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Product Description

Boswellia Rivae Frankincense Essential Oil industrial application and organoleptic characteristics

Boswellia Rivae Frankincense Essential Oil is a high-quality volatile compound of biological origin obtained by steam distillation of the resin from Boswellia trees. This raw material is characterized by a unique chemical profile dominated by alpha-pinene and limonene, which determines its demand in the professional segment. The liquid form of the oil ensures easy incorporation into the oil phases of emulsions and alcohol solutions, making it technologically convenient for mass production. Manufacturers choose this format for the stability of its aromatic bouquet and the high concentration of active terpenes that maintain their properties in various cosmetic and perfume formulas. The purity of the component is confirmed by the absence of synthetic impurities, which is critical for brands focused on international product certification.

Properties and purpose

The main purpose of Boswellia Rivae Frankincense Essential Oil is to create a complex olfactory pyramid with deep woody and spicy notes. In production logic, this component often acts as a natural fragrance fixative, extending the longevity of perfume compositions. Formulators use the oil in face and body products due to its ability to improve the textural characteristics of formulations. In cosmetics, it is used to create products aimed at improving the skin's appearance and providing a natural glow. Professionals choose this raw material because of its compatibility with base vegetable oils and emollients, allowing for the creation of stable formulations without the risk of phase separation.

Industrial applications

In the cosmetic industry, Boswellia Rivae Frankincense Essential Oil is a key ingredient in skin care, especially in premium anti-aging lines and serums. Body care includes the use of the oil in massage blends and bath products where its aromatherapeutic potential is valued. In hair care, the component is added to masks and conditioners to provide shine and a characteristic noble scent. The Wellness sector actively integrates this raw material into diffusion blends and aromatic candles. Private label projects use Boswellia Rivae for scalable formulations of eau de parfum and colognes, creating unique niche fragrances. In nutraceuticals, the oil is considered exclusively as a raw material for flavoring functional products without assigning any therapeutic functions to it.

Recipe

  • Refined oil base 95 ml

  • Boswellia Rivae Frankincense Essential Oil 3 ml

  • Liquid Vitamin E 2 ml

Boswellia Rivae Frankincense Essential Oil guarantees the reproducibility of aromatic characteristics in every batch. The stability of its chemical composition makes this raw material a reliable solution for B2B clients seeking a long-term presence in the professional cosmetics and perfumery market.

Characteristics:
INCI Boswellia Rivae Resin Wood Essential Oil
Other
Application Perfumes as a resinous note Aromatherapy for an atmosphere of concentration and tranquility Cosmetics as an aromatic component Candles and aroma diffusers
Aroma Aromatic Profile Fresh, resinous scent Slight citrus note Dry, woody base Balsamic warmth Soft, coniferous undertones Fresher and brighter than Boswellia sacra Less heavy than Boswellia carterii
Att brand Ethiopia
Color product Pale yellow Sometimes light amber Low viscosity
Dosage Extrait 1–5% Eau de Parfum 0.5–3% Perfume oils 2–7% Creams 0.05–0.25% Candles 3–6% Diffuser 2–4 drops
Features All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count 1
Name Boswellia Rivae Frankincense Essential Oil 5 ml
Other names Frankincense Rivae Oil African Frankincense Oil Boswellia Resin Oil Olibanum Oil / Boswellia Rivae Frankincense Essential Oil Frankincense Rivae Essential Oil
Packaging container for transportation
Packing 50 ml
Properties A light aromatic fixative Adds freshness and purity to the composition Emphasises resinous notes Forms a transparent, olfactory base
Purpose Boswellia rivae has a lighter, citrusy, resinous aroma. It is often used in aromatherapy and perfumery. Its profile is fresher and more transparent than classic olibanum. Fragrance Positioning Used as a fresh, resinous note. Suitable for aromatic woody compositions. Works well in oriental and spiritual fragrances. Pairs well with myrrh, sandalwood, cedar, and citrus.
Solubility oil, alcohol, ether
Type natural
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Valid until 12.2029
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