Narcissus Oil

• Botanical Name - Narcissus Poeticus
• Method of Production - Solvent Extraction
• Plant part used: Flowers
• Color - Yellow mobile liquid
• Odor - Foliage green cresol, very sweet, herbaceous, floral undertone.
• Odour Strength - Medium
• Country of Origin - India
• Main Components - Geraniol, Rhodinol
• Application - Narcissus is used almost exclusively in high class perfumes also in cosmetics, incenses and fragrances.
• Industrial destination - Fragrance Industry, Cosmetic Industry , Incense Industry.

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The Narcissus Absolute, also known as Daffodil, Nargis, or Pinkster lily, has a rich history as one of the earliest daffodil varieties cultivated on Earth. Its association with the name "narcissus" dates back to ancient times and is intertwined with Greek mythology and royalty. Characterized by its potent fragrance, the flower exhibits a pristine white hue with a subtle yellow center and edges tinged in yellowish-brown. Typically standing at a height of 1-2 feet, this plant can be found across North America, including regions of Mexico and the USA, as well as certain parts of tropical Europe.

The oil is extracted through meticulous processes such as steam distillation or solvent extraction, preserving its pure essence.This process captures the essence of the Narcissus flower, imbuing the oil with its distinct aroma and therapeutic benefits.

Composition

Rich in bioactive compounds such as linalool, geraniol, and nerolidol, Narcissus Oil boasts a diverse array of therapeutic benefits. These compounds exhibit potent antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties, making Narcissus Oil a versatile remedy for various health and wellness concerns.

Narcissus Oil in Traditional Medicine

Throughout history, Narcissus oil has played a significant role in traditional medicine practices around the world. In ancient civilizations, it was valued for its medicinal properties and used to treat ailments ranging from respiratory issues to digestive discomfort. Today, it continues to be utilized in alternative medicine for its therapeutic benefits.