Osmanthus
is a fruity floral with accents of apricot and leather.
Fruity and vibrant,
Osmanthus fragrans (Sweet Osmanthus) has a highly fragrant and mouthwatering peachy and apricoty sweetness.
It adds a sweet, sparkling floral touch to vibrant accords with soft leathery suede facet.
Fruity and vibrant,
Osmanthus fragrans (Sweet Osmanthus) has a highly fragrant and mouthwatering peachy and apricoty sweetness.
It adds a sweet, sparkling floral touch to vibrant accords with soft leathery suede facet.
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+ Alluring
+ Uplifting
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+ Alluring
+ Uplifting
How is it extracted?
To collect osmanthus blossoms, sheets are first spread on the ground. After that, the tree branches of the shrub are shaken, creating a rainfall of osmanthus onto the sheets below.
These delicate flowers then go through solvent extraction to produce osmanthus absolute.
How is it extracted?
To collect osmanthus blossoms, sheets are first spread on the ground. After that, the tree branches of the shrub are shaken, creating a rainfall of osmanthus onto the sheets below.
These delicate flowers then go through solvent extraction to produce osmanthus absolute.
Did you know?
In Chinese, the word for osmanthus is "桂花" (guì huā), where the character "桂" (guì) has a phonetic resemblance to "贵" (guì) which means "expensive".
Because of this play on words, osmanthus is seen as a symbol of luxury in Chinese culture. As such, you will often see osmanthus being used in gift-giving and during celebratory occasions such as weddings.
Did you know?
In Chinese, the word for osmanthus is "桂花" (guì huā), where the character "桂" (guì) has a phonetic resemblance to "贵" (guì) which means "expensive".
Because of this play on words, osmanthus is seen as a symbol of luxury in Chinese culture. As such, you will often see osmanthus being used in gift-giving and during celebratory occasions such as weddings.
