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• Sandalwood Oil India
  $ 5.00New

  Sandalwood Oil India

  A small tree 20 to 30 feet high, with many opposite slender drooping branches, bark smooth grey-brown. Young twigs glabrous; leaves opposite, without stipules, petiole slender, about 1/2 inch long, blade 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 inches long, oval, ovate-oval or lanceolate, acute or obtuse at apex, tapering at base into petiole entire, smooth on both sides, glaucous beneath. Flowers small, numerous, shortly stalked in small pyramidal erect terminal and axillary, trichotomus paniculate, cymes panicle, branches smooth, bracts small passing into leaves below. Manufacturer Of Sandalwood Oil is perhaps best known in the west as a sweet, warm, rich and woody essential oil used as is for a body fragrance, and as an ingredient in fragrant products such as incense, perfumes, aftershaves and other cosmetics. But the story of sandalwood, the divine essence, goes much further. Sandalwood has been a part of the religious and spiritual traditions of India since prehistory and has been effectively used in traditional medicine for thousands of years. The heartwood is the most precious part of the Sandalwood tree, and the best heartwood comes from the roots. Sapwood yields a lower quality oil. Older trees have more heartwood, and so are more highly prized. For each extraction method, the quality of the final sandalwood oil will depend upon the quality of the wood, the length of distillation time, and the experience of the distiller. These days, Sandalwood essential oil is extracted primarily by steam distillation, a process in which super heated steam is passed through the powdered wood. The steam helps to release and carry away the essential oil that is locked in the cellular structure of the wood. The steam is then cooled and the result is sandalwood hydrosol and sandalwood essential oil. Specific Gravity : 0.950 Optical Rotation : 14.5 to -17 degree Santalol : 91% - 92%+

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• Camphor Oil
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  Camphor Oil

  Camphor oil is derived the wood of the camphor tree. It is extracted from the wood by distilling it and separating it from the wood pulp. The tree grows mainly in China and other subtropical Asian countries and southern Europe. In the United States, it can be found in Florida and California. The strongly scented oil can be toxic: care should be taken to use it safely. The oil is Extracted through the steam distillation. The oil is very useful for anti-inflammatory, ant-septic and balancing. The plant content substances, which upon contact with water form a protective layer that covers the lining of the upper respiratory system.

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• Calamus Oil
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  Calamus Oil

  Calamus oil extract from the fresh roots or unpeeled dried roots from the (Acorus calamus) plant. It has a warm and spicy scant. The calamus rtiizomes have been used in many different ways. It has been used medicinally for its relaxant, spasmolylic and hypertensive properties. Its essential oil is reported to have spasmoylic neuron pharmacological and antibacterial activity. The oil is obtained by the steam distillation. Calamus oil is widely used in flavours for liquors as well as in fine penuries caimans.

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• Amber Oil
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  Amber Oil

  Amber Common Names- Amber Essential Oil, Amber Brown Oil Amber oil is extracted from the resins of the tree and the method used for its extraction id dry distillation method. Amber is actually a semi solid mass of the resins and gums. The modern name of amber has originated from the Arabic word AMBAR which actually means ambergris. Ambergris is the waxy and a perfumed substance which is formed in the intestines of sperm whales. The oil is manufactured by blending the amber in a base of beeswax, essential and carrier oils. This oil can be created synthetically and by the natural resins also. It is used to in the perfume industry at a very large scale and in the manufacturing of soaps. Blends With: Geranium, spruce, pine, cedarwood, galbanum, myrrh, frankincense, cypress, aniseed, lemon, clove, orange, rose absolute, cistus and benzoin.

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• Rosemary Oil
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  Rosemary Oil

  Rosemary oil is extracted from Rosmarinus officinalis and is considered one of the most popular essential oils due to its various health benefits. This oil has a pronounced action on the brain and the central nervous system. Due to its amazing fragrance, it is often used in the meditation process. Further, Rosemary oil also helps with headaches, migraines, neuralgia, mental fatigue and nervous exhaustion. It can help for arteriosclerosis, palpitations, poor circulation and varicose veins. Further, with the help of Rosemary oil hair and scalp health can also be improved.Rosemary oil is extracted from the fresh flowering tops by steam distillation.

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• Rosewood Oil (Bois De Rose)
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  Rosewood Oil (Bois De Rose)

  Rosewood essential oil is extracted from wood chipping part of the plant using steam distillation method & it is considered as an effective cure for various skin infections. As a colorless to pale yellow liquid, it comes with characteristic and sweet odor. Blends With - All citrus and floral oils. The chemical composition of the oil includes a-pinene, camphene, geranial, neral, myrcene, limonene, 1,8-cineole, linalool, benzaldehyde, linalool oxide and a-terpineol.

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• Bitter Gourd Oil
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  Bitter Gourd Oil

  Bitter Gourd oil is being used to treat cuts, wounds, tumors, arthritis, rheumatism, malaria, and menstrual related problems. This therapeutic grade oil is derived through an extensive cold pressed method from the seeds of Bitter Gourd (botanically known as Momordica Charantia). Momordica charantia is also known as bitter melon, bitter gourd or bitter squash in English and has many other local names. It is a tropical or subtropical vine that belongs to the Cucurbitaceae family and is extensively grown in Africa, Asia and the Caribbean island.

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• Cedarwood Oil
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  Cedarwood Oil

  These oil is extracted from the plant of (Cedrus deodora). The oil is evergreen free with spreading - branches and long foliage is found mostly in the north western region of Himalayas. The Deodar oil that is of golden yellow co tour with balsamic odour comparatively of recent origin. The oil is extracted through steam distillation.Cedar wood oil is the most important used in perfumery and fragrance based industry. Our Essential Cedarwood Virginia Oil is 100% Pure and Natural - without additives, pesticides or carrier oils. Color : Golden yellow to orange-brown liquid Blends with - Bergamot, Lavender, Frankincense, Jasmine, Lemon, Benzoin, Cypress, Juniper, Cinnamon and Rosemary essential oils

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• Sandal Wood Powder
  $ 3.00New

  Sandal Wood Powder

  Pure and Natural Sandal Wood Powder Made In India Top Quality Product.

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• Citronella Oil
  $ 3.00New

  Citronella Oil

  Citronella Java has a well rounded lemon citrus scent having a subtle woody aroma. Having the Botanical Name of Cymbopogon Winterianus, the leaves of the plant are steam distilled to extract the oil.

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• Cumin Seed Oil
  $ 3.00New

  Cumin Seed Oil

  Cumin (Cuminum Cyminum ) is a small annual herb originally found in Mediterranean area. The leaves of plant are narrow and deep green in color. It is about 20 inches in height and the tiny flowers are pink or white in color. The seeds are small and oblong. The plant is known to the world since Biblical times and is used for its digestive properties. Cumin is used as a medium of paying taxes by the Pharisees. Feudal lords paid serfs with cumin, in the Middle Ages. The oil is used as a cure for headache by the Egyptians. Cumin serves as an important ingredient in various Mexican dishes and Indian curries. Chemical Composition : Cuminic, cymene, dipentene, limonene, phellandrene and pinene are the main chemical components of cumin oil. Further, the oil also contains 32 fatty acids (99.9%) that are identified in the fixed oil. The major fatty acids that present in the oil are linoleic acid (50.2%), oleic acid (19.9%), margaric acid (10.3%), cis-11,14-eicosadienoic acid (7.7%) and stearic acid (2.5%).

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• Coriander Seed Oil
  $ 3.00New

  Coriander Seed Oil

  Coriander oil is obtained from Corianderum sativum which belong to the Apiceae family. It is also called Chinese parsley. The oil is known to have a spicy yet soothing smell. It is nearly colourless with a dash of yellow. It is fairly viscous in nature and is quite similar to water in this respect. This essential herb has a unique place for itself in aromatherapy as it helps one to relax better under stressful conditions. The oils has a warming effect which soothes a troubled digestive system. The oil has also found use in healing arthritic and rheumatic pain. The oil is mainly used for detoxification purposes The coriander oil can be obtained by steam distillation methods. The seeds are crushed and then used for oil production. The plant was first found in Morocco and can grow up to 1m tall. The leaves are spread out and quite feathery with pink flowers. When its leaves crushed with stones, it can let off an unpleasant smell. Koris is from where Coriander gets its name. The seeds of the plants have been used for centuries now as a stimulant and aphrodisiac. The Roman used this seed oil to add flavour to their favourite drink - wine. Indians have always garn shed their curries and food items with its leaves and still continue to do so till date. Frenchman used this oil in their liqueurs. COMMON NAMES :Coriander , Chinese parsley, cilantro BLENDS WITH: Coriander Oil blends particularly well with Bergamot, Cinnamon, Ginger, Grapefruit, Lemon, Neroli and Orange. CONSTITUENTS :Anethole, camphor, linalool, pinene, quercetin, rutin

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• Ajwain Oil / Ajowan Oil
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  Ajwain Oil / Ajowan Oil

  Ajwain oil is erected by steam distillation of the crushed seeds of Ajwain. The ajwain oil is a natural source of thymol. Ajwain oil is extracted from the Seed of the Trachyspermum copticum plants. The acetone extract of ajwain seeds reported better antioxidant activity for linseed oil as compared with synthetic antioxidants such as butyratey hydroxyl toluene and butylated hydroxyl anisole. The Indian pharmacopoeia requires ajwain oil to contain not less than 40% thyme and a minimum congealing point of 49.3°C. it is being used as a medicinal plant for its antispasmodic stimulant, tonic and carminative properties. This valued considerably in medicine on account of the presence of thymol. The oil of ajwain is an almost color less to brownish liquid with characteristic odor and a sharp hot taste. Ajwain is called omam in the southern part of India. Ajwain also enjoys some popularity in the Arabic world and is found in berbere, a spice mixture of Ethiopia which both shows Indian and Arabic heritage.

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