Saffron CO2 (Crocus sativus) is a spicy essential oil with a warm, honey, leathery aroma and a heart note. Co2 extraction from stigma, it is a versatile blending oil. For topical use, keep dilution at or below 1%.
CO2 extract of saffron stigmas. Rich warm honey-like leathery.
Aroma & character
Aroma
Properties
| Perfumery note | Heart |
| Aroma family | Spicy |
| Chemical family | Aldehyde |
| Material type | Co2 extract |
| Extraction | Co2 extraction |
| Plant part | stigma |
| Origin | Iran, Spain, India |
| Blending factor | 3 |
| Volatility index | 3 |
| Tenacity (hours) | 10.0 |
Safety & dilution
| Max topical dilution | 1% |
| Max facial dilution | 0.5% |
| Pregnancy | Not recommended |
| Nursing | Not recommended |
| Children | Not recommended for young children |
| Cats | Not recommended |
| Dogs | Not recommended |
Safety flags
For education only — not medical or veterinary advice. Essential oils are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Always patch-test and consult a qualified professional before use during pregnancy, on children, with pets, or with a health condition.
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Frequently asked questions
What does Saffron CO2 essential oil smell like?
Saffron CO2 has a warm, honey, leathery, metallic aroma, classed as a spicy oil with a heart note.
What is the safe dilution for Saffron CO2?
For topical use, keep Saffron CO2 at or below 1%, and 0.5% on facial skin. Always patch-test before wider use.
Is Saffron CO2 safe to use during pregnancy?
Saffron CO2 is not recommended during pregnancy. Consult a qualified healthcare provider before any use.
Is Saffron CO2 safe to use around children?
Saffron CO2 is not recommended for young children. Consult a professional before use.
Is Saffron CO2 safe around pets?
For cats — avoid; not considered safe; dogs — avoid; not considered safe. Diffuse only in ventilated spaces and consult a veterinarian.