Cistus - Pure & Natural

Pure & Natural Cistus Oil Manufacturer & Supplier

BMV Fragrances specializes in manufacturing and supplying premium Cistus Oil widely valued in the fragrance, wellness, medicinal and perfumery industries. With advanced infrastructure supporting meticulous natural extraction processes, we ensure every product delivers unmatched purity and consistency. Our commitment to superior quality at competitive pricing, backed by a reliable global distribution network, guarantees timely deliveries worldwide. Through continuous research and innovation, we strive to exceed customer expectations, earning long-standing trust from industries across the globe.

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What is Cistus (Rockrose), and where is it found?

Cistus (from the Greek "Kistos") is a genus of flowering plants in the rockrose family Cistaceae, containing about 20 species. These perennial shrubs are found throughout the Mediterranean region, from Morocco to Portugal, the Middle East, and the Canary Islands, growing in dry or rocky soils.

What are the key characteristics of Cistus plants?

Cistus plants have evergreen, opposite, simple leaves, typically 2–8 cm long, and usually slightly rough-surfaced. The flowers of Cistus plants have five petals and range from white to purple and dark pink. Some species have a distinctive dark red spot at the base of each petal.

What is the common name for the Cistus species with resin-bearing leaves?

The common name for the resin-bearing species, especially C. ladanifer, is "gum Cistus". This species has leaves coated with a highly aromatic resin called labdanum, which is essential for producing Cistus essential oil.

How do Cistus plants adapt to their environment?

Cistus plants are thermophilous, meaning they require open, sunny areas to thrive. They have developed adaptations to survive summer drought and disturbances like fire and grazing, as well as forming symbiotic relationships with both ectomycorrhizas and arbuscular mycorrhizas.

What animals interact with Cistus plants?

Certain Cistus species are used as food by the larvae of some Lepidoptera species, including Coleophora confluella and Coleophora helianthemella, the latter recorded on Cistus monspeliensis.

What is the medicinal use of Cistus plants?

In traditional medicine, infusions of Cistus are used to treat diarrhea, and its soft, fruity aroma is known for its calming and releasing effects.

What is the significance of Cistus in aromatherapy?

Cistus essential oil is considered a spiritual oil, often used in meditation. It is believed to open the third eye, oxygenate the brain, calm the nerves, and help with insomnia. It also stimulates the five senses: touch, feel, hear, sight, and taste.

What is Cistus Super absolute, and how is it used in perfumery?

Cistus Super absolute by BMV is a light-colored product derived from the concrete of the Cistus plant. It is particularly useful in masculine notes, leathery accords, and orientals. It is highly stable and provides excellent fixation, making it a key ingredient in many fragrance compositions.

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