Angelica Seed Oil
Natural
Angelica Seed Oil
Presents a distinctive herbaceous-spicy character with pronounced terpenic freshness, earthy undertones, and a complex interplay of peppery heat and subtle musky warmth.
Odor Strength
High ,Recommend Smelling In A 10.00 % Solution Or Less
Odor Type
Herbal
Functional Profile
How perfumers typically use Angelica Seed Oil in their compositions.
Accent
1 formulas
Common Formula Contexts
Fragrance styles and categories where Angelica Seed Oil appears most often.
Floral Bouquet
1 formulas
TGSC Descriptions
Luebke, William tgsc, (2017): Strong fresh terpenic peppery earthy spicy anisic ambrette woody musk soapy powdery
Other Descriptions
Angelica Seed Eo
Moellhausen: Fresh, terpenelike, musk note
Angelica Seed Oil, Natural, Fg
Sigma-Aldrich: Strong fresh peppery terpenic celery sweet caraway woody fresh herbal amber powdery
Angelica Seeds Essential Oil Belgium
Albert Vieille SAS: Herbaceous and spicy with an earthy facet
The angelica or archangel is an aromatic herb reaching over two meters in height. it is a short-lived plant, blooming only once before dying. it has large, hollow, fluted, reddish stems that bear large, serrated leaves separated into leaflets. the inflorescences composed of a dozen yellow-green flowers arranged in large umbels bloom in july and give way to long, flattened fruits. the seeds of angelica are harvested like dill seed: the umbel-bearing stems are cut and dried in the open air when the fruits turn brown. the picking process is repeated several times, as and when the seeds ripen. the essential oil obtained from angelica seeds is herbaceous and spicy with an earthy facet. the roots also produce an essential oil with a different odor.
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