Rosewood Essence
Description
ROSEWOOD Synonyms: Rhodium / Bois de Rose (Aniba Rosadora)
Family: Lauraceae (Laurel)
Source: Chopped Brazilian wood.
Fragrance: Woody, spicy, rose-like floral.
Volatility: Middle note
General description and habitat:
Tropical evergreen, native to Brazil and Peru, an example of deforestation, therefore, environmentally damaging.
Principal constituents: Cineol, citronella, geraniol, limonene, linalol, pinene, terpineol.
History
History and folk use:
Best-known from French furniture and now, Japanese chopsticks.
A good deodorant.
Properties & Uses
General properties: Antidepressant, calming, cellular stimulant.
Primary Uses:
| Acne | Colds |
| Fever | Headache |
| Influenza | Nervous tension |
| Skin conditions (dry or oily) | Stress |
Secondary Uses:
Antibacterial, deodorant, dry skin, headaches, nausea, scars, tonic, wounds.
Contraindications
Non-toxic, non-irritating, non-sensitizing.
It is not approved by the FDA for internal consumption.
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