Rosewood

Discover the product Organic rosewood, 10ml from Dr.Valnet.

Why use Dr.Valnet's organic Rosewood essential oil?

Mild general antiseptic - Skin softener.

It will be used for its softening properties on the skin and to treat bronchopulmonary bacterial infections in very delicate people or people sensitive to essential oils. For example, in young children and babies on medical advice.

It sanitizes light skin infections or on the sexual organs. It is included in the composition of an intimate hygiene lotion, with true lavender and rose bourbon geranium. It soothes itching, irritation, skin dermatoses.

How to use Dr.Valnet Organic Rosewood essential oil?

Manual

Oral route: Possible on the advice of a specialist doctor

On the skin:

It can be used pure in localized anointing, bronchi, solar plexus, temples, palms of the wrists, soles of the feet. Or dilute it to 40% in a gentle vegetable oil, Calendula for example, to soften and soothe the skin.

In broadcast:

It is of course very pleasant to broadcast! Alone or in association…

IMPORTANT: Respect the instructions and precautions for use, dosages. Perform a skin test at the bend of the elbow to avoid the ever-possible risk of allergy. Apply a drop and wait 24 hours for a possible skin or other reaction. Watch out for your eyes! For any therapeutic use of essential oils or internal use, use during pregnancy, during breastfeeding, for young children, consult a specialist doctor. For more information and therapeutic uses, consult a specialist doctor.

What is Rosewood essential oil?

Aniba rosaeodora

(Lauraceae family)

Some notions of botany

Native to the humid forests of the Amazon and Latin America as far as Guyana, rosewood is a tropical shade tree with evergreen, medium-sized leaves. Its fragrant bark and heart are pink in color, while its grain is fine, hard and compact and its flowers are a very bright golden yellow. Synonymous with luxury and refinement, this tree was overexploited, notably for the cabinetmaking and perfumery industries (a very important source of linalool) before becoming a protected species. Our essential oil comes from forestry operations where the trees are systematically replanted.

A little history

In perfumery, rosewood oil comes from the very fragrant wood and is straw yellow to copper in color, however, all parts of the tree can be distilled.

In cabinetmaking, the name “rosewood” corresponds to trees widely used in the 17th century for marquetry, of the genus Dalbergia variabilis, or Dalbergia frutescens.

The term “rosewood” comes from the English “rosewood”, which refers more broadly to the rosewood family made up of different varieties of Dalbergia.

Dr.Valnet Organic Rosewood essential oils: technical sheet