Organic Ho Wood Essential Oil (15ml)

Cinnamomum camphora

€ 14,90

Ho Wood Oil has a soft, floral and slightly woody aroma, rich in linalool – a compound with a pronounced relaxing effect. It is suitable for sensitive skin, soothing and nourishing it. In aromatherapy it brings lightness, tenderness and emotional balance.

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Soothes skin redness

Promotes skin regeneration

Mild antiseptic effect

Has a grounding effect

Balances dry and irritated skin

Creates a sense of harmony

Has an anti-inflammatory effect

Description

Composition: 100% Organic Cinnamomum Camphora Linalooliferum Wood Oil.

Extraction method: Steam distillation

Scent

Soft, floral-woody.

Benefits

Soothes redness and promotes regeneration.
Has a mild antiseptic effect and is good for sensitive skin.
Concentrates and grounds during evening meditations.
Nourishes and helps balance dry or irritated skin.
Creates a sense of femininity and harmony.
Has good anti-inflammatory properties, especially on skin and muscles.

Applications

In an aroma diffuser to create a soft, soothing and harmonizing atmosphere.
In a massage blend (with a base oil) for deep relaxation and a sense of inner peace.
In a serum or facial oil (highly diluted) to maintain a soft, smooth and balanced appearance of the skin.
In a toner or hydrolate (with a solubilizer) to refresh and soothe sensitive or mature skin.
In a facial mask (1 drop in a hydrating or clay mask) for gentle soothing and revitalization.
Safety tips: Use only diluted, avoid contact with eyes, mucous membranes and sensitive areas. Not recommended for children, pregnant and lactating women without consulting a doctor.

What makes us different?

Our care for the soil and the future – your guarantee for purity.

"“I am impressed by the ethos of Essences Bulgaria. Their commitment to organic farming, their care for the soil, and for future generations is commendable and they demonstrate a deep care in both sustainable farming and the production of quality essential oils."

Helen Nagle-Smith

Clinical aromatherapist, lecturer and author of "Working with Unusual Essential Oils" and "Aroma, Aromatherapy and Trauma".