Pairs naturally with vanilla and gourmand notes.
- Supports rose, jasmine and orange-blossom accords.
- Adds warmth and persistence to benzoin, labdanum, frankincense, sandalwood, cedar and guaiacwood blends.
Formulation & Usage
Use as a concentrated aromatic material. Because the listing does not provide a current solvent-residue specification or exact composition, formulation limits must be based on the supplier’s current COA, SDS and fragrance-safety documentation.
Formulation
- Pre-dilute for accurate weighing and easier incorporation.
- Evaluate solubility and clarity in the chosen alcohol, oil, wax or balm base.
- The source suggests 5–40% in perfumer’s alcohol and 1–5% in cosmetic formulations; treat these as source guidance, not a universal safety limit.
- Confirm compatibility and stability in the finished formula.
Applications
Natural Perfumery
For honeyed florals, warm balsamic bases, gourmands and compositions that need a natural-feeling fixative.
Incense & Aromatic Products
For botanical incense and warm, resinous aromatic accords.
Cosmetic Fragrance
For solid perfumes, balms, salves, creams and butters when the finished product has been safety assessed.
Safety
- Professional concentrated aromatic material; do not ingest or apply undiluted.
- Patch test the finished formulation before topical use.
- Avoid use in people with known sensitivity to bee-derived materials unless assessed by a qualified professional.
- Obtain current COA, SDS, residual-solvent and allergen information before formulation.
- Follow the applicable IFRA limit and local cosmetic or fragrance regulations for the intended end use.
- Store tightly closed in a cool, dark place.
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The information presented here is for educating our customers about the traditional uses of essential oils and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. You are responsible for understanding the safe application of these products.