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Product Name SKU Price Qty
  1. Rose Absolute, Egypt Tiny Sample (6 drops) 860-2
    $3.00
  2. Rose Absolute, Egypt 1/16 oz 860-4
    $16.00
  3. Rose Absolute, Egypt 1/8 oz 860-5
    $28.00
  4. Rose Absolute, Egypt 1/4 oz 860-6
    $48.00
  5. Rose Absolute, Egypt 1/2 oz 860-7
    $82.00
  6. Rose Absolute, Egypt 1 oz 860-8
    $154.00
  7. Rose Absolute, Egypt 2 oz 860-9
    $286.00
  8. Rose Absolute, Egypt 4 oz 860-10
    $558.00
  9. Rose Absolute, Egypt 8 oz 860-11
    $994.00
  10. Rose Absolute, Egypt 16 oz 860-12
    $1,928.00

Rose Absolute, Egypt


Details

  • Botanical Name: Rosa damascena
  • Origin: Egypt
  • Process: Solvent Extracted Absolute
  • Plant Part: Flowers
  • Cultivation: Cultivated
  • Grade: Fine Perfumery Grade
  • Note: Middle Note
  • Aroma: Deep, warm, earthy, bold. Excellent tenacity, will hold its own in blends.
  • Perfumery Uses: The oil of love, hypnotic, encourages a feeling of happiness and contentment

  • For a pre-blended and affordable dilution of this oil, see our Rose Absolute, Egypt - 10%
  • Certificate of Analysis
  • MSDS

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Overview

Egyptian Rose Absolute

Our Rose Absolute from Egypt offers a true rose aroma with a hint of spice. It is similar to Bulgarian Rose Absolute as they are both extracted from the Damask Rose plant.

Customer Reviews

Soft, powdery Review by BShea
Egyptian Rose Abs; This is nice. Its a dry powdery rose. It reminds me of the rose incense sticks that come from India (speaking of, I would like to try Indian rose too). There is a bit of a sour note at first, straight, undiluted out of the bottle, but it does dry down really nice. I'm sure diluted and blended that would not be present. This would be really nice blended with sandalwood, styrax, myrhh, patchouly, orris, vetiver, geranium, jasmine (of course), vanilla, citron, lime leaf, ambrette, civit and perhaps tonka bean (sounds like a blend right there). (Posted on 2/27/13)