Rosewood Essential Oil (Organic)

Description

Oil Summary: Organic Rosewood Oil has woody, sweet oil with a floral and fruity aroma, also has stimulating, insect repellant, and cephalic attributes. It is also an excellent deodorant. Organic Rosewood Oil is rich in linalool, a monoterpene compound found in aromatic species with proven sedative properties². Linalool’s anticonvulsant properties can help mitigate seizures, making it a potential antiepileptic-drug. Monoterpenes in essential oils can also prevent carcinogenesis³ and can treat cancer. The monoterpene limonene, for instance, inhibits the growth of liver, mammary, and lung cancer. Essential oils not only have monoterpenes but phenols, oxides, and monoterpenols⁴ as well. These chemical families are behind essential oil’s therapeutic properties. Essential oils can heal your body and mind if used with care. The proof, as they say, is in the pudding. Rosewood essential oil’s high linalool content will treat bug bites and prevent new ones. It has antiseptic and insect repellant properties. Its camphorous aroma wards ticks and mosquitoes safely with no use of harsh DEET. Combine rosewood essential oil, lemongrass, geranium, and eucalyptus essential oils in a spray bottle, shake, and use it as an insect repellant spray. To mitigate itching, mix it with a carrier oil and apply it on the affected skin using a cotton ball.

Botanical Name: Aniba rosaeodora

Plant Origin: Brazil

Processing Method: Steam distilled.

Plant Part: Leaves

Odor and Color: Floral and woody

Contraindication: Rosewood essential oil is safe but use it moderately. If your skin is sensitive, perform a patch test before use. Combine it with a carrier oil such as jojoba or coconut oils for safety. If you are lactating or pregnant, consult a healthcare provider before use. Infants and children should not use rosewood essential oil. Finally, you should talk to a veterinarian before using this oil on pets.

*This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.*