Re: Natural?

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> Hello Perfumers,

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> I was wondering (I know, so many questions) if linalool is used in " Natural

Perfumery " ??

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> from Cali

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Hi

We grow lavender and distill essential oil. I know that linalool is an

important constituent of lavender essential oil. It's also found in many other

flowers, and is used in many products including perfume. I don't know how the

characteristics of linalool differ when it's used as a single component compared

to when it's used as it occurs in an essential oil. I'd like to learn more

about that too if others on the site have the info or know where I could look

for it.

Debbie

Willakenzie Lavender

Yamhill, Oregon

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Natural derived Linalool ( through distillation out of Rosewood Oil, Ho Oil or

Lavender, not through a chemical proccess for excample Pinen or Methyl

Heptenone! ) I concide it as natural and can be used in Natural Perfumery.

If you have a chemical synthesis using catalysts like metals, I say it is not

natural and therefor can not be used.

Since EO's are a mix of Aroma Chemicals or Isolates ( Isolates from fractionated

distillation )one can use them to achieve certain effects in natural perfumery.

It widens the creativity.

And there are many more Isolates available and as a Perfumer one can have a lot

of more options.

If somebody is in Aromatherapy blends I would just use EO's.

Thanks,

Udo

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Isolates from fractionated distillation )one can use them to achieve certain

effects in natural perfumery. It widens the creativity.

Hi Udo,

Can you tell me the names of some other isolates from fractionated

distillation?

Thanks so much,

Chris