Rose Absolute

Rosa Damascena

Rose Absolute, scientifically known as Rosa damascena, is an aromatic oil obtained through the process of solvent extraction from the flowers of the Rosa damascena plant. It is widely used in the field of natural perfumery due to its distinct fragrance profile. The extraction of Rose Absolute involves the use of solvents, such as hexane or ethanol, to dissolve and extract the volatile compounds present in the rose flowers. Once the extraction is complete, the solvents are removed, leaving behind a concentrated oil known as Rose Absolute.

Rosa damascena, the botanical name for the rose plant used in the production of Rose Absolute, is a perennial flowering plant belonging to the Rosaceae family. This plant species is known for its beautiful, fragrant flowers and has been cultivated for centuries for its aromatic properties. There are various cultivars and hybrids of Rosa damascena, each with its own unique scent profile.