Rose Absolute
Botanical name: Rosa damascena
Rose Absolute is obtained from the delicate petals of Rosa damascena, one of the world’s most treasured aromatic flowers. Because rose petals are extremely delicate, solvent extraction is used instead of steam distillation, preserving the rich floral compounds responsible for the unmistakable fragrance of true rose.
This particular Rose Absolute is sourced from India. Thousands of freshly harvested petals are required to produce a small amount of absolute, making rose one of the most precious botanical extracts used in natural perfumery and aromatherapy.
Aromatic profile
- Rich, deep floral aroma
- Sweet honey-like rose notes
- Soft fruity undertones
- Warm, elegant floral finish
How Rose Absolute is traditionally used
Rose Absolute is traditionally used in natural perfumes, botanical skincare, massage oils, facial oils, diffuser blends, and personal aromatic rituals. Its luxurious floral aroma is often chosen to create elegant perfume compositions and skincare blends where only a very small amount is required.
Blends well with
Bergamot, cedarwood, chamomile, clary sage, frankincense, geranium, jasmine, lavender, neroli, palmarosa, patchouli, sandalwood, sweet orange, vanilla, and ylang ylang.
Extraction method
Solvent extracted from fresh rose petals to produce a true rose absolute.
Plant origin
India.
Good to know
- Rose Absolute is produced by solvent extraction rather than steam distillation.
- Only a tiny amount is needed to perfume blends due to its rich aroma.
- Widely valued in fine natural perfumery.
- Suitable for luxurious botanical skincare when appropriately diluted.
- Its complex aroma develops beautifully when blended with woods, florals, citrus, and resins.
Safety
Rose Absolute should always be diluted before topical application. Avoid contact with the eyes and mucous membranes. As with all aromatic extracts, perform a patch test before topical use on sensitive skin. Use during pregnancy only under the guidance of a qualified healthcare practitioner or aromatherapist.







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