Mimosa
Latin name Acacia dealbata - Family species Mimosaceae
Mimosa, also known as Acacia decurrens var dealbata and Sydney Black Wattle, is used as a fixative in soaps and fragrance for high class perfumery. There is an absolute and a concrete.
Oil Selection Guide
Color - Amber
Viscosity - Viscous
Scent - Woody, floral, somewhat green
Perfume Aroma - Middle to top note
Oil Source Information
Plant Type - Tree
Parts Used - Flowers, Twig ends
Countries of Origin - Australia, Africa, France, Italy
Extraction Method - Solvent extraction
Known Chemical Constituents
Palmic aldehyde, anisic acid, enanthic acid, acetic acid, phenols
Uses of Mimosa
Used somewhat in aromatherapy. Used as a fixative in soaps and fragrance for high class perfumery.
Mimosa blends well with
Special Precautions*
* See Safety and Usage.
