Ho Wood Essential Oil

Ho Wood oil has a delicate floral-woody fragrance, similar to rosewood. Thanks to this feature, it can be used as a substitute for rose oil. In aromatherapy, it's valued primarily due to the high content of linalool (about 90%). It's often used in the production of natural soaps and perfumes.

Emotions:

Ho Wood oil contains linalool, which has calming features. It helps to unwind and relax. It regenerates the nervous system and relieves anxiety and tension.

It's perfect for meditation - its pleasant, woody aroma helps to calm your racing thoughts and make you feel safe.

It has an antidepressant effect and also makes it easier to fall asleep.

Ho Wood oil - next to tangerine - is one of the few oils that can be used in the youngest children (from 3 months of age).

Body:

Ho Wood oil is recommended as a skin care product due to its cleansing features. It also has anti-aging and rejuvenating features.

It has anti-inflammatory, analgesic, antibacterial, antispasmodic, hypotensive, and immunostimulating features.

Ho Wood oil also supports the immune system in cases of weakness, infections and flu. Relieves various types of pain and muscle spasms. Helps with arthritis.

Fun fact:

Camphor cinnamon, or camphor tree, is primarily associated with camphor. However, many essential oils are obtained from this plant, and what is interesting - they differ significantly from each other. Their smell and features depend on the chemotype of the plant, the place of occurrence and the part of the plant from which the oil is extracted. There are at least four chemotypes of camphor tree, and one of them is the shiu tree – commonly known as the ho tree.

Note: Do not use during pregnancy!