Aromas Oils – Crafting Nature’s Essence with Rosewood Essential Oil

Botany: Rosewood, scientifically known as Aniba Rosaeodora, belongs to the Lauraceae family and is an evergreen tree of the Magnoliid species. Flourishing in tropical rainforests, particularly in South America, this tree produces small drupe-like purple fruits.

Overview of Rosewood Essential Oil: Aromas Oils (formerly Aromaaz International) presents Rosewood essential oil, carefully distilled from freshly picked flowers without the use of harmful chemicals, ensuring minimal impact on the ecosystem. This essential oil boasts a distinctive woody fragrance, extracted through gentle steam distillation. Its purest form ranges from colorless to pale yellow.

Benefits of Rosewood Essential Oil:

• Analgesic Properties: Alleviates pain, including headaches, toothaches, sore muscles, cramps, and joint pain.
• Antiseptic Content: Boosts healing properties for minor cuts, wounds, burns, and skin rashes.
• Respiratory Relief: Effective in treating cough, cold, hay fever, sinusitis, and other respiratory issues without resorting to chemical-laden medicines.
• Aphrodisiac and Anti-depressant: Used in aromatherapy to release stress and psychological fatigue.

Blends Well With: Rosewood essential oil harmonizes well with Orange, Lemon, Lime, Rose Otto, Rose Geranium, and Geranium essential oils.

Precautionary Measures: Exercise caution with Rosewood essential oil:

• Not recommended for use by children, pregnant, or lactating women without consulting a medical expert.
• Individuals with sensitive skin should conduct a patch test under the guidance of a physician before use.

Botanical Name: Aniba Rosaeodora
CAS#: 8015-77-8
Color & Odor: Colorless to pale yellow/Characteristic, sweet reminding of Linalol
F.E.M.A. #: N/A
Methods of Extraction: Steam Distillation
Constituents: α-pinene, camphene
Solubility: Insoluble in water but soluble in alcohol and oils
Specific Gravity: 0.870 – 0.885
Flash Point: 120 °C
Optical Rotation: 0.5
Major Constituents: α-pinene, camphene