Rosewood

Discover the organic Rosewood product, 10ml from Dr.Valnet.

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

Gentle general antiseptic - Skin softener.

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

It disinfects minor skin infections or infections on the genitals. It is used in the composition of an intimate hygiene lotion, with True Lavender and Bourbon Rose Geranium. It soothes itching, irritation, and skin dermatitis.

How to use Dr.Valnet Organic Rosewood Essential Oil?

Instructions for use

Oral route: Possible on the advice of a specialist doctor

On the skin:

It can be used neat as a localized ointment, on the bronchi, solar plexus, temples, wrists, and soles of the feet. Or dilute it to 40% in a mild vegetable oil, such as Calendula, to soften and soothe the skin.

In broadcast:

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

IMPORTANT: Follow the directions and precautions for use and dosages. Perform a skin test on the crease of the elbow to avoid the risk of allergy, which is always possible. Apply one drop and wait 24 hours for a possible skin or other reaction. Be careful with the 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 rainforests of the Amazon and Latin America as far south as Guyana, rosewood is a shade-loving tropical tree with medium-sized, evergreen leaves. Its fragrant bark and heartwood are pinkish 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, particularly for the cabinetmaking and perfume industries (a very important source of linalool), before becoming a protected species. Our essential oil comes from forestry operations where trees are systematically replanted.

A bit of history

In perfumery, rosewood oil is derived from the highly fragrant, straw-yellow to copper-colored wood, however, all parts of the tree can be distilled.

In cabinetmaking, the name "rosewood" refers 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 more broadly refers to the rosewood family made up of different varieties of Dalbergia.

Dr.Valnet Organic Rosewood Essential Oils: Technical Sheet

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