Linden Blossom CO2 Select Extract Essential Oil
Tilia cordata
Product Properties
Country
Bulgaria
Plant Part
Flowers
Cultivation
Certified Organic
Chemical Families
Esters
Monoterpenols
Botanical Families
Anacardiaceae
Extraction Method
CO2
Therapeutic & Aromatic Properties
Therapeutic Properties
Antianxiety
Calming
Notes
Middle
Top
Aromas
Exotic and Sensual
Sweet
Warm and Radiant
Floral
Suggested Uses
Mood - Calm
Linden blossom oil seems to melt cares away. Add a few drops to a bedtime bath salt, and relax in the warm water.
Relax - Stress
Make linden blossom perfume oil that helps you feel centered, grounded, and self-assured on busy days (… and smells amazing!)
Complexion - Skincare
Condition your pores with a linden blossom CO2 facial toner—blend it into water and aloe vera gel.
Safety and Shelf Life
Shelf Life
6 years
Safety & Warnings
No known safety issues. Might cause low blood pressure.
GCMS Data
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Very interesting, love it!
This was a splurge purchase for me, but I love it! This might sound weird but it reminds me of super ripe almost fermented fruit that has fallen from the tree.but it also has an exotic floral smell.
Different from what I was Expecting
I bought this oil based off the description of it and couldn't wait to get it. I haven't used it in a blend yet and I do believe once it's in a blend I will really love it. The scent right out of the bottle just wasn't quite what I was expecting - I was expecting a more floral scent. It's there but not what I though it would be. Still look forward to trying it.
Lovely, sweet, & boozy
This is a lovely aroma, quite unique, and will make for some lovely pampering potions!
Interesting and a fun addition!
I enjoy using flowers in my blends and this one is a different profile. I find the aroma slightly sweet but very reminiscent of grapes! The fruity element dissipates quickly, and the floral, sweet aroma remains. It is best to let any blends marry before adding them to bases, as I find this oil in particular is a chameleon! Fun!
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It has a strong mature caramel smell to it but while it tones down it turns into a more sweet delicate aroma. A very ineteresting smell profile. I am thinking of making a lady's perfume with it.