A rich, honeyed floral absolute with a distinctive ripe apricot and stone-fruit facet backed by a soft leathery, tea-like undertone. Opens with dewy, jammy floral sweetness and dries down into a warm, slightly waxy, suede-like character.AI · claude-opus-4-7
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Perfume and Flavor Materials of Natural Origin, page 308.
The flowers of Osmanthus Fragrans are used in the production of a concrete and an absolute. The perfumed extraction oil can be used directly in cosmetic preparations.
The flowers of Osmanthus Fragrans are occasionally used for the perfuming of tea in China.
The flowers are extracted with petroleum ether to yield a concrete, which gives an absolute after alcohol extraction. The enfleurage method or the infusion process have also been applied to these flowers.