OlfactionaryMyrtle oil (low methyleugenol)
At a glance
Myrtle oil is a fragrant oil extracted from the leaves of the Myrtus communis plant, used in perfumery for its fresh, green, and herbaceous notes It is valued by perfumers for this distinctive character and used as a building block within larger fragrance compositions.
One of several trade forms of Myrtle catalogued here, see the full family →
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