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Quick Facts Botanical Name: Cedrus deodara, Cedrus atlantica Family Name: Lauraceae Common Name: Himalayan cedarwood, Texas cedarwood Part used: foliage, Woods, Roots, Conifers Specific Gravity: 1.0700 to 1.80000 at 25˚c Optical Rotation: +3˚ to Inactive Refractive Index: 1.5400 to 1.5500 at 25˚c Blends Well With: Cyprus, Vetiver, Neroli Uses: The oil’s antifungal properties heal psoriasis dermatitis, and athlete’s foot. This oil is widely used in perfumes and soap. Countries where it’s found Red cedarwood is native to North America growing primarily in mountainous regions while the Texas Cedarwood is predominantly grown in the south-western United States, Mexico and Central America. The Atlas cedar is a native to North Africa. Harvesting Information Cedarwood tree is best harvested only after the tree attains full maturity. The tree is allowed to grow in its natural environment for a period time before portions of the tree are cut. History of the Plant Research has indicated that cedarwood has been around since biblical times. The oldest living cedar was 2, 500 years old before being cut down for commercial reasons. The plant grows up to 100 feet. Extraction Process Cedarwood oil is extracted from the foliage and woods and various types of conifers of the plant. Extraction is carried out through steam distillation. The oil is delicate with gentle, woody aroma. Cedarwood Commonly known Benefits Medicinal Benefits: As a sedative, Cedarwood oil has relaxing effect on the mind. It has a great soothing, calming, and sedating effects on the mind. It also induces sleep in patients suffering from insomnia. The oil’s sedative effects have been clinically proven by Japanese researchers. The essential oil of cedarwood is high in antiseptic and astringent properties used to treat various skin disorders. It cleanses the skin from impurities, tightens the skin tissue, relieves itchy irritation, can be regularly used on acne, eczema, rashes, blemished, and wrinkles. Inhaling Cedarwood oil breaks up phlegm and mucus. It also reduces sebum production. The oil is also used to treat various respiratory conditions such as asthma, bronchitis, congestion, cough, and sinusitis. Eastern cultures used Cedrus atlantica to treat bronchial infections while red cedar was used by Native Americans to treat excess catarrh. Cedarwood oil was an important antidote for poisoning. The oil controls dandruff and improves the hair condition. It stimulates hair follicles and scalp. The oil reduces cellulite by increasing circulation and releasing wastes from the body. Cedarwood oil promotes urination and is useful in treating urinary tract infections and prostrate problems. Its antiseptic properties reduce pain associated with back pain, arthritis, rheumatism, and carpal tunnel syndrome. The oil is a powerful nerve tonic and induces a state of meditation. It helps in curing high blood pressure and hypertension. It also strengthens gums and relieves toothaches. Non-medicinal Benefits: The oil is used in soap and perfumes as a fragrance agent. The oil was traditionally used by ancient Egyptians for embalming. It is used in the bath through steaming. Cedarwood oil is used in Egyptian incense, cosmetics, and perfumes. A coating of cedarwood oil was used in the protection of papyri. The oil was used in paints by the ancient Sumerians. More information about Cedarwood it has caring, delicate, wooden, gentle aroma. Cedarwood is a effective bactericidal, due to it’s drying out outcome, beneficial for bronchitis or wherever extra mucous is present. Beneficial for greasy skin once utilised with (frankincense or sandalwood). Is helpful as a urinary infections. Calming, assistive for anxiousness and calming down fears. A few aromas are nature’s own merge and almost impossible to copy. They’re timeless and insensible by trends and styles. Cedar is such a aroma. It forever brings around pleasurable memories and a easy feeling, as if the aroma of a cedarwood cabin, and heirloom cedarwood chest or barely the aroma of the refreshing mountain air in the Texas Hill. This bottle comprises organic, 100% pure cedarwood wood oil. They are created mainly for the consumption of the scent and cosmetics manufacture which applies it in a variety of famous mixes, admixtures and methods. Pour out oil on the matte cloth and rub upon woody cupboard shelves to enjoy the aroma and to discourage moths and different insects from coming in your worthy apparels. Rub within dresser underdrawers for the similar reason. Put a lot of drops on a cotton wool ball and drop into your washing machine although washing apparels to refresh them. Replenish the cedar fragrance in old cedar trunks or cupboards by rubbing oil into the wood. Put a couple of drops upon the bag of your vacuume cleanser prior to using it. Rub a few oil upon our outside wear (it will rain out with soap) to cover up your body fragrance, and check deer and exotic game close up, without shying them away. Rub a few of it upon the dash of your auto or on the floor mats as an air freshener. Cedarwood is a big insect resistant particularly for mosquitoes and fleas. It is beneficial for hair loss, T.B., bronchitis, gonorrhoea, and diseases of the skin. It is assistive as a decongestant for the respiratory system and is assistive for cystitis. Cedarwood is applied for cellulite and to amend circulation and joint mobility in arthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. It assists alleviate nervous tenseness and stress related conditions. It can raise sound sleep and aroused releases. Cedarwood can clean the brain and mind and has a pacifying effect all in all human. It’s basic effect is bactericide and for hair loss. 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Botanical Name: Amyris balsamifera Family Name: Rutaceae Common Name: Torchwood or Candlewood, Amyris Essential Oil, West Indian Sandalwood Part used: Woods of Amyris tree Specific Gravity: 0.950 – 0.970 @ 20°C Refractive Index: 1.502 – 1.512 @ 20°C Optical Rotation: 15° -40° Blends Well With: Amyris oil blends well with Geranium, Lavender, Lavandin, Nagarmotha, Oakmoss, cedarwood, sandalwood, patchouli, vetiver and ylang ylang essential oils Uses: Amyris Oil has many benefits which can uplift the body and mind and have many health advantages which make it effective herbal oil. The oil is widely used in meditation and therapeutic massage and also as a base fixative in making perfumes and soaps. The oil is also added in creams, cosmetics, incense, and perfumes for added fragrance. Amyris oil is appropriate for use in bath, inhaler, mist spray, steam inhalation, steam room, and sauna. The oil is an effective sedative, decongestant and antiseptic and has emollient properties. Amyris oil works well in skin regeneration and slows down premature aging. The cooling property of the oil eases irritability, sexual tension and frustration. Amyris oil can be used by poets, artists and musicians because it improves imagination and creativity. The oil can be used by adding a few drops to an oil burner or diffuser and this relieves the mind from anxiety or stress. It can also be added to therapeutic massage oil to provide relaxation. It can be used topically only after diluting with any other carrier oil. The oil is considered to be non-toxic, non-sensitizing and non-irritating but people with sensitive skin should be careful while using it because it may cause irritation. Countries where it’s found: The plant is cultivated in the West Indies and in South and Central America. Harvesting Information: Amyris is an evergreen bushy tree belonging to the citrus family of Rutaceae and this small tree can grow up to 8 meters tall.Amyris trees sprout from seeds in the wild especially in Haiti and the Dominican Republic but they are also farmed in other countries with favorable tropical climates for oil and lumber production. History of the Plant: Amyris plant name is derived from the Greek word ‘Amyron’ which means intensely scented. It is has many common names like balsam wood, candle wood, Buddha wood and West Indian Sandalwood and the names were given based on the quality of the wood. In the late 1800s amyris got its botanical name Amyris Balsamifera. The tree was often mistook as sandalwood in history. The plant has white flowers which grow into black-bluish edible fruits and it is widely cultivated in the West Indies and in South and Central America. Extraction Process: Steam Distillation Commonly known Benefits: Amyris has a sweet-woody and balsamic aroma with good fixative value and it relaxes and calm the mind and helps in lessening stress and anxiety. The oil uplifts the mood and acts as an aphrodisiac when used in small amounts in a blend. It is a very effective antiseptic, sedative and helps in improving blood circulation and it calms the skin and mind. Beach Stone Enterprises Essential Oils situated at Delhi NCR (India) is manufacturer, supplier & exporter of this product in bulk and wholesale. We offer various Indian Essential oils, Carrier Oils & Aromatherapy Oils on below terms:- • Shop pure Amyris essential oil in India • Wholesale rate Amyris essential oil • Leading Manufacturers of Amyris essential oil in India • Amyris essential oil Exporters from India • Amyris essential oil Suppliers in Delhi Based Company

Botanical Name: Trachyspermum ammi Family Name: Apiaceae Common Name: Ajowan Part used: Seeds Specific Gravity: 0.910 and 0.930 at 15oC Refractive Index: 1.498and 1.504 at 20o C Optical Rotation: -0 to +5 Blends Well With: Parsley, Sage, Thyme Uses: Dethymolised oil or thymine is used for various industrial purposes. This oil is effective in treating skin infections Ajowan Countries where it’s found Originated in Egypt, ajowan is an herb whose oil is used as unani medicine. The oil of ajowan is carminative, aromatic, and a stimulant. The plant is cultivated in and around the Mediterranean Sea and in parts of south-west Asia extending from Iraq to India. Harvesting Information The plant is cultivated where water availability is plenty. Harvest is done in the month April when the plant is rich. History of the Plant The plant grows up to 60 to 90cm tall and is predominantly a winter crop growing in sub-tropical and temperate climate. Ajowan, is grown for its seeds that are dried and crushed to yield the oil. In India, ajowan seeds are used for flavoring beverages, pickles, and confectioneries. Extraction Process Steam distillation is carried out to obtain the oil. Dry seeds contain about 2 to 4 percentage of oil. The ajowan oil is pale yellowish-brown and a major source of thymol. The seed oil has a burning taste with characteristic thyme odor. Additional constituents are phenols such as carvacrol and dipentene. During the distillation process, a major portion of the thymol gets crystallized and is sold in the Indian markets as ‘sat ajowan’, while the remaining thymine is utilized in the perfume industry primarily in soap making. Commonly known Benefits The aqueous solution of thymol is a primary constituent in toothpastes and mouthwashes. Ajowan has been used in indigenous medicines and the essential oil has varied uses in Unani and Ayurvedic medicines. The oil aids in healing painful throat, in gripe water preparation, an antiseptic, and as a tranquilizer for tooth aches, whooping cough. Antibacterial: The oil prevents bad breath and thymol from the seeds server as effective mouthwash. When chewed along with fennel seeds, ajowan seeds prevent bad breath. Antiseptic: The oil is used in wound cleaning and treating skin infections. Ajowan leaves are crushed and applied on infections while thymol in the seeds is a well known fungicide and germicide. Medicinal Use: Two to three drops of ajowan oil are used in the treatment of cholera and diarrhea Muscle Spasms and Body ache: The essential oil of ajowan is used in ear drops for earaches, body massage oil, and in providing relief from cramps, muscle spasms, and arthritis Respiratory Disorders: The oil is useful in bronchial pneumonia and other respiratory ailments. Since it possesses the antidiuretic effect, the oil is used in treating emphysema, migraine and rheumatic pains. Ajowan is widely used as a spice in curries, used along with other spices and condiments, in pan mixtures, as a household remedy for indigestion, in lotions and ointments in cosmetic industry, as an anti-oxidant, in pimple cure, and preservatives in beverages to name a few. Beach Stone Enterprises Essential Oils situated at Delhi NCR (India) is manufacturer, supplier & exporter of this product in bulk and wholesale. We offer various Indian Essential oils, Carrier Oils & Aromatherapy Oils on below terms:- • Shop pure Ajowan Seed essential oil in India • Wholesale rate Ajowan Seed essential oil • Leading Manufacturers of Ajowan Seed essential oil in India • Ajowan Seed essential oil Exporters from India • Ajowan Seed essential oil Suppliers in Delhi Based Company

The Extraction and steam distillation method is used to get the Balsam Peru Extract from the Balsam Peru Bark. This very thick, stick, extract in medium consistency comes in dark brown to almost black color, pale amber and pale yellow liquid is natural, pure and has a vanilla like scent. It is better known as Tolu, Black Balsam, Balsamo, Quina, Balsam Fir Oil and Quina Origin The tree from which the extract is taken is found mainly in Central and South America. The Balsam tree grows in the wild along the Balsam Coast the area when the Pacific Ocean and El Salvador meet. During the peak of Mayan Civilization the extract was used as medicine by the Incas and Aztecs. It has a lot of historical uses as well. Balsamum Tolutanum is the scientific name of the Balsam tree. Resin extracted from the tall growing Balsam tree is called Balsam of Peru. The tree is found in a lot of places including Peru, France, Bolivia, Argentina, Columbia, Brazil, Paraguay and Venezuela. Balsam oil was largely exported by Peru initially. Peru was the major exporter of Balsam oil and hence the extract was called Balsam of Peru. Other countries growing Balsam, are also exporting Balsam oil to many countries across the world these days. Traditional And Modern Day Use The sticky in nature resin is produced naturally by the tree. The traditional tapping method is used in collecting the resin. For centuries together, Balsam Peru Extract has been utilized in many healing methodologies, traditionally. Powder extracted from the tree was also used a deodorant by native populace of America. People in Asia and Europe also used Balsam Peru essential oil and a trusted medication in a number of ailments like itches, bedsores, wounds, diaper rashes, ringworm and scabies. In the manufacture of lotions for skin care, hygiene sprays for women, surgical dressings, shampoos, mouthwash, insect repellents, soaps, topical salves and a lot of other fragrant ingredients, Balsam Peru extract is used, as an vital ingredient. Blending Properties Balsam Peru Extract has an aroma that is Vanilla like due to which it blends well with Vanilla oil and thus helps in lowering the cost. It blends well with a number of spice and floral oils, Vanilla, Black Pepper, Ylang Ylang, Clove, Rose, Cinnamon, Petitgrain, Jasmine, Patchouli and Lavender Health Benefits Balsam Peru Extract also improves awareness, circulation, stimulates and energizes. In treating aching joints, its anti-inflammatory abilities are very strong. To reduce pain and inflammation causing pain Balsam Peru extract can be first diluted and then rubbed into the affected area two times a day. It is useful in treating dandruff, treating eczema, minor cuts, dry skin and soothing, hemorrhoids and mature skin. Due to its antiseptic properties it can be used for protection against infection. It heals wounds faster and provides protection in dental health as well. The extract is useful as a tonic and stimulant in chronic rheumatism, chronic coughing, palsy and whites. As far as domestic usage is concerned, it can be applied externally for stimulating and cleansing indolent and foul ulcers. it is popularly being used in Alternative and Complementary Medicine including Homeopathy, Ayurveda and a lot of medicinal practices in modern day times for its anti rheumatic, decongestant, anti-fungal, antibacterial and antiseptic properties. Chemical Constituents Cinnamein and Cinnamic acid are the two main chemical constituents of Balsam peru extract. It is for this reason that it has a cinnamon and vanilla like aroma. Its other major components include nerolidol, benzyl cinnamate and benzyl benzoate. Cinnamic acid contained in the extract helps lower melanin levels in the skin. The extract’s aroma can help in preventing malaria as well. Ayurvedic Uses Balsam Peru Extract is popularly used in Ayurvedic healing. Ayurveda recommends that it is useful in pacifying Vata Dosha and Kapha Dosha and in augmenting Pitta Dosha, especially for its invigorating and stimulating properties. Nowadays it is also used as an important component in making candles and flavoring drinks and foods. Wonderful Aromatic Properties Balsam Peru Oil’s fixative properties are excellent and are very useful in the perfumery industry for slowing down the process of evaporation. When it is diffused into the air it is beneficial in many different respiratory conditions. To make breathing easier it clears the lungs and loosens phlegm. The oil has some great healing properties and works wonderfully in many ailments. Mix 2-3 drops of Balsam Peru oil in carrier oil like coconut, almond or olive oil and massage it twice daily into painful muscles. Pour 2-3 drops of the oil in a glass of water, apply on the scalp and hair to treat dandruff. Repeat this treatment every week to get rid of dandruff. To treat respiratory illnesses and cough, simply add 3-4 drops into a vaporizer and let diffusing of aroma. After a few minutes, take some warm water into the mouth and gargle. In scabies mite treatment, Balsam oil is very effective. Mix extra virgin olive oil with 2-3 drops of Balsam Peru Oil. Apply on the burrows of the mites and affected areas and massage the oil into the skin. Things To Keep In Mind While Using It When handling Balsam Peru Oil or it’s extract a few precautions like avoiding contacting the mucous membranes and eyes, should be kept in mind. Before using it topically, performing a skin patch test is always advised by the physician. Just apply some drops of the oil onto the skin and leave for 24 hours. Stop using immediately, if any kind of reaction occurs. Balsam Peru Oil must not be taken internally as it contains some food allergens and could damage the kidneys. Side effects can be best avoided if a physician is first consulted and then administered. Beach Stone Enterprises Essential Oils situated at Delhi NCR (India) is manufacturer, supplier & exporter of this product in bulk and wholesale. We offer various Indian Essential oils, Carrier Oils & Aromatherapy Oils on below terms:- • Shop pure Balsam Peru essential oil in India • Wholesale rate Balsam Peru essential oil • Leading Manufacturers of Balsam Peru essential oil in India • Balsam Peru essential oil Exporters from India • Balsam Peru essential oil Suppliers in Delhi Based Company