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

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The wax is produced by solvent extraction of fresh, hand-picked tuberose blossoms — the classic technique used for premium floral concretes and waxes. Process Overview StepDetail1. HarvestNight-picked fresh blossoms, processed within hours2. ExtractionSolvent extraction (petroleum ether / n-hexane) at ambient temperature3. ConcentrationVacuum rotary evaporation to recover solvent4. RefinementMolecular distillation / gradient purification for purity ≥98%Yield is naturally low — 0.08–0.14% by solvent extraction — which is why tuberose materials are among the most expensive natural perfumery ingredients. This method preserves the full aromatic profile including the heavier waxy constituents and the characteristic sweet floral scent with green-tropical undertones.Residual solvent levels are verified per batch and reported in the COA. Contact us for GC-MS profile details.

Step	Detail
1. Harvest	Night-picked fresh blossoms, processed within hours
2. Extraction	Solvent extraction (petroleum ether / n-hexane) at ambient temperature
3. Concentration	Vacuum rotary evaporation to recover solvent
4. Refinement	Molecular distillation / gradient purification for purity ≥98%

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

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