Botanical Name: Rosa damascena
Size: 3 ml
Origin: Turkey
Part of Plant: Blossoms
Extraction: Absolute (Solvent Extraction)
Major Biochemical Constituents: Phenylethyl alcohol, Citronellol, Nonadecane, Geraniol, Nonadecene
Description & Scent Profile:
Extracted from hand-harvested Turkish Rosa damascena blossoms, Rose Absolute represents the peak of floral decadence in fine fragrance. Featuring a deep, honeyed, and velvety floral aroma with rich, warm undertones, this absolute preserves delicate aromatic nuances that are often lost in traditional steam distillation. Highly prized as a heart and base note, it provides a luxurious floral anchor for bespoke perfumery while bringing soothing emotional comfort, warmth, and openhearted tranquility to mind-body rituals.
Key Benefits & Mindful Rituals:
Emotional Comfort & Heart Centring: Offers a deeply comforting, euphoric aroma during times of grief, emotional heaviness, or heartache—fostering feelings of warmth, self-compassion, and inner peace.
Luxurious Botanical Perfumery: Indispensable in natural perfumery to build rich, long-lasting floral heart notes and add depth, elegance, and longevity to custom fragrance accords.
Uplifting Atmospheric Fragrance: Fills room environments with an opulent, romantic fragrance that sweetens heavy indoor air and brings lighthearted calm to your space.
Blending Suggestions:
Blends exceptionally well with Sandalwood, Frankincense, Bergamot, Ylang Ylang, Jasmine Sambac, Black Pepper, Vetiver, Cedarwood, and Citrus oils.
Best Ways to Experience:
Personal Botanical Perfume Roll-On: Add 1–2 drops Rose Absolute to 10 ml of Jojoba oil in a glass roll-on bottle. Apply to pulse points behind ears, wrists, and collarbones for a lingering, elegant scent.
Heart-Centring Diffusion: Combine 1 drop Rose Absolute, 2 drops Sandalwood, and 2 drops Bergamot in your ultrasonic diffuser to create a warm, comforting home ambiance.
Sensual Body & Massage Oil: Dilute 2 drops in 15 ml of Sweet Almond or Argan oil for a deeply relaxing, luxurious body massage.
