Vetiver Java Oil WC

Vetiver Java Oil WC
Botanical Name: Vetiveria zizanioides (L.) (Stapf)
Country of Origin: Java
Family: Poaceae (Gramineae)
Method of Cultivation: Wild Crafted
Method of Extraction: Steam Distillation
Plant Material Used: from vetiver root, cleaned and washed rootlets, which are dried, cut and chopped, then again usually soaked in water prior to distillation. (1)

CAS: 8016-96-4
Flash Point: (Closed Cup) >100 degrees C
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Appearance: Ambered to Brown viscous liquid
Odor: Sweet, and very heavy Woody, Warm, Earthy
Uses: Perfume, cosmetic
Stability: Can be kept 24 months in good condition

Synonyms:
Khus, Khus-Khus, Andropogon muricatus, vetivert

If I may say .. this Vetiver from Java is beyond delicious. The scent experience actually makes my mouth water from the honey scent undertone.

Vetiver is used predominately in perfumery not only as a fixative, but also as on odor contributor in bases.

Blends well with: ionones, linalool, patchouli, sandalwood, oakmoss, lavender, clary sage. (1)

General Safety:
Vetiver oil is non-toxic, non-irritation and non-sensitising.
No contraindications are known.

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

Ref:
Steffen Arctander – Perfume and Flavor of Natural Origin Pg. 650 (1)

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