description & history: the flowers of mimosa plant are fragile. mimosa flowers are unusual and the plants are required to be kept at 25ºc along with a humidity of 85ºc so as to produce flowers. mimosa, which is also known as “sensitive plant”, was initially introduced to australia in the late 1800s. the first small saplings were imported to europe by the famous british explorer, captain james cook in the 19th century. quickly, it became the flower of choice for british members and russian aristocracies. mimosa absolute has mild floral notes.
common uses:
used in aromatherapy and soap manufacturing.
used in making cosmetics
helps to overcome anxiety and sensitivity
used as a fixative in perfumery industry
other details:
botanical name: acacia dealbata
plant part: flowers
extraction method: solvent extraction
origin: india
color: golden to amber resin to solid.
consistency: thick, viscous resin. it should be heated so as to come out of its solid state. also, it has a toffee-like consistency.
note: base
strength of aroma: low
blends well with: lavender and peru balsam
cautions: we recommend that absolutes should be evaluated in dilution or the complexity of the fragrance becomes lost
if you need to ask anyquestion pls feel free to contact us

description & history: the flowers of mimosa plant are fragile. mimosa flowers are unusual and the plants are required to be kept at 25ºc along with a humidity of 85ºc so as to produce flowers. mimosa, which is also known as “sensitive plant”, was initially introduced to australia in the late 1800s. the first small saplings were imported to europe by the famous british explorer, captain james cook in the 19th century. quickly, it became the flower of choice for british members and russian aristocracies. mimosa absolute has mild floral notes.
common uses:
used in aromatherapy and soap manufacturing.
used in making cosmetics
helps to overcome anxiety and sensitivity
used as a fixative in perfumery industry
other details:
botanical name: acacia dealbata
plant part: flowers
extraction method: solvent extraction
origin: india
color: golden to amber resin to solid.
consistency: thick, viscous resin. it should be heated so as to come out of its solid state. also, it has a toffee-like consistency.
note: base
strength of aroma: low
blends well with: lavender and peru balsam
cautions: we recommend that absolutes should be evaluated in dilution or the complexity of the fragrance becomes lost
if you need to ask anyquestion pls feel free to contact us