| Aroma:Very tenacious, earthy-mossy odor with leather-like notes. Full and slightly sweet. Latin Name:Evernia furfuracea Country of Origin:France Cultivation Method:Conventionally Grown Extraction Method:Solvent Extracted Extracted From:Moss Color:Dark greenish brown Perfumery Note:Base Consistency:Very viscous, warm to pour from bottle. Aromatherapy Properties:Fixative, that binds more volatile oils and makes them stay longer. Creates feeling of security and attachment. Suggested Use:Oakmoss is one of the best fixatives to use if you want to make your potpourri blend stay fragrant longer, especially if you have been using a lot of fleeting top notes, such as citrus oils. History:Native Americans have referred to this plant as oak lung, lung moss, lungwort and others. It was used for ailments of the lungs and to heal wounds. Unfortunately, medicinal uses for the Oak Moss absolute have not yet been established. Specific Safety Information:No known toxicity. |