The Role of Isparta Rose in Perfumery: Rosa Damascena’s Enduring Value
Natural Ingredient, Lasting Impact
When it comes to perfumery, raw material selection goes far beyond scent—it includes longevity, character, formula compatibility, and reliability. In this context, Rosa damascena, commonly known as the Isparta Rose, has been a prized natural essence in the fragrance industry for decades.
Rosa Damascena: A Scientific and Traditional Powerhouse
Thanks to its rich aromatic profile, rose oil stands out in both scientific literature and traditional use. Studies show that Rosa damascena oil:
Contains bioactive compounds like monoterpenes, flavonoids, and tannins
Is rich in key volatile molecules such as citronellol, geraniol, and nerol
Has a strong olfactory effect even in very small doses (0.02–0.05%)
These properties make it not only technically effective but also economically efficient for perfumers.
The Role of Rose Oil in Perfume Formulation
Top Note Complexity Rosa damascena oil is often used in top or heart notes. It introduces a light, sweet, and distinctly floral opening, while enhancing...