Amyris Essential Oil

BOTANICAL NAME - Amyris Balsamifera, ORIGIN - Caribbean Islands (Haiti), SOURCE - Wood
Amyris essential oil is extracted from the wood of the Amyris balsamifera tree, which is native to the Caribbean, Central and South America, and is also known as West Indian Sandalwood essential oil. Despite being referred to as "West Indian Sandalwood," amyris is not botanically related to actual sandalwood (Santalum species), but it does have a fragrance profile that is somewhat similar. Here are some important aspects of amyris essential oil:

Amyris essential oil has a very tenacious, complex odor that quickly fades out to a subdued woody-balsamic aroma; it is valued as a well-known fixative, especially in soaps,1 and finds extensive application as a mild blender in numerous types of perfumes.

Its underlying vanilla note reminds me of Benzoin Absolute. Amyris Essential Oil is sometimes used in place of Sandalwood Essential Oil, but the aroma and strength of both essential oils is quite different. Amyris Essential Oil is sometimes used as a natural fixative.rnrnIn small dilutions, Amyris Essential Oil is said to act as an aphrodisiac. Its rich, warm woody aroma also complements masculine blends.rnReminiscent of benzoin, Amyris Essential Oil includes sweet, warm, vanilla notes with a woody, cedar-like character.

Explore the boundless potential of Citronella Organic Essential Oil, meticulously sourced from the resilient grass native to the lush landscapes of Sri Lanka and Java. Standing at approximately 1 meter (3 feet) in height, this aromatic perennial encapsulates a vibrant history of delivering refreshing scents, natural bug-repelling qualities, and skin-enhancing properties to your diverse applications.

An evergreen shrub with elegant branches Rosemarys stem is ashcolored and scaly with leathery thick leaves that are lustrous and dark green with white underneath Its tiny pale blue blossoms abound from December through spring and it can grow to heights of close to two meters in height Its name originates from the Latin ros marinus Dew of the Sea as Rosemary naturally thrives near the Mediterranean Sea

In Greek its name means royal remedy or king In the 16th century powdered basil was used to treat migraines and chest infections The ancient Egyptians believed that it would open the gates of heaven to a dying person and the Hindus use Basil sprigs to protect the dead from evil while in transition between lives Western European lore sometimes claimed that it was a symbol of evil while the Eastern Orthodox Church used it in the making of holy water

The Bergamot tree can grow up to four meters high, with star-shaped flowers, and smooth leaves, bearing citrus fruit resembling a cross between an orange and a grapefruit but in a pear-shape. The fruit ripens from green to yellow. The name Bergamot is derived from the city Bergamo in Lombardy where the oil was first sold.

Aromas Oils Thyme Oil Red

Discover the therapeutic wonders of Thyme Oil Red provided by Aromas Oils a trusted supplier committed to crafting organic oils in adherence to industry standards This oil derived from dried leaves flowering tops and twigs of the Thyme plant belonging to the Labiatae family showcases numerous therapeutic properties for addressing various health concerns

Brief History amp Historical Uses

Ancient Egypt utilized Thyme for embalming purposes
Historically Thyme Oil was employed to counteract poison in the body and alleviate associated pain
Its applications included treating bronchitis sore throat bedwetting and promoting urination

Therapeutic Benefits

Thyme Oil is renowned for its remarkable properties including antibacterial cardiac hypertensive and antispasmodic characteristics

Blends Well With

Thyme Oil harmonizes seamlessly with Rosemary Pine Grapefruit Bergamot Lemon and Lavender

General Precautionary Measures

Individuals with high blood pressure should exercise extreme caution while using Thyme Oil
Pregnant women children below 18 months and lactating mothers should refrain from using Thyme Oil unless advised by a healthcare professional

Botanical Name Thymus Vulgaris
CAS 8007463
Color amp Odor Yellow color with a strong pungent odor
FEMA  No
Methods of Extraction Steam Distillation
Constituents Thymol pCymene
Solubility Insoluble in water soluble in alcohol and oils
Specific Gravity 09494 25C
Flash Point 140F
Optical Rotation 3
Major Constituents Thymol pCymene

Volume
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Aromas Oils Turmeric Leaf Oil

Turmeric Oil renowned for its medicinal flavoring and coloring properties is a yelloworange elixir extracted from the rhizomatous roots Aromas Oils following stringent USFDA standards ensures the extraction process adheres to safety guidelines making it suitable for general use

Botany

Turmeric a member of the Zingiberaceae family is native to South Asia This rhizomatous perennial plant exhibits a slightly bitter and peppery tang with a mustardlike aroma The rhizomatous roots are the source of oil extraction

Historical Uses

In Vedic culture Turmeric played a culinary and religious role In Ayurveda Unani systems and ancient Sanskrit medical treatises it held medicinal significance It treated various health issues such as liver ailments throat infections indigestion common colds and was topically applied for skin sores and wound cleansing

Therapeutic Benefits

Turmeric Leaf Oil boasts therapeutic properties like astringent antiseptic analgesic antiinflammatory digestive antioxidant appetizer antiallergic antibacterial antitumor cardiovascular and stimulant

Blends Well With

Turmeric Oil harmonizes perfectly with Cardamom YlangYlang Ginger Cinnamon Blood Orange Grapefruit and Vanilla oils

General Precautionary Measures

Turmeric may slow down blood clotting increasing bleeding and bruising thus individuals with bleeding issues should avoid it
Those with bile duct obstruction or gallstones should refrain from using turmeric oil
Individuals with iron deficiency should use the oil cautiously as it may interfere with iron absorption

Botanical Name Curcuma Longa
CAS 8024371
Color amp Odor Pale yellow to reddishbrown oily liquid with a spicy fresh woods aroma
FEMA  No
Methods of Extraction Steam Distillation
Constituents phellandrene
Solubility Soluble in alcohol insoluble in water
Specific Gravity 0916009366
Flash Point 60 C
Optical Rotation 24 27 20C
Major Constituents phellandrene

Volume
100 ml 250 ml 500 ml 1 Ltr 5 Ltr 10 Ltr 25 Ltr