BLACKCURRANT
Description
Blackcurrant is a traditional crop in the Burgundy region of France. The plant was originally cultivated for its fruits, used to make juice or the liqueur crème de cassis, but the most aromatic part of the plant is, surprisingly, the bud.
Extraits : Enfleurage
Origine : FRANCE
Ribes nigrum L.
Enfleurage
FRANCE
Code F0118
CAS TSCA 97676-19-2/91080-23-8
CAS EINECS 68606-81-5/91080-23-8
Origin
Blackcurrant is a traditional crop in the Burgundy region of France. The plant was originally cultivated for its fruits, used to make juice or the liqueur crème de cassis, but the most aromatic part of the plant is, surprisingly, the bud.
In order to offer this extract, we source fresh Ribes nigrum buds from a French farmers’ cooperative based in Burgundy. Harvested in the winter, from December through February, the fresh buds are extracted at our factory in Valréas, Provence.
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Bud
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In order to offer this extract, we source fresh Ribes nigrum buds from a French farmers’ cooperative based in Burgundy. Harvested in the winter, from December through February, the fresh buds are extracted at our factory in Valréas, Provence.
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Tarifs
Beauty and personal care
In cosmetics, blackcurrant extracts are used in products like shower gels and scrubs. They are also used in products for dry skin, irritated skin, damaged skin and mature skin, as well as body care products. In addition, this enfleurage can be used in the oil phase of a formulation.
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In cosmetics, blackcurrant extracts are used in products like shower gels and scrubs. They are also used in products for dry skin, irritated skin, damaged skin and mature skin, as well as body care products. In addition, this enfleurage can be used in the oil phase of a formulation.
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