Tobacco Absolute Extra

Tobacco Absolute Extra
Latin name : Nicotiana tabacum L.
Country of Origin: France
Method of Extraction: Alcohol extraction of the concrete of the cured leaves.
Part of plant processed : leaves 

CAS No: 8037-19-2
Flash Point: >100 C

Odor: Sweet, reminiscent of pipe tobacco
Appearance: A dark brown viscous liquid

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This is a deep dark brown, semi-solid mass of strong, reminiscent of pipe tobacco (memories of my Granpa).

Tobacco Absolute is used not only in the 'tabac' type of modern or aldehydic perfumes, but also,
for 'dry' and 'masculine' effects in fantasy types, in Oriental blends, etc.

Blends well with: sandalwood, castoreum, labdanum, clary sage, vetiver, bergamot,
cedarwood derivatives, etc., and it produces effects which are very hard to imitate or match (with other materials).

Caution:
External use ONLY.
Do NOT use undiluted on the skin.
Keep away from children & pets.
Store away from heat and light.

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