Ho Wood Essential Oil
COA MSDS
Botanical binomial: Cinnamomum camphora var. Linalool
Family: Lauraceae
Other names: Shiu oil, white camphor
Country of Origin: China
Part of plant used in production: Wood, bark, twigs, leaves
Methods of production: Steam distillation
| Description: | Ho Wood oil is derived from the same tree as Ravintsara (derived from leaves). The tree grows in Asia and |
| Characteristics: | Light, and thin pale yellow to yellow liquid with a fresh, sweet, medium strength scent |
| Properties: | Anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, mild analgesic, deodorant |
| Constituents: | Linalool > 98% |
| Uses: | Relaxation, cramps, cold/flu, eczema, perfumery- a beautiful, sweet scent, room diffusion, deodorant, foot care. |
| Blends well with: | Rosewood, Ylang-ylang, sandalwood, bergamot |
| Interesting Facts: : | Ho Wood is commonly used as a substitute to Rosewood oil which is an endangered species. |
| Safety: | For external use only. Dilute in a carrier oil and avoid contact with eyes. May cause irritation in some individuals therefore skin patch test is recommended. |
