What extraction method is used to produce the jasmine flower wax?
The wax is produced by solvent extraction of fresh, hand-picked jasmine blossoms — the classic technique used for premium floral absolutes and waxes.
- Fresh blossoms are harvested at full bloom
- Solvent extraction captures the full aromatic profile, including heavier, waxy constituents
- Solvent is removed under vacuum, leaving the natural wax with its complete fragrance complex
This method preserves the intense sweet floral scent with honeyed undertones and green notes that jasmine is prized for. Unlike steam distillation, solvent extraction retains the full-bodied character and creamy depth that perfumers value in white-floral and exotic compositions.
Residual solvent levels are controlled and verified per batch in the COA. Send your required residual solvent specification for confirmation.
This article was published on 2026-09-07, and last updated on 2026-09-07. The article will be continuously updated.