Products

Augustus Oils Ltd. Augaherb Beetroot Botanical Extract is derived from the Sea Beet (B. maritima, Linn.), which grows wild on the coasts of Europe, North Africa and Asia, as far as India, and is found in muddy maritime marshes in many parts of England, a tall, succulent plant, about 2 feet high, with large, fleshy, glossy leaves, angular stems and numerous leafy spikes of green flowers.foot. Beetroot is a native of South Europe and extensively cultivated as an article of food and especially for the production of sugar, and presents many varieties.

Augustus Oils Ltd. Camelina Sativa Fixed Oil also known as Gold of pleasure oil is obtained from Camelina sativa is a fixed yellow mobile liquid with a weak odor reminiscent of almonds.

Augustus Oils Ltd. Grapeseed Fixed Oil is a clear and bright oil with virtually no flavor or odor, obtained by the refining of crude grapeseed oil. Grape seeds are an abundant by-product of wine making.

Augustus Oils Ltd. Castor Fixed Oil is a clear, almost colorless or slightly yellow viscid liquid. It has a bland taste at first then slightly acrid.

Augustus Oils Ltd. Lavender Absolute is a dark green, viscous liquid of very rich, sweet-herbaceous, somewhat floral odor; in dilution, it bears a close resemblance to the odor of the flowering lavender shrubs. Its woody-herby undertone and coumarin-like sweetness duplicate the odor of the botanical material far better than does the essential oil. The absolute is sweeter but less floral than the essential oil, and the two materials can form a very pleasant combination.

Augustus Oils Ltd. Almond Fixed Oil Sweet is a clear to pale yellow fixed oil with a characteristic odor and a nutty taste.

Augustus Oils Ltd. Ambrette Seed Absolute (aromatherapy) is produced from the essential (distilled) oil either by neutralization and subsequent elimination of the fatty acids, or it is steam distilled from the extracted (true) concrete. In other words, the absolute is the essential oil minus the fatty acids which are solid and insoluble in cold alcohol. They also tend to produce a rancid odor in ambrette seed oil upon aging.

Augustus Oils Ltd. Angelica Root Essential Oil is a water-white or pale yellow to orange-brown colored liquid. Its color and viscosity varies according to the root material used for distillation and according to the age of the oil. The main constituent is Phellandrene, a monoterpene of comparatively minor value in perfumes and flavors. It is responsible for the light, somewhat peppery top note of oils from young roots. Beneath the peppery topnote grows a rich, somewhat herbaceous-earthy, woody body- note of unique tenacity and great diffusive power. The note is also slightly musky, animal-like with a spicy undertone. Various lactones, occurring in trace amounts in the oil, are held responsible for these special effects of the oil and for the synergistic effect it imparts to other perfume materials in compositions.

Augustus Oils Ltd. Chive Augasorb is a flavor and fragrance ingredient which has been produced by a novel extraction method, isolating the definitive suite of aromatic components from Allium schoenoprasum, whilst retaining an aroma true to the original material; without the need of traditional methods of production that utilize hazardous or expensive solvents. The odor profile is much the same, with strong sulfur notes, but sweetened by a fresh green note.

Augustus Oils Ltd. Augaherb Burdock Root Botanical Extract is obtained from stout handsome plant, with large, wavy leaves and round heads of purple flowers. It is enclosed in a globular involucre of long stiff scales with hooked tips, the scales being also often interwoven with a white, cottony substance. The whole plant is a dull, pale green, the stem about 1 meter high and branched, rising from a biennial root. The lower leaves are very large, on long, solid foot-stalks, furrowed above, frequently more than a foot long heart-shaped and of a gray color on their under surfaces from the mass of fine down with which they are covered.

Augustus Oils Ltd. Beeswax Absolute is extracted with ethanol and the ethanol evaporated to produce beeswax absolute. They come in the category of absolutes & concretes of Augustus Oils Ltd.

Augustus Oils Ltd. Geranium Augasorb is a flavor and fragrance ingredient has been produced by a novel extraction method, isolating the definitive suite of aromatic components from Pelargonium graveolens, whilst retaining an aroma true to the original material; without the need of traditional methods of production that utilize hazardous or expensive solvents. This characteristic rosy ingredient well suited to flavors of a fruity nature, such as raspberry, strawberry and tropical type flavors. In fragrances it would easily augment floral type formulae, as well as possessing a subtle minty note.

Augustus Oils Ltd. Brazil Nut Fixed Oil is yellow to pale yellow mobile fixed oil with a characteristic odor. It is rich in both vitamins A and E and proteins.

Augustus Oils Ltd. Augaherb Horsetail Botanical Extract is obtained from horsetails which belong to a class of plants, the Equisetaceae, that has no direct affinity with any other group of British plants. Their closest relations are the ferns. The class includes only a single genus, Equisetum, the name derived from the Latin words equus (a horse) and seta (a bristle), from the peculiar bristly appearance of the jointed stems of the plants, which have also earned them their popular names of Horsetail, Bottle-brush and Paddock-pipes.

Augustus Oils Ltd. Alanroot Essential Oil is distilled from the root of the elecampane plant, inula helenium. The root is thick, branching and mucilaginous, and has a bitter taste and a camphoraceous odor with sweet floral (similar to violet) undertones. Besides the storage polysaccharide inulin, a polymer of fructose, the root contains helenin, a phytochemical compound consisting of alantolactone and isoalantolactone.

Augustus Oils Ltd. Babassu Nut Fixed Oil is a clear, stable fixed oil that becomes a soft solid below 24°C. It has a fatty, nutty odor.

Augustus Oils Ltd. Augaherb Ginkgo Biloba Leaf Extract Botanical Extract is obtained from Ginkgo biloba, a tree up to 30 m in height. Crown somewhat ovoid to obovoid, tending to be asymmetric, primary branches ascending at ca. 45° from trunk. Long shoots faintly striate; spurs thick, knoblike or to 3 cm, gray, covered with bud-scale scars. Buds brown, globose, scales imbricate, margins scarious. The leaves are very rich in major antioxidants which block the formation of the free radicals.

Augustus Oils Ltd. Agarwood Essential Oil is pale yellow to brownish yellow or dark amber in color; it is a very viscous liquid of rich and sweet-woody, almost balsamic odor not unlike that of vetiverol or purified styrenefree styrax, and with a sweetness similar to that of sandalwood oil.

Augustus Oils Ltd. Rose Augasorb is a fragrance ingredient which has been produced by a novel extraction method, isolating the definitive suite of aromatic components from Rosa damascena, whilst retaining an aroma true to the original material; without the need of traditional methods of production that utilize hazardous or expensive solvents. This ingredient is key to a number of fruit flavor complexes including; apricot, strawberry, almond and apple; as well as fruit punch flavor.

Augustus Oils Ltd. Augaherb Bay Leaf Botanical Extract is a small tree, growing in Britain to a height of about 8 meters, but in warmer climates reaching as much as 20 meters. The smooth bark may be olive-green or of a reddish hue. The luxurious, evergreen leaves are alternate, with short stalks, lanceolate, 75 to 100 mm long, the margin smooth and wavy. They are thick, smooth, and of a shining, dark green color. The flowers are small, yellow and unisexual, and grow in small clusters.

Augustus Oils Ltd. Augaherb Elderflower Botanical Extract is obtained from the elder, with its flat-topped masses of creamy-white, fragrant blossoms, followed by large drooping bunches of purplish-black, juicy berries, is a familiar object in English countryside and gardens. It has been said, with some truth, that the English summer has not arrived until the Elder is fully in flower, and that it ends when the berries are ripe.