Cognac white essential oil
€8.50
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€7.14
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Description
Rare essential oil with a very complex scent, used by fastidious perfumers to create unique natural fragrances. Has sophisticated notes of tartness and fruitiness, warm brandy bouquet, wine and liqueur aroma blended with a rich earthy undertone. Diffused, is relaxing, euphoric, uplifting, promotes good vibes and wellness.
Essential oil obtained by steam distillation from the wine precipitate known as wine lees (leaves and fermented grapes) which is the wine precipitate from the barrels after Cognac has been maturated.
Ingredients: Vitis Vinifera Oil
Olfactive profile: wine-like, muscatel, complex blend of fruity, champagne, liquorous and green notes
BENEFITS
- seldom occurring, special essence
- relaxing and uplifting
- helps promote positive vibes and well-being
- rare essential oil, used by fine perfumers to create unique scents
- in perfumery adds charisma, to accompany fruity, floral, fougère and aromatic notes with sparkle and sophistication
USE RECOMMENDATIONS
- as ingredient in cosmetic formulations, creams, butters, serums, oil mixtures
- dilute with a plant oil and apply on the skin by massage
- as an ingredient in soap and toiletries
- as a component for the preparation of perfumes
SAFETY DATA
- consult your doctor if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, elderly person, have serious illness, or intend to use essential oils for children
- do not apply directly on mucous membranes, nose, eyes
- consult your doctor or aromatherapy practitioner before ingesting any essential oil
- use only diluted unless advised otherwise by your doctor or certified, experienced and trained aromatherapy practitioner
- those with allergic tendency should perform an allergy test before use
- for professional use refer to the safety data sheet
Details
Code
D-1564
Categories
INCI
Vitis Vinifera Oil
Odor, Aroma
characteristic, fruity
Status
100% pure and natural, E.O.B.B.D. botanically and biochemically defined
Natural index
ISO 16128 - Natural 1.0
Appearance
liquid, low viscosity, yellowish
Method of production
steam distillation
Fragrance note
middle note
Main constituents
ethyl decanoate, ethyl dodecanoate, ethyl hexadecanoate, linoleic acid ethyl ester
Suitable for
aromatherapy, cosmetics
Key benefits
relaxing
Specific indications
wellness
Skin care
Face creams
Body care
Body butters, Lotion bars
Solubility
in ethyl alcohol, in oil
Use level
according to IFRA
Storage
in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight, keep out of the reach of children
Reviews
5 stars
67%
4 stars
17%
3 stars
0%
2 stars
17%
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Lucian F.
22 May 2024
I haven't gotten to use it in combination with other elements. As an odor, it's clearly not for everyone. Before you buy it, make sure you know what Cognac oil smells like.
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Jessica M.
05 Feb 2024
Yes, you need to buy this! It’s the most intoxicating uplifting aroma I have ever come across! It’s happiness in a bottle! It’s been an instant hit with everyone I know that’s tried any product I’ve made with this ingredient. Can’t recommend enough!!
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Alexandra Mariana T.
05 Jan 2022
An interesting fragrance, sweet and imposing, but I expected it to have a softer scent!
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Delia Laura G.
05 Jan 2022
f good, smells f good, recommend
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Valeria Popa
13 Jul 2021
I would like to give an update to yesterday's two star review. I finally made the solid fragrance with white cognac essential oil, although it smelled pretty bad. I also added a few drops of tiare flower parfum and vetiver essential oil. I left it in the fridge overnight, and today I was pleasantly surprised to find that it had only a very faint whiff of rancid butter smelled straight from the container, but applied to the skin it smelled quite pleasant. Unfortunately it doesn't linger too long, and for that I give it 4 stars (and because it was unpredictable)
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Valeria
12 Jul 2021
I was looking forward to receiving this essential oil because I wanted to make a solid perfume based on soy wax and cocoa butter. I unwrapped it the day I received the parcel and after two days of keeping it at room temperature (quite cool but still in July anyway) it smells rancid and I can't do anything with it. It says on it that it can be kept in a cool dry place, which I tried to do, but it probably should have been kept in the fridge. You should include clearer information about storage temperature so you don't miss new ingredients that cost upwards of 20.
