
Essential Oils
Coconut CO2.
An intense coconut aroma, CO2 extracted in Germany from organically produced cold-pressed coconut oil: solid when cool, liquid at body warmth, and pure summertime in a lip balm or solid perfume.
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About this product
One sniff and it is July: sun on the sand, warm skin, the whole long day ahead. This extract is just for fun, and it brings back the scent of summer. It is Cocos nucifera, CO2 extracted in Germany from organically produced, cold-pressed coconut oil.
Its aroma comes from delta lactones, octa-, deca- and dodecalactone, which give coconut its typical flavor and scent; the rest is mainly triglycerides of saturated fatty acids, chiefly lauric and myristic. Like virgin coconut oil, it is solid at cool room temperature and liquefies at body temperature, so we bottle it in glass rather than in jars that would leak in the summer heat.
Details
- Botanical name: Cocos nucifera
- Origin: extracted in Germany from organically produced, cold-pressed coconut oil
- Method: CO2 extraction
- Semi-solid at room temperature; liquid at body temperature
How to use
Pop the bottle into a cup of hot water to liquefy it. Use it wherever you want an intense coconut aroma: blended with our cocoa CO2 to scent lip and body balms, stirred into lotions, or in a solid perfume for a sweet summertime note.
A whole summer, kept in a small glass bottle for the gray months.
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Coconut CO2
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