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Hyacinth Enfleurage Oil | Hyacinthus Orientalis
Hyacinth Enfleurage Oil | Hyacinthus Orientalis
A concentrated hyacinth flower aromatic with a rich, sweet, creamy-floral heart for fine fragrance.
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Hyacinth Enfleurage Oil is a rare and highly aromatic floral extract produced from the fresh blossoms of Hyacinthus orientalis. Valued for its lush, unmistakably spring-like fragrance, hyacinth offers a complex aroma combining fresh green petals, sweet floral depth, subtle watery nuances, and a soft narcotic character.
The enfleurage method is particularly well suited to delicate flowers whose aromatic profile can be altered or lost through high-heat distillation. Fresh hyacinth blossoms are carefully exposed to a fatty medium, allowing their volatile aromatic compounds to be captured gradually and gently. The resulting aromatic oil preserves much of the flower’s natural richness and delicate character.
Its fragrance is more multidimensional than a simple floral note. Hyacinth opens with a fresh, green and slightly dewy impression, developing into a rich floral heart with soft sweetness, powdery nuances and an elegant, almost vintage perfume quality.
Specifications of Hyacinth Enfleurage Oil
- Botanical name: Hyacinthus orientalis
- Family: Asparagaceae
- Source-listed INCI: Hyacinthus Orientalis Flower Oil — confirm the exact supplier declaration
- Extraction method: Listed as “organic extraction”; exact process and solvent status require confirmation
- Part used: Flowers.
- Note: Middle
- Odor: Rich, sweet, creamy, exotic and strongly floral
- Appearance: Light yellow
- Country of origin: United States
- Documentation required: COA, SDS, compositional analysis and extraction/residual-solvent specification
Aromatic Profile
An opulent floral heart with sweet, creamy and softly exotic facets. The source describes it as very strong, so small evaluations are recommended before increasing the level.
Perfumery Direction
- Suited to white-floral, spring-floral, creamy and romantic accords.
- Can add body to delicate florals and soften greener botanical notes.
- Evaluate at trace level first because the material may dominate a blend.
Formulation & Usage
Published flower-headspace research confirms that H. orientalis produces a complex volatile bouquet, but headspace data do not establish the composition of this commercial extract. Use the batch documentation—not published flower percentages—to formulate.
Perfumery
- Begin at very low concentration and evaluate incrementally.
- Confirm whether the supplied material is an extract, absolute, dilution or another preparation.
- Check the supplier specification for solvent residues and any carrier.
Topical Formulation
- Do not apply undiluted.
- Set the use level from the supplier SDS, batch analysis and current IFRA guidance.
- Patch test the finished formulation.
Applications
Fine Perfumery
For rich floral hearts, creamy bouquets and distinctive spring-flower accords.
Personal Care Fragrance
May be evaluated as a fragrance ingredient only after the exact material type, INCI and safety limits are confirmed.
Aromatic Product Development
For low-dose aromatic concepts where an intense sweet floral signature is desired; avoid therapeutic claims.
Safety
- For external use only; do not ingest.
- Do not apply undiluted; the source describes the material as highly concentrated.
- Confirm the exact extraction process, carrier or solvent status, INCI and composition before use.
- Follow the supplier SDS and current IFRA guidance for the intended category.
- Patch test the finished formulation.
- Seek qualified advice for pregnancy, breastfeeding, children, medical conditions or medication.
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