
Tuberose Floral Wax
Polianthes tuberosa
Lush and intoxicating, Tuberose Floral Wax is a specialty perfumery ingredient for solid perfume, balm, and cream formulation.
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- Botanical Name
- Polianthes tuberosa
- Plant Part
- Flowers
- Extraction Method
- Solvent extraction, alcohol-washed (concrete byproduct)
- Origin
- India
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Tuberose Floral Wax
Lush and intoxicating, Tuberose Floral Wax is a specialty perfumery ingredient — the solid, waxy fraction left behind when Tuberose concrete is washed with alcohol to isolate the absolute.
Extracted from Polianthes Tuberosa, this floral wax carries a rich, creamy echo of tuberose's famously heady aroma, prized by formulators for luxury solid perfume and cream-based work.
Tuberose Floral Wax Uses
- Used to texturize solid perfumes and balm-based fragrances
- Blended into luxury lip balms and cream formulations
- Used by formulators as a natural structuring agent
- Added to premium solid cosmetics for scent and body
- Popular in artisanal, high-end solid perfume making
- Used to round out heady white-floral notes in perfumery
Benefits of Tuberose Floral Wax
- A genuine perfumery byproduct, not a synthetic wax
- Carries a rich, creamy echo of tuberose's intense aroma
- Adds structure and texture to solid formulations
- Used at a low, cost-effective percentage (1-10%)
- Oil-soluble and easy to melt into existing formulations
- A raw material trusted by luxury solid perfume makers
Popular Ways To Use Tuberose Floral Wax
- Melt gently and blend into solid perfume bases at 1-10%
- Add to luxury lip balm or cream formulations for texture and scent
- Combine with beeswax or carrier waxes in balm-making
- Use in small-batch, high-end solid perfume projects
- Blend into cosmetic sticks for natural fragrance and body
- Incorporate into candle wax blends for a tuberose undertone
Why Choose Tuberose Floral Wax?
Whether used to structure a solid perfume, a luxury balm, or a scented cream, Tuberose Floral Wax brings genuine tuberose character into formulation, not a synthetic substitute.
As a real byproduct of absolute extraction, it offers formulators an authentic, naturally-derived texturizing ingredient at a fraction of the absolute's cost.
Bansal Aroma supplies Tuberose Floral Wax as a raw formulation ingredient, intended for use in finished products rather than direct application.
Product Specifications
| Botanical Name | Polianthes Tuberosa |
| Plant Part Used | Flowers |
| Extraction Method | Solvent Extraction, Alcohol-Washed (Concrete Byproduct) |
| Appearance | Solid, waxy, pale yellow to amber solid |
| Melting Behaviour | Solid at room temperature; softens with gentle heat |
| Formulation Use Level | Typically 1-10% in the finished product |
| Applications | Solid Perfume, Lip Balm, Cream Texturizing, Cosmetic Formulation |
| Storage Recommendation | Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight |
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Key Benefits
- Popular for solid perfume
- Popular for lip balm
- Popular for cream texturizing
- Popular for cosmetic formulation
- Obtained by solvent extraction, alcohol-washed (concrete byproduct)
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