Kewra Absolute Oil (5 mL)

Kewra Oil is extracted from the flower called Kewra, that is well-acknowledged for its sweet flowery fragrance. Having botanical name (Pandanus Odoratissimus) it has a sweet fragrance with pleasant quality that is similar to rose flowers. The watery distillate is widely used in perfumes & in a variety of food flavour preparations.

Kewra flowers have a very sweet fragrance with a pleasant quality similar to rose flowers, but kewra is more fruity. The watery distillate (kewra water, pandanus flower water) is quite used in sweets. it can easily be handled and can even be poured using a teaspoon. Our Kewra Absolute oil is widely used in in perfumes as well as for variety of skin and hair preparations.

HISTORY OF USE

Kewra absolute is an exotic addition to perfumery, incense, candles, and aromatherapy. It is a shrub with fragrant flowers. They are used to extract perfume, aromatic oil and fragrant distillations called “keorra-ka-arak” (is a Hindi word), These are stimulant and antispasmodic and are used against headache and rheumatism. The flowers are also used to flavour food; kewda essence is used in numerous Indian sweets like rasgulla, petha, rasmalai and burfi, especially in Rajasthan. The flower, however, is reputed to attract snakes.

Fragrance Impact:

Botanical Name: Pandanus Odoratissimus

Description: Kewra Absolute has a sweet fragrance with a quality similar to Rose flowers but Kewra is more fruity.

Properties: Kewra Absolute is also used to flavour foods, especially Northern Indian sweets. It has antidepressant, antibacterial, antiseptic and stimulant properties.

Uses: Kewra Absolute is an amazing ingredient for aromatics such as perfumes, body lotions, scented candles, incense sticks, room fresheners and soaps and other cosmetics.

Source: India

Characteristics: Strong aroma of a medium note.

Production Method: Solvent or CO2 Extraction

Kewra is a mellifluous scented absolute native to India that is held in high regard for its sensual and fruity rose-like scent. A connoisseurs absolute.