Amyris, Wildcrafted

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Botanical name
Amyris balsamifera

Extraction method / Source
Steam Distillation / Bark

Aroma
Sweet, woody, smokey

Note classification
Base

Odor Intensity
3

Key constituents
Caryophylline, cadinene, cadinol

Plant description
Botanical family: Rutaceae (Citrus)
Amyris is an evergreen tree that grows to a height of about 60 feet It produces clusters of white flowers that develop into an edible bluish-black fruit. Amyris is sometimes referred to as "West Indian Sandalwood", although it is not in the same botanical family as true Sandalwood.

Regions of Production
Haiti

Growing Practices
Plants indigenous to the area are harvested from the wild, away from chemical fertilizers and pesticides.

History / Fun Facts
The name Amyris is derived from the Greek word amyron, which means "intensely scented" in reference to its highly fragrant resin.

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Properties

Cooling, calming, helps to relieve stress, tension and anxiety.

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Uses / Benefits
Helps loosen tight muscles and deepen breathing. Used as a fixative for natural perfumes.


Fragrant influences
Helps improve mental clarity and promotes a peaceful state.

Modes of Administration

Topical: Massage, Compress, Bath

Inhalation: Direct Inhale, Diffuser, Oil Vaporizer

Blends well with

Cassia, Chamomile, Clove, Grapefruit, Lime, Mandarin, Orange, Rose, Spearmint

Safety

Notice

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Precautions
Pure essential oils are highly concentrated plant extracts. Do not use them undiluted, or in the eyes or mucus membranes. If applying an essential oil to the skin, always dilute it with a proper carrier oil and test on a small patch of skin before applying to a large area. Do not take them internally except under the direction of a qualified professional trained in Aromatherapy. Always familiarize yourself with the safety, contraindications, and proper preparation of each essential oil before use. Note that when using essential oils for children and the elderly, very low concentrations should be used. Keep all essential oils away from children and pets.

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