-
improve their flow and
processing properties.
Resinoids are
mainly used as
perfume fixatives. The
resinoids described above should be
distinguished from...
-
increase the time for
which the
scent of a
perfume lasts.
Fixatives can be
resinoids (e.g. benzoin, labdanum, myrrh, olibanum, storax, tolu balsam), terpenoids...
-
perfumery concretes,
obtained especially from flowers, and to
perfumery resinoids,
which are
prepared also from
animal secretions. Most
oleoresins are used...
- in USDA
zones 3–9. The
plant contains toxic glycosides,
alkaloids and
resinoids.
These can
cause weakness,
seizures and
corneal injuries. Use of the plant...
- cis-cyclohexane-1,2-diol. In perfumery, the term
castoreum refers to the
resinoid extract resulting from the
dried and
alcohol tinctured beaver castor. The...
-
production of
natural raw
materials (essential oils, concretes, absolutes,
resinoids and
molecular distillation) and the
production of concentrate, also called...
-
Vitrified V Gl****-based; made via
vitrification of
clays and
feldspars Resinoid B Resin-based; made from
plants or
petroleum distillates Silicate S Silicate-based...
- 5% 4 Netherlands 4,986 5.5% 5 Belgium 4,716 5.2%
Essential oils and
resinoids; perfumery,
cosmetic or
toilet preparations 164,825 1 France 22,921 13...
- watt-meters. In
December 1968 the
company developed and
released an ultra-thin
resinoid cutting wheel, Microncut. The
wheel contained diamond powder and as a result...
- benzene, butane, methanol, ethanol, isopropanol, and
olive oil. Currently,
resinoids are
often obtained by
extraction with
supercritical carbon dioxide. The...
