BENZOIN SIAM
Description
Benzoin is a gum derived from Styrax tonkinensis, a tree that grows in northern Laos, in association with rainfed rice growing. It is also cultivated in Vietnam. From April to July, incisions are made in the trees’ bark to tap their resin, and the resulting gum is harvested the following winter.
Extraits : Resinoid
Origine : CAMBODIA, LAOS, THAILAND, VIETNAM
certifications : KOSHER
Styrax tonkinensis Craib ex Hartwich
Resinoid
CAMBODIA, LAOS, THAILAND, VIETNAM
Code F0391
CAS TSCA 9000-72-0
Origin
Benzoin is a gum derived from Styrax tonkinensis, a tree that grows in northern Laos, in association with rainfed rice growing. It is also cultivated in Vietnam. From April to July, incisions are made in the trees’ bark to tap their resin, and the resulting gum is harvested the following winter.
After gathering, the gum is cleaned, sorted and exported to our factories in France, where we use it to produce several benzoin extracts.
Balsamic, Vanilla
Exsudate
KOSHER
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After gathering, the gum is cleaned, sorted and exported to our factories in France, where we use it to produce several benzoin extracts.
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Perfumery
The Siam origin offers extremely precious vanilla balsam notes for the construction of oriental accords. It releases warm, powdery effects that are characteristic of vanillin. The resource, exudate of an exotic tree offers a unique amber signature and very effective in floral and oriental accords.
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The Siam origin offers extremely precious vanilla balsam notes for the construction of oriental accords. It releases warm, powdery effects that are characteristic of vanillin. The resource, exudate of an exotic tree offers a unique amber signature and very effective in floral and oriental accords.
JAN
FEV
MAR
AVR
MAI
JUIN
JUI
AOU
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
