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Cyclamen CO2 Total Extract | Cyclamen Persicum
Cyclamen CO2 Total Extract | Cyclamen Persicum
Rare Floral CO₂ Extract for Natural Perfumery & Botanical Formulation
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Overview
Cyclamen Enfleurage Oil is an aromatic material made from Cyclamen persicum flowers using enfleurage. It offers a soft yet expressive floral scent with green freshness and subtle melon-like undertones.
This is an enfleurage extract rather than a steam-distilled essential oil. It is intended for diluted use in perfumery, incense, soap, skincare and aromatic formulations.
Specifications Cyclamen CO2 Total Extract
- Botanical Name: Cyclamen persicum Mill.
- Family Name: Primulaceae
- Common Names: Persian cyclamen; Persian violet; sowbread
- INCI: Cyclamen Persicum Flower Extract.
- Part Used: Flowers.
- Extraction Method: Supercritical CO₂ Total Extraction.
- Note: Middle.
- Odor: Fresh, delicate, floral, green, slightly watery and softly sweet, with a clean botanical character.
- Appearance: Reddish.
- Country of Origin: Bulgaria.
Aromatic Profile
A distinctive middle-note floral: soft, seductive and powdery, with a green floral opening and a lightly fruity, melon-like nuance. It can add freshness and unusual floral volume without reading like a conventional rose or jasmine material.
Best For
Fine fragrance, floral accords, perfume oils, solid perfumes, botanical body oils and specialty luxury formulations.
Traditional & Botanical Use
Cyclamen has historically been valued primarily as an ornamental and culturally significant flowering plant. Modern aromatic extracts are used principally for botanical perfumery and specialty fragrance development rather than as a conventional essential oil.
Important Aroma Note
The aroma of a CO₂ extract should not be expected to smell exactly like a fresh cyclamen flower. CO₂ extraction captures heavier botanical constituents that can give the material a richer, greener and more concentrated profile.
Formulation Notes
Cyclamen CO₂ Total Extract is best incorporated into the oil phase or fragrance concentrate.
It pairs particularly well with:
- Rose.
- Jasmine.
- Violet-style accords.
- Osmanthus.
- Magnolia.
- Neroli.
- Bergamot.
- Mandarin.
- Green notes.
- Sandalwood.
- Cedarwood.
- Frankincense.
- White florals
Because this is a Total CO₂ extract, it may contain heavier non-volatile botanical constituents in addition to its aromatic fraction. Slight sediment, cloudiness, or viscosity variation can therefore occur naturally.
Applications
- Natural and botanical perfumery.
- Floral perfume oils and solid perfumes.
- Incense and aromatic ritual blends.
- Scented soaps and body products.
- Properly diluted skincare and aromatherapy products.
Use at a low level first because the material has highly concentrated.
Safety
- For external use and formulation use only; do not ingest.
- Do not apply the concentrated material undiluted.
- Patch test the finished product before broader use.
- Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes.
- Store tightly closed, cool and protected from light.
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