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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. |
Oakmoss extract helps to root oneself.
This oil is mainly used in perfumery. It is a perfume fixative and a bottom note.
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.
