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    Roseolate® fragrance note

    Roseolate® captures the quintessential rose scent in a concentrated, sophisticated form. This refined ingredient distills the romantic essen…More

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    Character

    The Story of Roseolate®

    Roseolate® captures the quintessential rose scent in a concentrated, sophisticated form. This refined ingredient distills the romantic essence of rose petals into a versatile building block that perfumers use to create deeply emotive compositions.

    Heritage

    The rose has held sacred status across civilizations for millennia. Ancient Egyptians used rose essence in religious rituals and beauty preparations, while Persians, Greeks, and Romans all celebrated the flower for its intoxicating fragrance. Grasse, France emerged as the epicenter of rose cultivation and perfume manufacturing by the early 20th century, with workers manually stripping petals in vast rose fields. In 1895, organic chemists achieved a breakthrough, creating the first laboratory-made rose scent, opening new possibilities for perfumers. Roseolate® represents the evolution of this legacy, translating centuries of rose appreciation into a precise, consistent ingredient that honors tradition while serving modern creative needs.

    At a Glance

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    Origin

    France

    Primary source region

    Ingredient Details

    Extraction

    Solvent extraction

    Used Parts

    Fresh flower petals

    Did You Know

    "It takes approximately 10,000 roses to produce just one ounce of rose absolute, making rose one of the most labor-intensive botanicals in perfumery."

    Production

    How Roseolate® Is Made

    Roseolate® is produced through solvent extraction, a method that captures the full aromatic complexity of rose petals. Fresh petals are washed in a food-grade solvent, typically hexane, which dissolves the aromatic compounds. The mixture is then carefully filtered and the solvent is removed under controlled conditions, leaving behind a concentrated aromatic extract. This extract undergoes further refinement to achieve the precise olfactory profile that defines Roseolate®. The process preserves delicate floral nuances that steam distillation can sometimes alter, resulting in a more true-to-nature rose character that integrates seamlessly into fragrance compositions.

    Provenance

    France

    France43.7°N, 6.9°E

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