Rose Oxide is a solid floral-rose with faint sweet-fruity touches. It is diffusive and penetrating.
The odour and uses of Rose Oxide
Odour – Can aid in creating a realistic rose but it is very stout despite some of its linalool freshess. It is sometimes described as a “gassy-green” or “hard green” floral with lots of lift but poor longevity. Certain materials have a less gassy more ‘bread-like’ topnote (Rose de Mai) which is warmer and more pleasant than the ‘gassy’ type of odor.
Perfume Uses – To give immense lift/diffusiveness especially in a rose fragrance, but should be used in small amounts. Other uses: Rose geranium Rose, Fir-Conifer, For-diffusion, Floral-types, Topnotes, Herbal-types, Soap-perfumes, Add-lift, Apple Pear Pear, Bread, and Rice.
Botanical Name: Rosa Canina Origin: Chile Process: Cold-pressed. Rosehip Oil is derived from dog rose. Always look for cold-pressed or cold-processed rosehip oil.
Recommended Use: Face, Skin, Hair, Nails
Physical Properties: Clear Pale Yellow to Yellow
Benefits: Full of Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Omega-3 and Omega-6
Rejuvenates, restores and soothes sun damaged skin.
Naturally reduces dark spots, aging spots and hyper-pigmentation.
Non-greasy skin moisturizer
Apply on Nails to prevent hang nails and nail breakage
Sampaguita, the name for Filipino / sambac jasmine, is a fragrance reminiscent of the country’s national flower.
It is a tropical shrub that blooms in the natural climate throughout the whole year. Its blossoms, unlike other types of jasmine, are smaller but with a much stronger scent. It unfolds during the evening and stays in its beauty only one day.
Since 1934, it has been a national flower in the Philippines and symbolizes hope, purity, devotion, loyalty, and strength.
Candles containing extracts are used to cleanse the homes and to expel dark spirits. It is also an example of the fact that even in such a short time, that the blossom of this flower has, anything or anyone can bring a positive impact on its surroundings.
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