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What plant material is this oil distilled from, and where is the chrysanthemum grown?
Steam-distilled from dried flower heads of Hangzhou Bai Ju (Chrysanthemum morifolium) grown in Tongxiang, Zhejiang — a National Geographic Indication product.
Which oils blend well with Hangzhou chrysanthemum oil?
Pairs with white florals, tea/green notes, cooling herbs, citrus and soft woods — ideal at 10–30% of a blend.
How do you ensure batch-to-batch consistency across seasons?
GC-MS fingerprinting against approved reference, physicochemical checks and cross-lot blending ensure batch-to-batch stability.
How is the oil used in aromatherapy for cooling, eye strain and relaxation?
Cooling, calming and eye-soothing via diffusion, inhalation and diluted massage; wellness-support use only.
How would you describe the aroma of Hangzhou white chrysanthemum oil?
Delicate herbaceous-floral with honeyed green-tea undertones and a subtle cooling aspect — gentle, elegant, distinctly Chinese-herbal.
What does the oil look like in terms of color, clarity and consistency?
Clear to pale yellow, free-flowing liquid (pale yellow to light amber) with density 0.860–0.910 and refractive index 1.460–1.480 at 20°C.
What is your after-sales and warranty policy?
Specification warranty at shipment, replacement for non-conformance, 12-month technical support, full batch traceability.
What usage rates are recommended for osmanthus absolute in different product types?
0.5-3% in perfume, 0.05-0.5% in cosmetics, 0.1-1% in candles, 0.01-0.1% in food flavors.
What are the recommended transport and storage conditions for osmanthus absolute?
Store sealed at 4-25°C away from light and humidity; 36-month shelf life; warm to 30-40°C if wax crystallizes.