JASMINE SAMBAC
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Jasminum sambac is the second most common variety of cultivated jasmine in India. It also grows in China, where its flowers are used to make scented teas. In India the flowers are grown in Tamil Nadu, where the fields are in bloom from spring through the end of summer.
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Origine : INDIA
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Jasminum sambac (L.) Aiton
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INDIA
Code F1551
CAS TSCA 1034798-23-6
CAS EINECS 91770-14-8
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Jasminum sambac is the second most common variety of cultivated jasmine in India. It also grows in China, where its flowers are used to make scented teas. In India the flowers are grown in Tamil Nadu, where the fields are in bloom from spring through the end of summer.
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In fine perfumery and cosmetics, it is the fruitiest ingredient of the jasmine family. Jasmine sambac provides a marvelous, opulent floral odor with nuances of green grass and banana in the top notes. It also has a flowery impact on the heart note with hints of warmth and beeswax. It has a long-lasting effect and combines well with musks and other floral ingredients in oriental accords.
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In fine perfumery and cosmetics, it is the fruitiest ingredient of the jasmine family. Jasmine sambac provides a marvelous, opulent floral odor with nuances of green grass and banana in the top notes. It also has a flowery impact on the heart note with hints of warmth and beeswax. It has a long-lasting effect and combines well with musks and other floral ingredients in oriental accords.
JAN
FEV
MAR
AVR
MAI
JUIN
JUI
AOU
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
