Description
- Natural and pure Amyris Essential oil, Botanical name Amyris Balsamifera. The aroma mild comforting relaxing and rejuvenating.
- Vegan Friendly and Cruelty Free.
- Ethically sourced and bottled in the uk.
- Used in diffuser therapy, skin care, cosmetics, candles, baths and hair care.
- Produced via steam distillation.
Sandalwood Amyris Essential oil
Authentic Oil Co Sandalwood amyris essential oil is a 100% pure and natural product, vegan friendly and cruelty free.
Botanical name: Amyris Balsamifera.
Plant Part: Leaves and flowers.
Aroma Strength: Mild.
Extraction Method: Steam Distilled.
Sandalwood Amyris Essential oil is made from the leaves and flowers of the plant then turned into sandalwood essential oil via steam distillation. Sandalwood amyris is also known as sandalwood west indies.
The aroma of sandalwood amyris essential oil is milder than standard sandalwood. Standard sandalwood also has a very low yield and costs a high amount of money just for a few drops; the good thing about sandalwood amyris is it has the same therapeutic benefits but the plant produces a high yield of oil leading to a more cost effective product. It is reminiscent of benzoin and possesses a vanilla note with a woody, cedar-like character.
Sandalwood essential oil in aromatherapy is said to help with relaxation, anxiety, nerves and stress for calming and balancing benefits.
Sandalwood essential oil in cosmetics and skincare has both soothing and antiseptic properties yet is subtle and easy on the skin. The aroma is comforting, relaxing , rejuvenating and can be found in many cosmetic products to add scent and valuable benefits for the skin that you do not get with chemicals.
Sandalwood essential oil in hair care it is often use to boost the natural shine and promote hair growth.
Amyris Essential Oil Blends With:
Benzoin, Black Pepper, Oakmoss, Tuberose, Patchouli, Frankincense, Myrrh, Cypress, Rose Geranium, Ylang Ylang, Galbanum, Clary Sage.
Uses:
Massage oil: Always dilute with a carrier such as almond, grapeseed, coconut, castor or olive oil. Always do a patch test first.