Tobacco Flower Absolute

Absolute · Floral / Leather

floral, violet, carnation, tobacco, sweet — heart to base note.

Aroma illustration for Tobacco Flower Absolute: dried tobacco leaves, purple violets and a ruffled pink carnation, for its tobacco, violet and carnation notes. It illustrates smell associations, not the material or its source.Illustration of pink star-shaped tobacco flowers above broad leaves. The absolute is extracted from the flowers.
Aroma View: an illustration of what Tobacco Flower Absolute smells like (tobacco, violet, carnation), drawn by RUŌOD Lab — not its appearance or its source.An original illustration of the botanical source by RUŌOD Lab — not a photograph of the material.
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In short

Tobacco flower absolute is extracted from tobacco blossoms, not the cured leaves. It is floral, sweet violet and spicy carnation over a tobacco note.

What Tobacco Flower Absolute smells like

Parchem and The Good Scents Company list tobacco flower absolute as floral, with sweet violet, spicy carnation and tobacco notes. Hermitage Oils describes a darker olive-green absolute with plum jam, dark cherry and bitter cocoa, made from the concrete by solvent extraction. The leaf absolute, under the same CAS number, smells of hay, honey and cured tobacco instead.

Leading note
Floral tobacco
Clear facets
Tobacco
Supporting facets
Violet, carnation
Character
Sweet, warm
  • floral
  • violet
  • carnation
  • tobacco
  • sweet

What makes Tobacco Flower Absolute distinctive

Tobacco as a flower rather than a cured leaf.

Where the descriptions disagree: Some grades read floral-violet, others dark and jammy, with plum and cocoa.

How Tobacco Flower Absolute is used

Used for a floral tobacco in oriental, floral and leather accords.

Typical role: modifier (used in small amounts to change the character of a blend).

How Tobacco Flower Absolute differs from similar materials

Tobacco Absolute
The leaf absolute is honeyed, hay-like cured tobacco; the flower absolute is floral, with sweet violet and spicy carnation over the tobacco.

Each difference compares the published descriptions of the two materials. Smell varies with grade, supplier and dilution; compare them side by side on blotters before substituting one for another.

Formulation considerations

Shares its CAS number (8037-19-2) with tobacco leaf absolute, so none is given here.

Identity and classification

Type
Absolute
Origin
Natural
Odour family
Floral / Leather
Note position
Heart to base note
Physical form at room temperature
Viscous liquid
Also known as
Tobacco blossom absolute
Botanical source
Nicotiana tabacum L.

No CAS number is shown: suppliers use different identifiers for this material, and none could be confirmed as its own.

Safety and compliance

This page is general information, not a safety assessment or a specification. Confirm identity, composition, IFRA status and allergen content from your supplier's documents for the lot you hold.

Materials it works with

Used in formulas and accords

Used in 3 published formulas

Tobacco Flower Absolute is an ingredient in 3 perfume formulas in the Formula & Accord Library.

Community formulas

RUŌOD House Originals

Original compositions by RUŌOD House.

Further reading

Questions about Tobacco Flower Absolute

Is Tobacco Flower Absolute natural or synthetic?

Tobacco Flower Absolute is natural. It is a concentrated extract obtained from plant material with a solvent, then washed with ethanol to remove the waxes.

Which published formulas use Tobacco Flower Absolute?

Tobacco Flower Absolute is used in 3 published formulas in the RUŌOD Lab Formula & Accord Library: 1882 Naturals, Mate Field and Pipe Smoke Orchard. Each is listed with a link under "Used in formulas and accords" on this page.

Sources

Your own records, next to the reference

Keep your own record of Tobacco Flower Absolute — supplier, cost, stock, dilutions and where it is used — in RUŌOD Lab's material library.