Ambrette Seed CO2

Abelmoschus moschatus

base noteMalvaceaeco2 extractionseed
Pregnancy:CautionChildren:Caution

A precious musky-floral CO2 extract rich in ambrettolide, prized in perfumery as a rare plant-based musk and in aromatherapy for its emotional grounding effects.

Aroma Profile

Deeply musky, sweet, and floral with warm wine-like and nutty undertones, a soft animalic richness, and a delicate powdery finish reminiscent of skin-warmed orris and cognac.

Strength: strong

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Therapeutic Properties

nervineantispasmodictonicsedativedigestivecalming

Chemistry

Primary Constituents

Ambrettolide 12-25%, (E,E)-farnesyl acetate 30-50%, (E,E)-farnesol 5-15%, decyl acetate 3-8%, dodecyl acetate 2-6%

lactonesesterssesquiterpenols

Emotional & Psychological

Ambrette Seed is a deeply grounding and sensual oil supporting those disconnected from the body or experiencing chronic anxiety and nervous exhaustion. It eases sexual and creative blocks, fosters self-acceptance, and restores a felt sense of safety and warmth, making it especially valuable for trauma recovery, intimacy work, and emotional depletion.

Physical Therapeutic Uses

Ambrette Seed eases nervous tension, muscular cramping, and stress-related digestive complaints. It supports circulation, relieves anxiety-driven insomnia, and has traditional use for menstrual pain and poor appetite. Its large lactone and ester content confer gentle antispasmodic and tonic effects without irritancy, making it suitable for extended skincare and massage use.

Safety Profile

Max DermalNo specific Tisserand limit; general dilution 1-3%
Pregnancycaution
Childrensafe over 2
Petscaution cats

Contraindications

No significant contraindications reported at standard topical use.

Drug Interactions

No significant interactions reported.

Pet Safety Notes

Use cautiously around cats; generally well tolerated by dogs at low dilution due to low monoterpene content.

Application Methods

diffusiontopicalmassageinhalationbath

How to Use This Oil

Blending Classification

base note — evaporates slowly, lingers longest. Provides depth, warmth, and fixative qualities.

AdultsNo specific Tisserand limit; general dilution 1-3%max dermal use
Children (6+)0.5-1%recommended
Diffusion3-5 dropsper 100ml water

Common Ways to Use

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Diffusion

Add 3-5 drops to a diffuser with water. Run for 30-60 minutes at a time with breaks. Ensure good ventilation.

Topical Application

Dilute to No specific Tisserand limit; general dilution 1-3% in a carrier oil (jojoba, sweet almond, or coconut). Apply to desired area. Always patch test first.

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Direct Inhalation

Add 1-2 drops to a tissue or personal inhaler. Breathe in gently. Good for quick relief and on-the-go use.

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Massage

Blend at No specific Tisserand limit; general dilution 1-3% dilution in a massage carrier oil. Apply with gentle strokes to the desired area.

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Bath

Mix 4-6 drops with a tablespoon of carrier oil or bath salts before adding to warm bath water. Never add undiluted oil directly to bath.

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