Cocoa PQ Absolute Oil

The first impression is dark roasted cocoa, bitter powder, and earthy warmth; the drydown brings dry husk, soft wood, and a dense gourmand residue.
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Description

Cocoa PQ Absolute Oil moves through dark roasted cocoa, bitter powder, and earthy warmth towards dry husk, soft wood, and a dense gourmand residue. The result is a concentrated material with both immediate presence and a slower structural effect.

In gourmands, amber accords, coffee ideas, woods, tobacco blends, soaps, and candles, it can behave as an accent, a link between notes or the central idea. The right level depends on which of those jobs it needs to perform.

Trial it progressively and evaluate after settling. Too much may make the formula muddy, bitter, or overly food-like; controlled use keeps the profile detailed and allows neighbouring materials to remain visible.

Details

Botanical Name Theobroma cacao
Common Name Cacao, Cocoao
Plant Part Bean/pod
Extraction Method Solvent Extracted (Ethyl Alcohol)
Colour Dark Brown
Consistency Very thick, until gently heated
Solubility Not soluble in water, partially soluble in Ethanol
Note Middle
Strength of Aroma Strong
Blends with Vanilla CO2, Bergamot, Sweet Orange, Roasted Coffee
Aromatic Description Delicious, rich and heady chocolate liquor aroma.
History Carnation has an extensive history of use in the perfume industry, and unfortunately, of being adulterated. You will see carnation and variations of pure carnation in soaps, candles, potpourri, room fresheners, and in massage therapy applications.

The information provided is for educational purposes only

Cautions

Do not consume. For external use only. Keep away from children and eyes.

Cocoa Absolute should not be used on broken or irritated skin.

It is important to note that all absolutes are extremely concentrated by nature. They should not be evaluated in this state unless you are accustomed to the undiluted fragrance. For those trying Absolutes for the first time, we strongly recommend they be evaluated in dilution. Otherwise, the complexity of the fragrance - particularly the rare and exotic notes - become lost.

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