Imortelle Absolute Oil

Imortelle Absolute Oil has a warm floral aroma with honeyed facets, tea-like notes and a soft earthy depth. The scent develops slowly and sits low in blends, where it is used mainly as a base note or grounding modifier rather than a bright or diffusive material.

Product Details

Bottled in the UK for freshness and traceability.A natural aromatic absolute intended for external aromatic and formulation use only.Carefully sourced and quality checked for aroma consistency.Cruelty free and vegan friendly.Supplied in high quality amber glass bottles to help protect the material.

Botanical Information

Botanical Name: Helichrysum stoechasPlant Part Used: Fresh flower headsExtraction Method: Solvent extraction to concrete, then absoluteAroma: Warm floral tea with honeyed and earthy notesShelf Life: Store in a cool, dark place and use within 12 months of opening for best quality.

Aroma Profile

Imortelle Absolute Oil is extremely concentrated and should always be assessed diluted. After dilution, the aroma opens with soft honeyed warmth, moving into a floral tea-like heart and settling into a deep earthy base that lingers close to the skin.

Top notes: Honeyed warmthMiddle notes: Floral teaBase notes: Earthy depth

Scent Family

FloralHerbalEarthy

Typical Uses of Imortelle Absolute Oil

Imortelle Absolute Oil is used mainly as a professional perfumery and formulation material. It is not a general-purpose aromatic oil.

Common uses include:

Perfumery and fine fragrance compositions as a base note or grounding modifierCosmetic scenting in creams, oils, balms and solid perfumesAromatic blending where depth, warmth and botanical richness are requiredCraft and artisan products such as candles and soaps at very low concentrations

This material is normally used as a supporting or base note rather than a dominant aroma.

Handling and Working Dilution

Imortelle Absolute Oil can be naturally viscous, and aroma clarity improves significantly once diluted.

If helpful, gently warming the closed bottle in the hands can assist with measuring.

Preparing a 1% working dilution in perfumer’s alcohol or a suitable carrier oil is recommended for accurate dosing during formulation.

Dilution Guidance for Imortelle Absolute Oil

Imortelle Absolute Oil is extremely concentrated and must always be diluted before skin contact.

Typical usage ranges are:

Perfumery and aromatic blends: 0.1–1%Cosmetic products such as creams, oils and balms: 0.05–0.3%Candles and soaps: usually below 1%, depending on the formulation

This material is not used neat and not used at high percentages. Patch testing is required before any skin application.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this an essential oil

No. Imortelle Absolute Oil is a solvent-extracted absolute. It is not steam distilled and should not be treated as an essential oil.

What does Imortelle Absolute Oil smell like

It has a warm floral aroma with honeyed notes, a tea-like character and an earthy base.

Is it a top, middle or base note

Imortelle Absolute Oil sits mainly in the base of blends.

Which materials does it blend well with

It blends well with lavender, chamomile, rose, labdanum, woods and soft resinous materials.

How should it be stored

Store tightly closed in a cool, dark place away from heat and direct sunlight.

Is it suitable for children or during pregnancy

Imortelle Absolute Oil is generally avoided during pregnancy and is not recommended for children unless advised by a qualified professional.

Precautions

FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY.Do not apply undiluted to the skin.Always dilute before topical use.Avoid use during pregnancy unless advised by a qualified professional.Keep out of reach of children and pets.Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes.Carry out a patch test before use.

Natural Variation Notice: As a natural absolute, variations in colour, viscosity or aroma may occur between batches and do not affect quality.Disclaimer: Individual experiences may vary. Seek professional advice if unsure before use.

Imortelle | Floral herbal | Absolute oil | Base note | Perfumery and formulation