Oakmoss Tincture reveals a dark green, earthy profile with mossy, woody, and faintly leathery facets. The tincturing process softens oakmoss’s natural intensity, resulting in a smoother, more transparent expression than raw absolute or resinoid. Subtle bitterness, forest dampness, and gentle resinous warmth give it depth and gravitas without harshness.

Oakmoss is typically used as a base note and structural modifier, particularly in classical fragrance architectures.

Recommended concentration:

Fine fragrance: 0.2–2% (adjust depending on desired mossy presence and regulatory limits)

Blends beautifully with:
Citrus (bergamot, bitter orange)
Florals (rose, jasmine, orange blossom)
Woods (vetiver, sandalwood, cedarwood)
Labdanum, patchouli, and musks

Because it is pre-diluted in alcohol, it integrates easily into alcohol-based perfumes

Suitable for non-perfumery applications such as incense-style home fragrance and ritual blends where permitted

It is essential for chypres, fougères, and green-woody compositions, adding depth, contrast, and longevity.

Material Type: Lichen tincture (25% in alcohol)
Botanical Name: Evernia prunastri
Plant Part: Lichen
Extraction Method: Alcohol tincture (25% strength)
CAS Number: 68917-10-2
Odour Profile: Mossy, earthy, green, woody, softly leathery
Appearance: Deep green-brown liquid
Solubility: Fully soluble in alcohol
Key Components: Atranol (trace), chloroatranol (trace), evernic acid, usnic acid

For external use only
Contains alcohol; flammable
Oakmoss components are highly regulated, therefore strictly adhere to IFRA guidelines for commercial use
Not suitable for leave-on products beyond permitted limits
Store in a cool, dark place in a tightly sealed container
Shelf life: 3–5 years when stored correctly