Bio Elderberry Seed Oil Ultrasonically Infused with Labdanum Resin and Hyacinth

Specifications

• Base oil: Elderberry — Sambucus nigra — family Viburnaceae in Kew’s current treatment; often listed as Adoxaceae in supplier documentation — seed oil.
• Resin: Labdanum — Cistus ladanifer — family Cistaceae — resin.
• Flower: Common Hyacinth — Hyacinthus orientalis — family Asparagaceae — flowers.
• Ingredient naming supplied by the producer: Sambucus Nigra Seed Oil, Cistus Ladanifer Resin Extract and Hyacinthus Orientalis Flower Extract. Confirm the exact market-compliant INCI wording in current supplier documentation.
• Corrections: The previous field used “Hyacinth Orientalis” and mistakenly described violet. The verified botanical spelling is Hyacinthus orientalis, and the product description supports a fresh floral-green hyacinth profile.
• Process: ultrasonic maceration/infusion.
• Appearance: liquid oil.
• Country of origin stated by the producer: United States.

Aromatic Profile

A fresh spring-floral profile contrasted with the warmth of labdanum.

• Opening: fresh green petals and an aquatic impression.
• Heart: soft hyacinth florals, powder and gentle spice.
• Dry-down: warm amber, balsam and resin.
• Overall effect: fresh over a deep base, without implying a therapeutic effect.

Composition & Formulation Notes

This is a multi-botanical infusion in elderberry seed oil. The producer does not state the infusion ratios or provide a quantified, batch-specific constituent profile.

• Do not transfer the expected chemistry of hyacinth absolute, labdanum absolute, reconstructed fragrance materials or concentrated extracts directly to this infused fixed oil.
• No volatile constituent or fragrance-allergen concentration can be inferred without batch-specific analytical documentation.
• The existing information contains broad carrier-oil use ranges but also a 2% leave-on restriction; use the conservative 2% maximum until the supplier confirms otherwise.
• Use the batch COA, SDS and applicable allergen or IFRA documentation, and test stability, odour and colour in the finished formula.

Applications

• Facial, body and massage oils at a level appropriate to the finished formula.
• Hair and scalp oils.
• Balms, butters and other anhydrous cosmetic products.
• Perfume oils, solid perfumes and natural fragrance bases.
• Aromatic or ritual beauty formulations where a warm amber-floral, green and aquatic profile is desired.

These are formulation uses, not therapeutic claims. Confirm suitability, stability and regulatory requirements for the intended market and finished product.

Safety

Always patch test before topical use.

• For external use only.
• For leave-on products, do not exceed 2% unless current supplier documentation supports a different limit.
• Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes.
• Confirm the flower material and review the batch SDS, allergen declaration and applicable IFRA documentation.
• Seek qualified guidance for use during pregnancy, with young children or on highly sensitive skin.
• Store tightly closed in light-protective packaging, away from heat and moisture.