JUNIPER
Description
Found in vast regions of Southern and Eastern Europe, Juniperus communis is a small tree that grows wild in poor calcareous soils, forming slow-growing bushes that rarely exceed 4 meters in height. The berries are widely used in Europe as a spice and as a basic ingredient in the production of the well-known alcoholic beverage gin. They contain an essential oil that is extracted by a steam distillation process. The oil can also be derived from the plant’s needles and branches.
Extraits : Preserved hydrolate
Origine : France
Juniperus communis L.
Preserved hydrolate
France
Code HYDA0026
CAS TSCA 8002-68-4
CAS EINECS 84603-69-0
Origin
Found in vast regions of Southern and Eastern Europe, Juniperus communis is a small tree that grows wild in poor calcareous soils, forming slow-growing bushes that rarely exceed 4 meters in height. The berries are widely used in Europe as a spice and as a basic ingredient in the production of the well-known alcoholic beverage gin. They contain an essential oil that is extracted by a steam distillation process. The oil can also be derived from the plant’s needles and branches.
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Well-being
In cosmetics, juniper extracts are used in products like makeup removers and gels. They are also used in products for problem skin, oily skin and cellulite, as well as haircare.
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