
Living Libations
Linden Blossoms - Essential Oil
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PURE LINDEN BLOSSOM ESSENCE: THE SCENT OF EARLY SUMMER The essence of lovely Linden Blossoms bursts with the sweet floral, slightly green scent of hay that is exquisitely reminiscent of a pastoral June day. The outpouring of nectar from this tree’s blossoms keeps bees abuzz.
Ingredients
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- 0150% Tilia cordata + 50% Organic Biodynamic Alcohol Consistency: Thin
- 02pourable liquid Scent Description: The green of springtime air doused in festive-floral honey notes
- 03crisp green apple
- 04and sweet sun-warmed hay
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- 10Geranium
- 11Vanilla
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- 13Melissa
- 14Lemon Verbena
- 15Cape Chamomile
- 16Cardamom
- 17Frankincense
- 18Lemon
- 19Bergamot
- 20Grapefruit
- 21Lime
- 22and Chamomile
- 23Applications: This rare extract is co-distilled with an organic alcohol co-solvent
- 24the alcohol hits your nose first
- 25so let it quickly evaporate on your skin or a scent strip to reveal the true
- 26honeyed linden blossom
- 27Natural perfumers prize this delicate
- 28shape-shifting essence
- 29To maximize its projection
- 30dilute it in organic jojoba or blend it with bright citrus essential oils
- 31This reveals the subtle molecules
- 32coaxing notes of crisp green apple and honey-hay right to the surface
- 33Perfect for bespoke perfumery
- 34body mists
- 35blends
- 36and blossom-scented baths
- 37View or download the Certificate of Analysis
- 38This essential oil is verified
- 39genuine distillation
- 40third-party tested to ensure 100% purity
- 41Linden Blossom’s Fragrant Phytochemistry This supercritical CO₂ select extract reveals a complex
- 42living phytochemical footprint
- 43The extraction method captures both the dense and the delicate molecules that traditional steam distillation leaves behind
- 44weaving a tapestry of naturally occurring constituents: phenylethyl alcohol
- 45megastigmane compounds
- 46caffeine
- 47benzyl alcohol
- 484-methoxyphenethyl alcohol
- 494-dimethylindanyl acetate
- 50dihydroactinidiolide
- 513-oxo-7
- 528-dihydro-α-ionone
- 53and blumenol C. Phenylethyl alcohol (29%) is the honey-floral aromatic anchor of this essence
- 54This natural aromatic alcohol delivers a soft
- 55honey-like sweetness that lingers exquisitely
- 56What is it that makes genuine linden blossom smell like a warm
- 57pastoral June day? The secret lies in sun-baked carotenoid metabolites and megastigmanes
- 58trace compounds born entirely from the natural
- 59light-induced breakdown of plant pigments called carotenoids
- 60Within this sun-drenched matrix rests: 4-hydroxy-3
- 615-trimethyl-4-2-cyclohexen-1-one a megastigmane molecule (at 4%) that exudes a balsamic-floral depth
- 62Working in tandem are dihydroactinidiolide (0.90%) and blumenol C (0.40%)
- 63These rare volatile markers are the definitive fingerprints of authentic Tilia cordata
- 64responsible for the highly coveted
- 65nostalgic nuances of sweet
- 66sun-warmed hay
- 67dried tea leaves
- 68and summer meadow honey
- 69This bouquet is rounded out by 3-oxo-7
- 708-dihydro-α-ionone (0.60%)
- 71a precious ionone that injects a subtle
- 72orris-like
- 73fruity undertone
- 74Botanical anomalies like caffeine and exotic esters also add to linden’s aromatic enrapture
- 75Caffeine (3.90%) is a fascinating and highly unusual inclusion for an essential oil profile
- 76Because caffeine is a larger
- 77non-volatile molecule
- 78standard steam distillation completely misses it
- 79The advanced supercritical CO₂ select method smoothly pulls this compound into the matrix
- 80completing the complexity and physical weight of the total extract
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