Products
Essential oils
100% Pures and Naturals
All our essential oils are 100% pures and naturals, and all are produced in Egypt in our site of production by steam distillation.
GERANIUM ROSAT
Pelargonium graveolens L'Hér. ; syn. P. X asperum
Geranium essential oil is widely used in perfumery thanks to its floral and rose scent, which allow replacing the absolute of rose in fragrance compositions. Surprisingly, is not the flowers but the leaves of the plant that detain this peculiar scent.
100% conform to the ISO standard 4731:2012.
Plant parts distilled : Leaves, stems and flowers
CAS N: 8000-46-2.
EC/List N. : 616-774-3.
Harvest period: May-June.
NEROLI
Citrus aurantium var. amara L.
Our essential oil is a wonderful raw material, characterised by fresh and mineral head notes, floral heart notes and animal and strong based notes. 1 Ton of flowers of the Bitter Orange tree is needed to produce 1 liter of essential oil.
100% conform to the ISO standard 3517:2012.
Plant parts distilled : Flowers
CAS N: 8016-38-4.
EC/List N. : 639-655-8.
Harvest period: March-April
PETITGRAIN BIGARADE
Citrus aurantium var. amara L.
If the flowers of the Bitter Orange tree, also known as Bigarade Orange, are used to produce the Neroli essential oil, the leaves and young stems give the Petitgrain Bigarade essential oil. Bigarade Tree has evergreen, alternate, elliptical and leathery leaves of a very bright, bright green.
New production available in Spring 2021
Plant parts distilled : Leaves.
CAS N: 8014-17-3.
EC/List N. : 277-143-2.
Harvest period: April - May
PETITGRAIN MANDARIN
Citrus reticulata Blanco
The Petitgrain Mandarin is widely used as a top note in perfumes, in fragrances and cosmetic products for its green, bitter and rising scent which brings freshness and lightness.
100% conform to the ISO standard 8898:2003.
Plant parts distilled : Leaves.
CAS N: 84929-38-4.
EC/List N. : 284-512-0.
Harvest period: February- March
Absolutes and Concretes
100% Pures
When the flowers are too fragile to bare steam distillation, an alternative method must be used to extract their aromatic components: the solvent extraction. Flowers are firstly mixed with hexane (the solvent) and a solid mixture of wax and oil, known as concrete, is produced. Concrete is then resumed with ethanol, another solvent, to obtain the absolute, which concentrates all the blossoms aromatic components, in a liquid form.
JASMINE
Jasminum grandiflorum L.
Jasmine has seductive and suave scent with a powdery note, it is available as absolute or concrete. Due to its procedure of extraction, which uses chemical solvents, Jasmine absolute can never be considered as an organic product, even if flowers are issued from organic cultivations.
Plant parts : Flowers.
CAS N: 84776-64-7.
EC/List N. : 283-993-5.
Harvest period: June-October
