Essential Oils
Ginger Lily Essential Oil CO2
Hedychium spicatumGinger Lily Essential Oil CO2
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Ginger Lily Essential Oil, also known as Kapur Kachari, is produced through supercritical CO2 extraction from the dried roots of the Ginger Lily plant (Hedychium spicatum), grown in the rural mountains of India and Asia. The oil has a characteristic yellowish color and offers a unique fragrance profile that is fresh and heady, with spicy ginger, honey, woody, and powdery notes. This rare and valuable oil is ideal for use in perfumery and aromatherapy, particularly in floral, minty, and citrus blends, as well as with lavender and sandalwood.
The Ginger Lily plant is known for its sweet-scented, orange and white flowers, but its low yield makes this oil rare. The supercritical CO2 extraction technique used ensures high quality and purity, preserving the plant's aromatic characteristics. Collaborating with a partner in India, we ensure that only the best practices are employed to produce this exquisite oil, maintaining the highest standards in distillation and quality control.
The Ginger Lily plant is known for its sweet-scented, orange and white flowers, but its low yield makes this oil rare. The supercritical CO2 extraction technique used ensures high quality and purity, preserving the plant's aromatic characteristics. Collaborating with a partner in India, we ensure that only the best practices are employed to produce this exquisite oil, maintaining the highest standards in distillation and quality control.
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| Botanical Name | Hedychium spicatum |
| Origin | India |
| Extraction Method | Super Critical CO2 Extraction |
| INCI Name | Hedychium spicatum Ginger Lilly oil |
| Note | Top, Middle |
| Scent Family | Spicy |
| Scent Profile | Spicy ginger like, honey, Woody, Powdery |
| Plant Part | Rhizome |
| Cultivation | Conventional |
| Appearance | Pale Yellow, Liquid |
| Suggested Use | Perfumery, Aromatherapy, Soap Making |
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