Bio Monoi de Tahiti Oil + Clary Sage + Vetiver | For Skincare and Haircare

Overview

A Monoi de Tahiti base of Tiaré flowers in coconut oil, layered with Clary Sage and Vetiver for a creamy tropical floral profile with herbal warmth and a dry, earthy-woody foundation.

At a glance

• Botanical materials: Gardenia taitensis flower, Cocos nucifera oil, Salvia sclarea and Chrysopogon zizanioides root
• Aromatic direction: Tropical floral, herbal, musky, earthy, dry, smoky and woody
• Texture: Silky fixed oil; may become semi-solid in cooler conditions
• Best suited to: Body oils, hair care, massage and botanical perfume

Specifications

• Botanical names: Gardenia taitensis DC.; Cocos nucifera L.; Salvia sclarea L.; Chrysopogon zizanioides (L.) Roberty
• Families: Rubiaceae; Arecaceae; Lamiaceae; Poaceae
• Plant materials: Tiaré flowers, coconut oil, Clary Sage and Vetiver roots
• Preparation: Tiaré flower infusion in coconut oil with aromatic botanical additions
• Country of origin: Tahiti
• Physical form: Liquid to semi-solid depending on temperature

Aromatic Profile

• Opening: Creamy Tiaré flower and warm coconut
• Heart: Clary Sage with herbal, tea-like, lightly fruity, floral and musky nuances
• Drydown: Vetiver with dry roots, earthy smoke, woods and a soft balsamic finish

Composition & Formulation

A botanical ingredient for compatible cosmetic or aromatic formulations.

Technical Details

• Plant part: Tiaré flowers, coconut oil, Clary Sage and Vetiver roots

Formulation Notes

• Use in anhydrous products or the oil phase of emulsions
• Combine with compatible botanical oils according to the intended texture
• Store tightly closed and protected from heat and light

Applications

Skin and hair care

• Body oils and balms
• Massage oils
• Hair lengths, scalp and beard oils

Aromatic formulation

• Oil-based botanical perfume
• Earthy tropical accords
• Grounding ritual oils

Safety

Always patch test before topical use.

• For external use only.
• Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes.
• Do not ingest.