TABAC LOW NICOTINE
Description
Nicotiana tabacum, also called “cultivated tobacco,” is a species of dicotyledonous annual plant of the Solanaceae family. Native to Central America, it is widely cultivated for its nicotine-rich leaves, which are dried and used to manufacture commercial tobacco.
Extraits : Absolute
Origine : WEST AFRICA
Nicotiana tabacum L.
Absolute
WEST AFRICA
Code F2951
CAS TSCA 73138-76-8
CAS EINECS 84961-66-0
Origin
Nicotiana tabacum, also called “cultivated tobacco,” is a species of dicotyledonous annual plant of the Solanaceae family. Native to Central America, it is widely cultivated for its nicotine-rich leaves, which are dried and used to manufacture commercial tobacco.
To produce this absolute, we source dark tobacco from a local partner in West Africa. This decolorized tobacco absolute is made from tobacco leaves of the burley variety. The leaves are harvested in the summer and air-cured in the shade. This specific drying process gives them a powerful aromatic fragrance reminiscent of American tobacco.
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To produce this absolute, we source dark tobacco from a local partner in West Africa. This decolorized tobacco absolute is made from tobacco leaves of the burley variety. The leaves are harvested in the summer and air-cured in the shade. This specific drying process gives them a powerful aromatic fragrance reminiscent of American tobacco.
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Perfumery
In fine perfumery, it is used in trace amounts to heighten the effect of leather notes. It blends well with woody fragrances and eaux fraîches for men, as well as with ambery and tuberose accords.
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In fine perfumery, it is used in trace amounts to heighten the effect of leather notes. It blends well with woody fragrances and eaux fraîches for men, as well as with ambery and tuberose accords.
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MAI
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