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Citrus Aurantium Flower Oil

Citrus Aurantium Flower Oil (CAS 8016-38-4) is one of the fragrance allergens the European Union requires to be named on a label once it passes a threshold. Nothing in this catalog carries it as a constituent, so it reaches a formula one way only: you reached for the bottle. That makes it the easy kind to account for.

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What Citrus Aurantium Flower Oil smells like

Robertet describes it as floral, spicy, fresh orange flower and honey. It is made by refining a floral alcoholic infusion of Tunisian Citrus aurantium blossom through supercritical CO2 fractionation followed by partial concentration, so it reads as the living flower rather than the heavier sweetness of an absolute: bright and slightly green on top, honeyed and faintly clove-spicy underneath. In a formula it is the naturalist's orange flower, used to give neroli and white-floral hearts a freshly picked lift the absolute cannot supply, and to warm a citrus cologne without dragging it into indolic territory.

It is a material in its own right, not only a line on a label: its catalog page carries the full profile.

Citrus Aurantium Flower Oil itself

Olfactive family
Floral
Volatility band
Heart
Impact
7 of 10
Origin
Natural

Where Citrus Aurantium Flower Oil comes from on a shelf

3 of the 3 carriers in this catalog are naturals and 0 are synthetic.

Which materials carry Citrus Aurantium Flower Oil

MaterialEstimated content
Neroli Essential Oil the material itself 100%
Neroli Oil Egypt the material itself 100%
Orange Flower Tunisia CO2 Extract the material itself 100%

Estimates from typical published compositions, not a certificate of analysis for your bottle. A supplier's own figures always win.

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