Rose oil is a tradition of over 350 years old!From antiquity up to the present days rose oil has been used not only for its unique scent but it is a base of the most expensive and high quality perfumes. It is a helpful medicine with a thousand-year-old application in medicinal practice. Guaranteed to be Genuine and authentic Rose oil. Rose oil is an oily transparent liquid heterogeneous mass below 23C with yellow color and aroma characteristic of Roses.Rose oil (Otto) from Rosa Damascena is hydro distilled i Rose oil is an oily transparent liquid heterogeneous mass below 23C with yellow color and aroma characteristic of Roses.
Origin of the rose :We are Rose Oil Distillers Manufacturers in Kannauj India, The particular variety of rose grown to produce roseOtto oil in both of these countries is Rosa Damascena forma trigintipetala, and its parentage has been the subject of great debate for many, many years. At one time it was believed to be a horticultural hybrid of Rosa gallica and Rosa canina that had escaped cultivation, but recent advances in identifying plant genetics has suggested it is more likely to be a hybrid of R. gallica and R. phoenicia.The origin of the cultivated rose is often quoted as the Gulf of Persia, which is now known as Iran. From the 10th to the 17th century the rose industry was developed and dominated by Persia, and particularly in Shiraz, the famous city of poets and oriental culture.Rose Oil Distillers India from here the rose industry spread into Arabia, Mesopotamia, Palestine, Asia Minor (Anatolia) Greece, India, North Africa, and due to the conquering Moors reached as far as Spain. According to legend, in the 13th century R. damascena was brought from Damascus to Southern France by the returning Crusaders, although some experts believe it may have actually been R. gallica instead.
Valley of the Roses :

BETEL LEAF OIL Botanical Name: Piper betle- family name piperaceae, common name -betel Common Method of Extraction: The common method of extraction of the oil is steam distillation. Young betel leaves give the maximum yield. Fresh betel leaves are steam distilled to get the oil
Parts Used: Leaf
Note Classification:Middle
Aroma:The aroma of the betel leaf oil is sharp and it taste bitter. The color of the oil is bright brown to yellow. The color depends on the type of leaf distilled.
Largest Producing Countries: Betel Leaf Oil distillers manufacturers in India is produced mainly in the South East Asian countries and South Asia. India is the leading producer of betel leaf oil.
Traditional Use: Betel vine cultivation started in South Asia and India was and is the highest producer of betel leaf oil. The origin of the plant is in the Malay Archipelago and from there it spread to Asia and Malaysia. People have started using betel leaves and its oil 2000 years back. India soon became the leading producer of betel leaf oil.
Properties: Betel leaf oil has many medicinal properties. It is a carminative, antiseptic, aphrodisiac, stimulant and aromatic. It is considered as a very breath freshener and has the ability to cure worms. Betel quid is a strong carcinogenic. It contains several health benefits and has many healing properties. It is filled with calcium, vitamin C, carotene, riboflavin, niacin and thiamine. The oil is used for ear pain, boils and sore throat. It is good for inflammation due to orchitis and arthritis. The oil is good for treating urinary infection, constipation, headache, nervous pain, lumbago, wounds and debility. It has the power to control blood sugar and it is an antiseptic, anti-spasm and pain killer. The betel leaf oil has the power to preserve teeth and it can also harden gums. It can be a good tonic if mixed with honey. In Ayurveda it is used to sure worms. Betel Leaf Oil distillers manufacturers in India is good for problems related to stomach and for gastrointestinal disorders. Betel leaf mixed with coconut oil makes a good remedy for lower back pain. The oil is used in aromatherapy. The betel leaf is chewed in some places in India as a digestive. The oil makes sure that the pimples and other skin related problems are cured by the use of it.
Blends Well With: Betel Leaf oil blends well with clove, cinnamon and cardamom oils

Steam distilled Essential Oil from dried rhizome of Acorus Calamus. Its use has been restricted by IFRA due to high percentage of Asarone in Indian Calamus Oil. A high concentrations (0.5%) of b-Asarone have been shown to be positive in Ames mutagenic test following activation. Recently to enhance memory it is being used in a drug called megamind plus

Uses and Advance Studies:

• The oil of Calamus is used as an ingredient in flavors, particularly in liquors
• The oil is employed also in perfumery
• It is used as an insecticide in Ayurvedic System of Indian Medicines and also as an stimulant, emetic, nauseant, stomachic, aromatic, expectorant, carminative, antispasmodic, and nervine sedative
• Due to high Asarone percentage this oil is useful in mental ailment
• Due to its insecticidal activity it has been used in combination with Neem Oil, cedar wood oil as Room Sprayer against house hold insect

Steam distilled oil from whole plant(except roots) of Tagetes minuta. It is cultivated in H.P. above 1000 mtr. above sea level. Material is collected & distilled when flower starts to mature.It has mosquito larvacedal activities. Whole flowring plant oil was significantly active against Lewis lung carcinoma in vivo. E-ocimenone at 40 ppm caused 100% mortality of Aides agypti larvae in 24 hr

Uses and Advance Studies:

• Due to marigold like odour it is used in Marigold type of Perfumes which are being used in Incense Sticks during Religious Festivals at Religious Places
• In perfume formulations in small dosages, for creation of Apple and other fruity fragrances effects for toilet preparations
• It is used as a modifier in hair lotions of the bay rum type.
• It is also used by Attar Industries in India.
• The oil is being used as insecticide also

Steam distilled oil from ripe berries of Juniper Communis found in Jammu & Kashmir and in Lahaul-Spiti, Kinnaur and chamba Distt. of Himachal Pradesh. The oil has been known for a long time as a diuretic. Because of its local irritating effect on inflamed organs, however, great care must be exercised during its administration

Uses and Advance Studies:

• Juniper Berry Oil is used widely in essence for the flavouring of beverages and liquors, particularly of the Gin and Sloegin type
• Several European liquors, "Steinhager" have their characteristic flavour chiefly due to the presence of Juniper Berry Oil
• Juniper Berry Oi is carminative, Stimulant and Diuretic. It is useful in Stomatitis, chest trouble, Liver complaints, Piles, Labour Pain

Rose oil from Rosa Damascena is hydro distilled i Rose oil is an oily transparent liquid heterogeneous mass below 23C with yellow color and aroma characteristic of RosesRose oil is an oily transparent liquid heterogeneous mass below 23C with yellow color and aroma characteristic of Roses.From antiquity up to the present days rose oil has been used not only for its unique scent but it is a base of the most expensive and high quality perfumes. It is a helpful medicine with a thousand-year-old application in medicinal practice. Guaranteed to be Genuine and authentic Rose oil

Cedar wood Oil Himalyan is distilled from Roots & Stumps of Cedrus Deodara which has been left after cutting of Deodar trees for timber extraction. These stumps and roots are removed in a scientific way. The pits so formed are filled consolidated and due to self sprouting of seeds or planting a sapling new forest has grown up. Crude Oil rectified by giving alkali wash is called Rectified Cedar wood oil. Cedar Wood Oil rich in Himanchalene is called Supper Rectified Oil and the oil rich in Atlantone and higher fraction removing Resin is Called Perfumery Grade.

Uses and Advance Studies:

• Due to its woody odour, epidermic and antiseptic properties it is used for soap fragrance
• Being non-toxic to mammals it is used to control house hold insects in place of pyretherin
• Cedar Wood Oil is fungi toxic so used in fungicides
• Also control the development of leaf spot disease of paddy in preliminary in vivo investigation
• The oil control the fungal deterioration of some spices during storage
• Cedar oil is useful in reducing inflammation, dyspepsia, insomnia, bronchitis, leucoderma, opthalmia ect. it is Diuretic & Carminative
• It is useful in rhumatism, epilepsy & Kidney disorders
• The terpentine present in it is used to cure Ulcers & Leprosy

Agarwood Oil distillers Exporters in India or aloeswood is a fragrant dark resinous wood used in incense and perfume. It is formed in the heartwood of aquilaria trees when they become infected with a type of mould. Prior to infection, the heartwood is odourless, relatively light and pale coloured; however, as the infection progresses, the tree produces a dark aromatic resin, called aloes or agar (as well as gaharu, jinko, oud, or oodh; not to be confused with bukhoor), in response to the attack, which results in a very dense, dark, resin embedded heartwood. The resin embedded wood is valued in many cultures for its distinctive fragrance,
First-grade agarwood is one of the most expensive natural raw materials in the world, [citation needed] with 2010 prices for superior pure material as high as US$100, 000/kgOud oil is distilled from agarwood, and fetches high prices depending on the oil's purity,
This Oudh is 100% pure A grade Indian Oudh/Aloes wood direct from the Assam province in India, distilled the traditional way by boiling the Agar wood in a Deg (big pan) for a couple of weeks to get all the Oudh out. This Oudh is genuine and hasn't been mixed with anything else.
We are Agarwood Oil distillers Exporters in India, if used as a perfume this 3ml (approximately 1/4 Tola - 3 grams) bottle will last for a few months if used wisely, the fragrance will stay on clothing for days. Some people use this Oudh for medicinal purposes, for such conditions as depression and other illnesses. It is a common belief amongst the Arabian peoples that having one drop of this pure Oudh will keep you safe from cancer.
We are cheaper than everyone else as we are the manufacture of the Oudh, no middle men mean lower cost for us, which we pass onto our highly valued customers. One way to be assured that this is authentic Indian Oudh is by looking at the color and even the thickness of the liquid, by checking the larger picture of the 3ml bottle.
Bottle of Oil which we produce

Aloeswood oil used in incense and perfume. It is formed in the heartwood of aquilaria trees when they become infected with a type of mould. Prior to infection, the heartwood is odourless, relatively light and pale coloured; however, as the infection progresses, the tree produces a dark aromatic resin, called aloes or agar (as well as gaharu, jinko, oud, or oodh; not to be confused with bukhoor), in response to the attack, which results in a very dense, dark, resin embedded heartwood. The resin embedded wood is valued in many cultures for its distinctive fragrance,

The oil has been steam distilled from the roots of Angelica Glauca.The root oil is stimulant, diuretic, diaphoretic, carminative and emmenagogue in nature

Uses and Advance Studies:

• The oil is also useful in high-grade perfumes, to which it imparts peculiar musk like notes which are hard to identify
• The oil of Angelica is employed in high grade liqueurs of French type, such as Benedictine and chartreuse blends etc.
• Gin essences too contain a considerable potion of Angelica oil
• The oil is good cordial and stimulant; in flatulence and dyspepsia

Cypriol Oil distillers manufacturers in India scariosus is more commonly known as Cypriol Oil distillers manufacturers in India. This plant largely grows in India and is called Nagarmotha. The smell of cypriol oil is woody and earthy. It is a prized ingredient in perfumes that are made in India. Cyperus scariosus grows to about 2 1/2 feet, with a thin stem that is dark green in color. It is a flowering shrub, where the flowers measure 2 to 8 inches in length. The nodes are about thick in diameter and is in an oval rhizome shape. The stem is aromatic and white in color on the inside. The rhizome is what generates the oil and contains alkaloids, sodium, minerals, along with calcium, sodium, and carbonates. It is distilled using steam distillation from the plants roots. We are Nagarmotha Oil distillers manufacturers in India this is largely found only in India and the oil is quite big in India. The cypriol oil is dark brown in color and can change color to a transparent green. As it changes color, the scent also changes becoming woodier. It is blends with Bergamot, Clary Sage, Labdanum and Patchouli
Chemical Components :The main constituents are sesquiterpenes, sesquiterpene alcohols and sesquiterpene ketones
Toxicological Properties:As a negative side effect, it could cause bleeding so pregnant women should avoid this oil.
Uses & Precaution:Cypriol oil has decongestive abilitiesIt is used to cure diarrhea and problematic digestive problems. Nagarmotha Oil distillers manufacturers in India it is also very helpful in mucus, scanty periods and scabies.This essential oil is an effective oil to kill intestinal worms. It can work as a general tonic and nerve binder; promotes uterine contractions and can bind stools if you have an upset tummyCypriol oil works well against anorexia, intestinal bleeding and non-specific colitis too. This oil is used in other illnesses like skin diseases, fever, rheumatoid arthritis , gout and other uric acid related illnesses, general debility, painful menstruation, kidney stones and fibromyalgiaThis plant can be used in paste form on skin related ailments. It can help relieve itching. It can also improve eyesight and be used in eye related ailments. Cypriol oil is used in perfumes and in incense sticks. In powder form, Cypriol is used in epilepsy and psychosis along with maintaining a normal body temperature

Jatamansi oil is distilled from dried roots of Nardostachys jatamansi

Uses and Advance Studies:

• Due to musky, earthy, Herbaceous, Camphoraceous woody and Balsamic odour this oil can be used in variety of perfume formulation to give special touch in low conc
• In large dosages it can be used in oriental type of perfume
• Oil is also used as tonic, stimulant and antispasmodic
• It is used for treating epilepsy, hysteria and convulsion infection and palpitating heart
• Root oil with other combination is useful for curing snake bite and scorpion bite

Perfumiers, aromatherapists, and students of fragrance in most parts of the world are familiar with the oil of the cultivated variety of vetiver or Vetiveria ziazaniodes as it is technically called. This plant is grown extensively in countries like Haiti, the Reunion Islands, Java, and South India and is extensively used in various essences where the deep, mysterious, rich and earthy notes which the oil displays are required. The wild vetiver of North India, on the other hand, seldom finds its way into the international commercial channels for it is almost entirely consumed within India where it enjoys a great popularity. 1. Vetiver Oil distillers Manufacturers in India the Indian affection for the particular fragrance of wild vetiver or Khus as it is normally called is such that it fetches a price four times that of the cultivated variety. A casual olfactory analysis of the cultivated and wild oils would lead one to believe that they are quite similar in nature but to the Indian nose it does not at all seem the case, hence their attachment to Khus oil even at its sharply higher price. 2. Vetiver Oil distillers Manufacturers in Kannauj the laevorotatory North Indian Khus oil is unique in containing both cadinane and eudesmane sesquiterpenes of the unusual antipodal configuration: these include khusol, khusinol, and khusitone. 3. Vetiver Oil Manufacturers in India another characteristic feature of this type is the presence of the large amount of laevorotary khusilal(a rare C-14 class of terpenoid) which is in fact responsible for the strong laevorotation of this oil; this compound is absentin the typical dextrorotary oils(Haiti, , Renunion, Java and South India). 4. Besides the oil, roots from North India have been found to yield fructose, glucose, sucrose and glycerol. This is the first report of the occurrence of free glycerol in plants and its presence is of considerable biological significance. The essential oil of Vetiver, Vetiveriazizanioides is one of the most important raw materials in perfumery both as a fixative and in its own right as a fragrance ingredient. It has extensive applications in toiletries and cosmetic industries and vetiver root is also important in traditional medicine as a carminative, we are Vetiver Oil distillers in Kannauj is stimulant and diaphoretic. Vetiver oil possesses sedative property and has been traditionally used in aromatherapy for relieving stress, anxiety, nervous tension and insomnia for a long time. Vetiver oil consists of a complex mixture of more than 150 sesquiterpenoid constituents. The composition and odor quality of the oil is dependent upon its origin. Among the 60 components identified to date, the sesquiterpene alpha-vetivone, beta-vetivone, and khusimol always occur in the oil in amounts up to 35%. As a result, they are considered to be fingerprints of the oil even though they do not possess the typical odor characteristics associated with vetiver. The roots of the Vetiver grass contain an essential oil, known as Vetiver Oil distillers in Kannauj or khus oil, which can be extracted for a number of uses; Vetiver oil has been utilized as raw material for various fragrant products such as perfumes, including several famous brands, deodorants, lotions, and soaps. Apart from the medicinal uses found in the roots, leaves and oil, stated above, the oil also has pesticidal properties. Vetiver oil is known to repel insects, flies and cockroaches, moths and termites. Vetiver oil is dominated by a complex mixture of oxygenated sesquiterpenes. The ketones alpha-vetivone (compare with nootkatone from grapefruit) and beta-vetivone, which usually form more than 10 % of the oil, as well as khusimol, ca. 15 %, and its derivatives, contribute significantly to its odor. Vetiver oil is used in luxury perfumes for persistent green-woody notes. An even finer product, called vetiveryl acetate, is created by acetylating the sesquiterpene alcohols present in the oil.

Rose oil is a tradition of over 350 years old!From antiquity up to the present days rose oil has been used not only for its unique scent but it is a base of the most expensive and high quality perfumes. It is a helpful medicine with a thousand-year-old application in medicinal practice. Guaranteed to be Genuine and authentic Rose oil. Rose oil is an oily transparent liquid heterogeneous mass below 23C with yellow color and aroma characteristic of Roses.Rose oil (Otto) from Rosa Damascena is hydro distilled i Rose oil is an oily transparent liquid heterogeneous mass below 23C with yellow color and aroma characteristic of Roses.
Origin of the rose :We are Rose Oil Distillers Manufacturers in Kannauj India, The particular variety of rose grown to produce roseOtto oil in both of these countries is Rosa Damascena forma trigintipetala, and its parentage has been the subject of great debate for many, many years. At one time it was believed to be a horticultural hybrid of Rosa gallica and Rosa canina that had escaped cultivation, but recent advances in identifying plant genetics has suggested it is more likely to be a hybrid of R. gallica and R. phoenicia.The origin of the cultivated rose is often quoted as the Gulf of Persia, which is now known as Iran. From the 10th to the 17th century the rose industry was developed and dominated by Persia, and particularly in Shiraz, the famous city of poets and oriental culture.Rose Oil Distillers India from here the rose industry spread into Arabia, Mesopotamia, Palestine, Asia Minor (Anatolia) Greece, India, North Africa, and due to the conquering Moors reached as far as Spain. According to legend, in the 13th century R. damascena was brought from Damascus to Southern France by the returning Crusaders, although some experts believe it may have actually been R. gallica instead.
Valley of the Roses :

BETEL LEAF OIL Botanical Name: Piper betle- family name piperaceae, common name -betel Common Method of Extraction: The common method of extraction of the oil is steam distillation. Young betel leaves give the maximum yield. Fresh betel leaves are steam distilled to get the oil
Parts Used: Leaf
Note Classification:Middle
Aroma:The aroma of the betel leaf oil is sharp and it taste bitter. The color of the oil is bright brown to yellow. The color depends on the type of leaf distilled.
Largest Producing Countries: Betel Leaf Oil distillers manufacturers in India is produced mainly in the South East Asian countries and South Asia. India is the leading producer of betel leaf oil.
Traditional Use: Betel vine cultivation started in South Asia and India was and is the highest producer of betel leaf oil. The origin of the plant is in the Malay Archipelago and from there it spread to Asia and Malaysia. People have started using betel leaves and its oil 2000 years back. India soon became the leading producer of betel leaf oil.
Properties: Betel leaf oil has many medicinal properties. It is a carminative, antiseptic, aphrodisiac, stimulant and aromatic. It is considered as a very breath freshener and has the ability to cure worms. Betel quid is a strong carcinogenic. It contains several health benefits and has many healing properties. It is filled with calcium, vitamin C, carotene, riboflavin, niacin and thiamine. The oil is used for ear pain, boils and sore throat. It is good for inflammation due to orchitis and arthritis. The oil is good for treating urinary infection, constipation, headache, nervous pain, lumbago, wounds and debility. It has the power to control blood sugar and it is an antiseptic, anti-spasm and pain killer. The betel leaf oil has the power to preserve teeth and it can also harden gums. It can be a good tonic if mixed with honey. In Ayurveda it is used to sure worms. Betel Leaf Oil distillers manufacturers in India is good for problems related to stomach and for gastrointestinal disorders. Betel leaf mixed with coconut oil makes a good remedy for lower back pain. The oil is used in aromatherapy. The betel leaf is chewed in some places in India as a digestive. The oil makes sure that the pimples and other skin related problems are cured by the use of it.
Blends Well With: Betel Leaf oil blends well with clove, cinnamon and cardamom oils

Steam distilled Essential Oil from dried rhizome of Acorus Calamus. Its use has been restricted by IFRA due to high percentage of Asarone in Indian Calamus Oil. A high concentrations (0.5%) of b-Asarone have been shown to be positive in Ames mutagenic test following activation. Recently to enhance memory it is being used in a drug called megamind plus

Uses and Advance Studies:

• The oil of Calamus is used as an ingredient in flavors, particularly in liquors
• The oil is employed also in perfumery
• It is used as an insecticide in Ayurvedic System of Indian Medicines and also as an stimulant, emetic, nauseant, stomachic, aromatic, expectorant, carminative, antispasmodic, and nervine sedative
• Due to high Asarone percentage this oil is useful in mental ailment
• Due to its insecticidal activity it has been used in combination with Neem Oil, cedar wood oil as Room Sprayer against house hold insect

Steam distilled oil from whole plant(except roots) of Tagetes minuta. It is cultivated in H.P. above 1000 mtr. above sea level. Material is collected & distilled when flower starts to mature.It has mosquito larvacedal activities. Whole flowring plant oil was significantly active against Lewis lung carcinoma in vivo. E-ocimenone at 40 ppm caused 100% mortality of Aides agypti larvae in 24 hr

Uses and Advance Studies:

• Due to marigold like odour it is used in Marigold type of Perfumes which are being used in Incense Sticks during Religious Festivals at Religious Places
• In perfume formulations in small dosages, for creation of Apple and other fruity fragrances effects for toilet preparations
• It is used as a modifier in hair lotions of the bay rum type.
• It is also used by Attar Industries in India.
• The oil is being used as insecticide also

Steam distilled oil from ripe berries of Juniper Communis found in Jammu & Kashmir and in Lahaul-Spiti, Kinnaur and chamba Distt. of Himachal Pradesh. The oil has been known for a long time as a diuretic. Because of its local irritating effect on inflamed organs, however, great care must be exercised during its administration

Uses and Advance Studies:

• Juniper Berry Oil is used widely in essence for the flavouring of beverages and liquors, particularly of the Gin and Sloegin type
• Several European liquors, "Steinhager" have their characteristic flavour chiefly due to the presence of Juniper Berry Oil
• Juniper Berry Oi is carminative, Stimulant and Diuretic. It is useful in Stomatitis, chest trouble, Liver complaints, Piles, Labour Pain

Rose oil from Rosa Damascena is hydro distilled i Rose oil is an oily transparent liquid heterogeneous mass below 23C with yellow color and aroma characteristic of RosesRose oil is an oily transparent liquid heterogeneous mass below 23C with yellow color and aroma characteristic of Roses.From antiquity up to the present days rose oil has been used not only for its unique scent but it is a base of the most expensive and high quality perfumes. It is a helpful medicine with a thousand-year-old application in medicinal practice. Guaranteed to be Genuine and authentic Rose oil

Cedar wood Oil Himalyan is distilled from Roots & Stumps of Cedrus Deodara which has been left after cutting of Deodar trees for timber extraction. These stumps and roots are removed in a scientific way. The pits so formed are filled consolidated and due to self sprouting of seeds or planting a sapling new forest has grown up. Crude Oil rectified by giving alkali wash is called Rectified Cedar wood oil. Cedar Wood Oil rich in Himanchalene is called Supper Rectified Oil and the oil rich in Atlantone and higher fraction removing Resin is Called Perfumery Grade.

Uses and Advance Studies:

• Due to its woody odour, epidermic and antiseptic properties it is used for soap fragrance
• Being non-toxic to mammals it is used to control house hold insects in place of pyretherin
• Cedar Wood Oil is fungi toxic so used in fungicides
• Also control the development of leaf spot disease of paddy in preliminary in vivo investigation
• The oil control the fungal deterioration of some spices during storage
• Cedar oil is useful in reducing inflammation, dyspepsia, insomnia, bronchitis, leucoderma, opthalmia ect. it is Diuretic & Carminative
• It is useful in rhumatism, epilepsy & Kidney disorders
• The terpentine present in it is used to cure Ulcers & Leprosy

Agarwood Oil distillers Exporters in India or aloeswood is a fragrant dark resinous wood used in incense and perfume. It is formed in the heartwood of aquilaria trees when they become infected with a type of mould. Prior to infection, the heartwood is odourless, relatively light and pale coloured; however, as the infection progresses, the tree produces a dark aromatic resin, called aloes or agar (as well as gaharu, jinko, oud, or oodh; not to be confused with bukhoor), in response to the attack, which results in a very dense, dark, resin embedded heartwood. The resin embedded wood is valued in many cultures for its distinctive fragrance,
First-grade agarwood is one of the most expensive natural raw materials in the world, [citation needed] with 2010 prices for superior pure material as high as US$100, 000/kgOud oil is distilled from agarwood, and fetches high prices depending on the oil's purity,
This Oudh is 100% pure A grade Indian Oudh/Aloes wood direct from the Assam province in India, distilled the traditional way by boiling the Agar wood in a Deg (big pan) for a couple of weeks to get all the Oudh out. This Oudh is genuine and hasn't been mixed with anything else.
We are Agarwood Oil distillers Exporters in India, if used as a perfume this 3ml (approximately 1/4 Tola - 3 grams) bottle will last for a few months if used wisely, the fragrance will stay on clothing for days. Some people use this Oudh for medicinal purposes, for such conditions as depression and other illnesses. It is a common belief amongst the Arabian peoples that having one drop of this pure Oudh will keep you safe from cancer.
We are cheaper than everyone else as we are the manufacture of the Oudh, no middle men mean lower cost for us, which we pass onto our highly valued customers. One way to be assured that this is authentic Indian Oudh is by looking at the color and even the thickness of the liquid, by checking the larger picture of the 3ml bottle.
Bottle of Oil which we produce

Aloeswood oil used in incense and perfume. It is formed in the heartwood of aquilaria trees when they become infected with a type of mould. Prior to infection, the heartwood is odourless, relatively light and pale coloured; however, as the infection progresses, the tree produces a dark aromatic resin, called aloes or agar (as well as gaharu, jinko, oud, or oodh; not to be confused with bukhoor), in response to the attack, which results in a very dense, dark, resin embedded heartwood. The resin embedded wood is valued in many cultures for its distinctive fragrance,

The oil has been steam distilled from the roots of Angelica Glauca.The root oil is stimulant, diuretic, diaphoretic, carminative and emmenagogue in nature

Uses and Advance Studies:

• The oil is also useful in high-grade perfumes, to which it imparts peculiar musk like notes which are hard to identify
• The oil of Angelica is employed in high grade liqueurs of French type, such as Benedictine and chartreuse blends etc.
• Gin essences too contain a considerable potion of Angelica oil
• The oil is good cordial and stimulant; in flatulence and dyspepsia

Cypriol Oil distillers manufacturers in India scariosus is more commonly known as Cypriol Oil distillers manufacturers in India. This plant largely grows in India and is called Nagarmotha. The smell of cypriol oil is woody and earthy. It is a prized ingredient in perfumes that are made in India. Cyperus scariosus grows to about 2 1/2 feet, with a thin stem that is dark green in color. It is a flowering shrub, where the flowers measure 2 to 8 inches in length. The nodes are about thick in diameter and is in an oval rhizome shape. The stem is aromatic and white in color on the inside. The rhizome is what generates the oil and contains alkaloids, sodium, minerals, along with calcium, sodium, and carbonates. It is distilled using steam distillation from the plants roots. We are Nagarmotha Oil distillers manufacturers in India this is largely found only in India and the oil is quite big in India. The cypriol oil is dark brown in color and can change color to a transparent green. As it changes color, the scent also changes becoming woodier. It is blends with Bergamot, Clary Sage, Labdanum and Patchouli
Chemical Components :The main constituents are sesquiterpenes, sesquiterpene alcohols and sesquiterpene ketones
Toxicological Properties:As a negative side effect, it could cause bleeding so pregnant women should avoid this oil.
Uses & Precaution:Cypriol oil has decongestive abilitiesIt is used to cure diarrhea and problematic digestive problems. Nagarmotha Oil distillers manufacturers in India it is also very helpful in mucus, scanty periods and scabies.This essential oil is an effective oil to kill intestinal worms. It can work as a general tonic and nerve binder; promotes uterine contractions and can bind stools if you have an upset tummyCypriol oil works well against anorexia, intestinal bleeding and non-specific colitis too. This oil is used in other illnesses like skin diseases, fever, rheumatoid arthritis , gout and other uric acid related illnesses, general debility, painful menstruation, kidney stones and fibromyalgiaThis plant can be used in paste form on skin related ailments. It can help relieve itching. It can also improve eyesight and be used in eye related ailments. Cypriol oil is used in perfumes and in incense sticks. In powder form, Cypriol is used in epilepsy and psychosis along with maintaining a normal body temperature

Jatamansi oil is distilled from dried roots of Nardostachys jatamansi

Uses and Advance Studies:

• Due to musky, earthy, Herbaceous, Camphoraceous woody and Balsamic odour this oil can be used in variety of perfume formulation to give special touch in low conc
• In large dosages it can be used in oriental type of perfume
• Oil is also used as tonic, stimulant and antispasmodic
• It is used for treating epilepsy, hysteria and convulsion infection and palpitating heart
• Root oil with other combination is useful for curing snake bite and scorpion bite

Perfumiers, aromatherapists, and students of fragrance in most parts of the world are familiar with the oil of the cultivated variety of vetiver or Vetiveria ziazaniodes as it is technically called. This plant is grown extensively in countries like Haiti, the Reunion Islands, Java, and South India and is extensively used in various essences where the deep, mysterious, rich and earthy notes which the oil displays are required. The wild vetiver of North India, on the other hand, seldom finds its way into the international commercial channels for it is almost entirely consumed within India where it enjoys a great popularity. 1. Vetiver Oil distillers Manufacturers in India the Indian affection for the particular fragrance of wild vetiver or Khus as it is normally called is such that it fetches a price four times that of the cultivated variety. A casual olfactory analysis of the cultivated and wild oils would lead one to believe that they are quite similar in nature but to the Indian nose it does not at all seem the case, hence their attachment to Khus oil even at its sharply higher price. 2. Vetiver Oil distillers Manufacturers in Kannauj the laevorotatory North Indian Khus oil is unique in containing both cadinane and eudesmane sesquiterpenes of the unusual antipodal configuration: these include khusol, khusinol, and khusitone. 3. Vetiver Oil Manufacturers in India another characteristic feature of this type is the presence of the large amount of laevorotary khusilal(a rare C-14 class of terpenoid) which is in fact responsible for the strong laevorotation of this oil; this compound is absentin the typical dextrorotary oils(Haiti, , Renunion, Java and South India). 4. Besides the oil, roots from North India have been found to yield fructose, glucose, sucrose and glycerol. This is the first report of the occurrence of free glycerol in plants and its presence is of considerable biological significance. The essential oil of Vetiver, Vetiveriazizanioides is one of the most important raw materials in perfumery both as a fixative and in its own right as a fragrance ingredient. It has extensive applications in toiletries and cosmetic industries and vetiver root is also important in traditional medicine as a carminative, we are Vetiver Oil distillers in Kannauj is stimulant and diaphoretic. Vetiver oil possesses sedative property and has been traditionally used in aromatherapy for relieving stress, anxiety, nervous tension and insomnia for a long time. Vetiver oil consists of a complex mixture of more than 150 sesquiterpenoid constituents. The composition and odor quality of the oil is dependent upon its origin. Among the 60 components identified to date, the sesquiterpene alpha-vetivone, beta-vetivone, and khusimol always occur in the oil in amounts up to 35%. As a result, they are considered to be fingerprints of the oil even though they do not possess the typical odor characteristics associated with vetiver. The roots of the Vetiver grass contain an essential oil, known as Vetiver Oil distillers in Kannauj or khus oil, which can be extracted for a number of uses; Vetiver oil has been utilized as raw material for various fragrant products such as perfumes, including several famous brands, deodorants, lotions, and soaps. Apart from the medicinal uses found in the roots, leaves and oil, stated above, the oil also has pesticidal properties. Vetiver oil is known to repel insects, flies and cockroaches, moths and termites. Vetiver oil is dominated by a complex mixture of oxygenated sesquiterpenes. The ketones alpha-vetivone (compare with nootkatone from grapefruit) and beta-vetivone, which usually form more than 10 % of the oil, as well as khusimol, ca. 15 %, and its derivatives, contribute significantly to its odor. Vetiver oil is used in luxury perfumes for persistent green-woody notes. An even finer product, called vetiveryl acetate, is created by acetylating the sesquiterpene alcohols present in the oil.