White Acacia CO₂ Wax | Robinia Pseudoacacia L |

Robinia pseudoacacia CO₂ Wax, also known as Black Locust or False Acacia Wax, is a rare and luxurious aromatic wax derived from the delicate blossoms of the Robinia pseudoacacia tree through supercritical CO₂ extraction. This exquisite natural wax captures the tender, honeyed floral essence of acacia blossoms while preserving their natural lipids, making it a prized ingredient for high-end perfumery, skincare, and aromatherapy.

Soft, golden, and deeply fragrant, this wax represents the harmony of floral sweetness and woody warmth—a true reflection of spring’s gentlest fragrance preserved in solid form.

The Robinia pseudoacacia tree, native to North America but cultivated throughout Europe and the Mediterranean, produces clusters of white, fragrant flowers in late spring. These blossoms are rich in natural nectar and aromatic molecules that attract bees and perfumers alike.

Using supercritical CO₂ extraction, the fresh or gently dried flowers are processed at low temperatures and under high pressure with carbon dioxide. This advanced, eco-friendly method extracts both the volatile aromatic compounds and the natural waxy matrix of the petals without the use of chemical solvents. The result is a creamy, semi-solid wax that retains the full olfactory and biochemical signature of the acacia blossom—something impossible to achieve with steam distillation.

The yield is small, often less than 1% of the raw flower weight, making Robinia CO₂ Wax one of the most precious floral materials available to artisan formulators.