Amyris Essential Oil
Amyris Essential Oil is an evergreen flowering tree with an average height of eight meters in the citrus family Rutaceae. It is cultivated in Central and South America and the West Indies. It is popularly known as West Indian Sandalwood that produces aromatic wood and bears small white flowers in clusters and dark blue edible fruits. It grows in sub-humid frost-free tropical less-elevated areas with average climates and rainfall. This evergreen tree gives us precious wood that is used for extracting essential oil. The Amyris wood is known as candlewood in Haiti, while it is known as Torchwood in Jamaica. The Amyris essential oil manufacturers derive pale yellow thick essential oil. Its aroma relieves depression and stress and enhances mental well-being. The underlying vanilla notes of Amyris essential oil resemble the fragrance of benzoin absolute. However, its initial fragrance is strangely unpleasant. Often aligned with the moon's feminine energy, the oil of this plant is known to heighten the level of innovation, intuition, and imagination. Those who love dreaming, composing music, creating artwork, etc can resort to the energy source of Amyris oil.
Origin
Caribbean Islands
Certificate on Demand
At our customer's request, we provide the subsequent indenture (COA) Certificate of Analysis which gives the information on color, odor & additional details, (GC) Gas Chromatography provides statistics of the product element & its percentage, and (MS) Mass Spectrometry gives details of the component present in the product & its quantity.
Uses
- Many users tend to keep a bottle of this oil in their room to enhance well-being with its diffusion or massage. This oil is also used as a substitute for sandalwood oil in various soaps and creams. It is placed in the grain container where you usually store your foodgrains to repel pests. Incense makers add a few drops of the Amyris oil to enrich the scent.
- Amyris oil, if diluted and gently massaged onto the face, aids in maintaining healthy glowing skin. It is added to perfumes, incense, soaps, and skincare items for its fragrance and thick texture. The perfume makers and cosmetic manufacturers buy it in bulk from amyris essential oil wholesale suppliers.
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