Frankincense res 50% in DPG
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3082
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Usage
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Frankincense resinoide 50% in DPG has the warm spicy, spicy and powdery scent of
church incense. The scent is not very strong, it has already been diluted, as a
rule no further dilution is necessary. It is occasionally used in, for example,
amber, chypre, fougère, coniferous and woody scents. You usually use between
0,1% and 5% of this substance in the fragrance composition. It combines well
with resinous green scents and woody scents. It adds a touch of spice and
powderiness. It is mainly a base note in perfumes. It is stable in soap and is
used as a fixation for coniferous scents.
Physical properties
Properties (Hekserij)
Frankincense resinoide 50% in DPG is an orange-yellow to brown, viscous liquid
at room temperature. It has a fairly long shelf life. The substance is a
solution of a resinoid, an extract that is made with certain solvents, such as
hexane or alcohol. These solvents are removed as good as possible from the
extract. The fragrance comes from the gum resin of Boswellia species. Due to
wild harvesting and traditional extraction and trade, it is virtually impossible
to further specify the species. The same applies to the origin of the resins,
which can come from all over the distribution area from India to East Africa.
Regulatory
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9/III
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