What extraction method is used to produce the rose flower wax?

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The wax is produced by solvent extraction of fresh, hand-picked damask rose petals — the classic technique used for premium floral concretes and waxes. Process StageDetailHarvestPetals hand-picked at peak bloomExtractionSolvent extraction capturing the full aromatic profile including heavier waxy constituentsPurificationSolvent removed under vacuum to protect the delicate aromaVerificationResidual solvent level tested and reported per batch in the COAThis process preserves the intense, romantic rose fragrance with honeyed undertones and the natural waxy texture your formulators expect from a true floral wax. Every batch is verified with GC-MS before release. Send your target specification for batch-level extraction details.

Stage	Detail
Harvest	Petals hand-picked at peak bloom
Extraction	Solvent extraction capturing the full aromatic profile including heavier waxy constituents
Purification	Solvent removed under vacuum to protect the delicate aroma
Verification	Residual solvent level tested and reported per batch in the COA

What extraction method is used to produce the rose flower wax?

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