Mix of pure oleoresin and organic ethanol. Dissolution is necessary for an easy use.
| Latin Name : | Evernia prunastri |
| English Name : | Oakmoss |
| French Name : | Mousse de chêne |
| Family : | Parmeliaceae |
| Origin : | Hungary, France |
Oak moss is a cross between a fungus and an alga. Despite its name, it doesn’t grow only at the feet of oak, but also at the feet of some other trees (ashes, willows, pines, etc.).
| Distilled Part : | Lichen |
| Extraction : | Steam distillation |
| Oil Characteristics : | Oak moss absolute has a dark green-brown color. It’s a woody oil , reminding of oak and alga. |
| Properties : |
Powerful perfume. |
Energetic and Emotional Effect
Oakmoss extract helps to root oneself.
Perfumery
This oil is mainly used in perfumery. It is a perfume fixative and a bottom note.
Synergy
Oak moss absolute blends well with citrus to create men’s fragrances. It will mix well with rose, bergamot, cinnamon or vetiver to create more feminine notes.
Precautions
This oil is very powerful and potentially allergenic. It should be used sparingly.
References
FRANCHOMME, Pierre, La science des huiles essentielles médicinales, Guy Trédaniel éditeur
