Jasmine tea SFE

Chemotypes :

The origin of the different species of tea plant is uncertain. The species Camellia sinensis is the most pread one and originates from China. Three other species are less widespread: Camellia assamica (India), Camellia taliensis (Golden Triangle) and Camellia nitidissima (Guangxi Province, China). Each species also has many botanical varieties, called "cultivars", whose names are often only known by professionals or well-informed amateurs, except in Japan (e.g. Goko tea, used to make matcha or gyokuro tea).
The notion of "variety" of tea is included in the way they are treated. Depending on the process, the olfactory and gustatory impact is not the same:
Black tea (or red tea) is more woody, ripe fruits, rosy, honeyed, but its smell depends on its region of culture and on the weather.
Green tea has a dry fruits and cooked plant smell, pyrogenic and floral-magnolia.
Oolong tea (blue tea) has a very varied aromatic range, from rosy to woody, yellow fruits-like, etc.
White tea is earthy-patchouli, even minty for some, or fruity-apricot. However, it is less powerful.
Yellow tea is produced in very low quantity (only in China) and has the same notes as green tea, with additional notes of hemp and linen (due to the balottins in which it is smothered).
Ripe tea has notes of mushroom, undergrowth, bark, is sometimes floral-green and aromatic.

Extraction process :

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From the same botanical variety

Tea leaf absolute

Uses in perfumery :

A fresh floral green ingredient, striking the perfect balance between fresh green tea leaves and jasmine, providing sweetness and softness. It blends harmoniously with citrus and sparkling notes, as well as with all types of woods, musks, and ambers.
TEA JASMINE SFE can be used within feminine, genderless, or Cologne style scents.

Stability :

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Other comments :

Basically considered as a medication, tea was previously used to cure diseases, depending on the variety.


Thank you to Jérémy Tamen, trainer and tea fragrances expert, for his precious help in the writing of this page dedicated to tea.

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Allergens :

This ingredient does not contain any allergen.

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IFRA 51^th :

This ingredient is not restricted for the 51th amendment