HYACINTH
Hyacinth is a delicate, fresh, and intensely floral fragrance note with a green, slightly aquatic, and powdery nuance. It has a crisp, clean scent reminiscent of spring, with a soft, watery sweetness and a subtle green undertone that evokes freshly cut flowers.
Origin & Extraction
Hyacinth is primarily extracted from the flowers of the Hyacinthus orientalis plant, native to the Mediterranean and Middle Eastern regions. The essential oil is typically obtained through solvent extraction, as the delicate nature of the flower makes steam distillation challenging. The extraction process captures the flower's complex and ephemeral scent profile.
History & Culture
Hyacinth is primarily extracted from the flowers of the Hyacinthus orientalis plant, native to the Mediterranean and Middle Eastern regions. The essential oil is typically obtained through solvent extraction, as the delicate nature of the flower makes steam distillation challenging. The extraction process captures the flower's complex and ephemeral scent profile.
Chemistry & Molecular Structure
Hyacinth is primarily extracted from the flowers of the Hyacinthus orientalis plant, native to the Mediterranean and Middle Eastern regions. The essential oil is typically obtained through solvent extraction, as the delicate nature of the flower makes steam distillation challenging. The extraction process captures the flower's complex and ephemeral scent profile.
