Astra Tatarskaya Essential Oil, 50 ml

About Tatarian Aster Essential Oil

This is an essential oil labelled with the INCI name Aster Tataricus Essential Oil, associated with Aster tataricus, a perennial aster. The lot offered here is produced in Bulgaria and packed in 50 ml bottles. It is an uncommon perfumery material, and published technical data on it are limited, so this page sticks to what the product card states.

Scent profile

According to the product card, the oil smells floral and sweet, with herbal and slightly woody facets. That combination makes it a candidate for soft floral and herbal accords where a less familiar natural note is wanted.

Where it can be used

Fine and functional fragrance

The most realistic use is as a modifier in fragrance compositions: a small share can round off a floral heart or connect herbal top notes to a woody base.

Scented personal care

Body oils, balms and creams can carry it as part of a fragrance blend. Because public safety data for this specific oil are scarce, the final level should be set by your safety assessor on the basis of the lot documents.

Working with the oil

Add the oil to the oil phase or to a fragrance concentrate at room temperature, and use a suitable solubiliser if the product is water based. Before scaling up, request the specification and safety data sheet for the lot and record batch numbers in your development notes.

Lab example: comparative blotter test

This exercise helps you decide whether the oil suits your project. It is not a finished product.

Dilute 0.5 g of Tatarian aster essential oil in 9.5 g of perfumer’s alcohol.

Weigh the alcohol into a glass vial, add the oil, cap and shake. After 24 hours dip a blotter and smell it at 10 minutes, 1 hour and 6 hours, writing down how the floral and woody sides develop. Repeat with a 1 % dilution to see how the note behaves at lower strength.

What still needs confirmation

Plant part, extraction method, colour and composition are not listed on the card. Please request them with the lot documents if they matter for your product file.

Compatibility

Like most essential oils, it mixes with ethanol, carrier oils and other essential oils but not with water. Floral partners such as rose, geranium and lavender, and soft woods such as cedarwood and sandalwood, are logical starting points for trials around its floral, herbal and woody profile.

Storage

Keep the bottle tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from light. Browse more materials in the wholesale essential oils section or the general essential oils catalogue.

FAQ

What is the INCI name of Tatarian aster oil?

The oil is labelled with the INCI name Aster Tataricus Essential Oil.

Who sets the final level of Tatarian aster oil in a product?

Your safety assessor should set it on the basis of the lot documents.

Is the blotter test solution a finished product?

No, it only helps you decide whether the oil suits your project.