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GI absolue pays de Grasse

MIMOSA IG GRASSE ABS

960024
Botanical Acacia decurrens
CAS Name My compound name
CAS# 0008031036
FEMA# 2755
Olfactive family
Floral
Product type Naturals
Technology Absolute

NATURALSTOGETHER(r)

Programs Sustainable Practices
Technical Descriptors

Mimosa, Powdery, Violet Leaf

Olfactive description

Green, floral, powdery and slightly fruity.

Perfumery usage

The ultimate reference for floral, green and powdery long-lasting notes.

A slight woody, almond-like note differentiates it from other origins where the green facet is accentuated.

Process

A primary extraction with a volatile solvent on fresh or dry biomass yields to a Concrete or Resinoid.
The Absolute is obtained via a second purification step in the process.

Find out more

MIMOSA IG GRASSE ABS is certified with the Geographic Indication Absolue Pays de Grasse, approved by France's National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI).
This label guarantees the authenticity and savoir-faire of the historic Grass area for the cultivation of perfume plants that spreads across the Alpes Maritimes, the Var and the Alpes de Haute Provence.

Did you know?

Extracted part: branches and flowers.
450 Kg app. to produce 1 Kg of absolute.
200-250 Kg app. harvested per day per person.

Sourcing Countries
Crop seasons : France

Sourcing

Mimosa has been cultivated in many regions of the world, originally for its bark. France and Morocco are today the main producing countries of this highly fragrant species.

France

French mimosa is one of the most exceptional flowers still cultivated in France for Perfumery today.
The wild harvest of the young branches are handpicked in February when blooming begins within a very localized area: the Tanneron hills. Mimosa needs a perfect balance between a cold winter and little water to bloom in the best conditions. dsm-firmenich’s direct production, relying on fresh flowers supply, enables the most beautiful qualities of Mimosa.
The extremities of the plant are cut and processed immediately in dsm-firmenich's Tourrettes’ factory (South of France) for extraction. The difficult condition of the harvest, on wild lands with uneasy access, makes it a unique cultivation for the region.

    Flashpoint
    100 °C / 212 °F
    Certifications
    Kosher Certified
    Others
    GMO Free

    MIMOSA IG GRASSE ABS

    960024
    Botanical Acacia decurrens
    Compound name My compound name
    CAS# 0008031036
    FEMA# 2755
    Olfactive family
    Floral
    Product type
    Naturals
    Technology
    Absolute
    Technical Descriptors Mimosa, Powdery, Violet Leaf Olfactive description

    Green, floral, powdery and slightly fruity.

    Perfumery usage

    The ultimate reference for floral, green and powdery long-lasting notes.

    A slight woody, almond-like note differentiates it from other origins where the green facet is accentuated.

    Process

    A primary extraction with a volatile solvent on fresh or dry biomass yields to a Concrete or Resinoid.
    The Absolute is obtained via a second purification step in the process.

    UPCYCLING DESCRIPTION Did you know ?

    Extracted part: branches and flowers.
    450 Kg app. to produce 1 Kg of absolute.
    200-250 Kg app. harvested per day per person.

    Sourcing countries

    France

    Crop season

    February

    Sourcing

    Mimosa has been cultivated in many regions of the world, originally for its bark. France and Morocco are today the main producing countries of this highly fragrant species.

    France

    French mimosa is one of the most exceptional flowers still cultivated in France for Perfumery today.
    The wild harvest of the young branches are handpicked in February when blooming begins within a very localized area: the Tanneron hills. Mimosa needs a perfect balance between a cold winter and little water to bloom in the best conditions. dsm-firmenich’s direct production, relying on fresh flowers supply, enables the most beautiful qualities of Mimosa.
    The extremities of the plant are cut and processed immediately in dsm-firmenich's Tourrettes’ factory (South of France) for extraction. The difficult condition of the harvest, on wild lands with uneasy access, makes it a unique cultivation for the region.

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