Description and usage notes:
Jasmine Absolute is one of, if not the most useful, florals and has been widely used in perfumery for centuries. The real Jasmine Absolute is very expensive and highly restricted so here we are offering a 100% natural recreation by Payan Bertrand that contains just 0.8% pure Jasmine Absolute yet still has the characteristic odour of jasmine and is composed entirely of materials of natural origin.
It is vastly less restricted in use: in fact if you’re making fine fragrances there is, for all practical purposes, no restriction on the amount of this product that can be used in your formula, giving you great flexibility.
If you’re following the Standards of the International Fragrance Association (IFRA 48th Amendment), you need to know that the following maximum concentration levels in the finished product are permitted:
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Class 1 |
5% |
Class 6 |
13.262%% |
|
Class 2 |
6.25% |
Class 7A |
12.5% |
|
Class 3A |
27.5% |
Class 7B |
12.5% |
|
Class 3B |
27.5% |
Class 8A |
13.262% |
|
Class 3C |
13.262% |
Class 8B |
13.262% |
|
Class 3D |
13.262% |
Class 9A |
13.262% |
|
Class 4A |
69.649% |
Class 9B |
42.283% |
|
Class 4B |
69.649% |
Class 9C |
69.649% |
|
Class 4C |
13.262% |
Class 10A |
69.649% |
|
Class 4D |
13.262% |
Class 10B |
13.262% |
|
Class 5 |
13.262% |
Class 11 |
Not restricted |
Note that categories 1 and 6 also need to follow food safety requirements.
Please see the entry for pure Jasmine Absolute for detailed quotations from Arctander on the characteristics and uses of jasmine in perfumery.
Documents
Available to purchasers via the Documentation tab:
Allergen Statement
IFRA Statement
cath.m.harker (verified owner) –
Absolutely beautiful!
More reminiscent of walking past a jasmine in bloom than a bottle of the absolute, it goes well with the absolute as well as tuberose and a number of other scents.
Well worth a try, you won’t regret it