Rose Absolute

Absolute Oils are produced by solvent extraction. Absolutes dissolve in alcohol and fixed oils but not in water. As the name implies, solvent extraction causes substances such as petroleum ether to pass through the prepared plant parts. The solvent is then evaporated off leaving a mixture of waxes and oil. This is called “concrete”. After the removal of the waxes, the highly fragrant, intensely strong substance known as the absolute remains.

[Product Description] Low-molecular-weight collagen extracted from fish scales and shells, and low-molecular-weight products that can be easily absorbed into the body when ingested. According to the average molecular weight, it is divided into 1000Da, 600Da, 400Da, and 300Da products. [Product Features] It is in a powder state of 40 mesh or less, and it is spray-dried after sterilization and is safe against microorganisms. Impurities and heavy metals have been removed through the purification process. It is a product that is easily soluble in water and can be dissolved in both hot and cold water. [Product Use] Manufactured as other processed foods, it is mainly applied to foods such as sauces, ramen, jelly, cookies, bread, and beverages. In addition to those mentioned above, all applicable to food fields where conventional collagen is used. In addition to food, it can be applied to cosmetics, mainly as collagen water replacing purified water.

Molecular formulaC4H10O2 Molecular weight90.1 CAS number534-15-6 EC number208-589-8 IUPAC name1,1-dimethoxyethane EC name1,1-dimethoxyethane

Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE) that has been recycled and processed to create a transparent material. This material maintains the durability and flexibility of standard LDPE while promoting sustainability by utilizing post-consumer recycled content. It is certified by EUROCERT and meets PCR (Post Consumer Recycle) and GRS (Global Recycled Standard) standards.