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White Champaka Absolute
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˚cBlends 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 ProcessCedarwood 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 Cedarwoodit 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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Red Champaka Absolute
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Pure Malknagni Oil
pink lotus absolute
Botanical Name: Nelumbo nucifera Use: Natural perfumery. Suggested use at 0.40 percent. It is highly diffusive and tenacious. Parts Used: Huge dinner-plate size, highly fragrant flowers, composed of seemingly thousands of glowing pink petals Handpicked from “managed” ponds. Main Season is year round, but high production is February-April. Aromatic Profile: Sweet, floral, peony-like, ethereal and earthy, medicinal twinges, resinous odor profile Pink Lotus Absolute has an exceptionally rich, honeyed, dense floral aroma that is earthy and creamy sweet, with a spicy green top note, ripe fruit and coumarin-like undertones, and a tenacious, slightly spicy, deep earthy richness in the drydown. While similar to our White Lotus Absolute, this absolute is softer, slightly sweeter, and a bit more refined. Even when highly diluted, the fragrance of Pink Lotus Absolute holds its fragrance. Appearance: Dark reddish brown, slightly resinous Viscous, transparent liquid with a molasses-like consistency that may require special use instructions to blend. May be prone to cloudiness that precipitates out when diluted in alcohol. History The lotus geologic record dates from 135 million years ago. Lotus plant cultivation dates from 4,000 years ago.Found in Asia, both temperate and tropical regions, Australasia and Europe, where the flowers grow in ponds, especially at monsoon season. Easily naturalized under beneficial conditions. The ancient Egyptians regarded Lotus as a sacred flower symbolizing the sun and creation, thereby possessing regenerative powers; it was often depicted in the hieroglyphics and art of Upper Egypt. This particular species of lotus, Nelumbo nucifera, was introduced to Egypt from Persia and is now cultivated in India and throughout the world in tropical pools. Living with humans for about 7,000 years, Nelumbo has developed many notable biological features and strategies Used in Ayurvedic practice, Hindus consider the Lotus as sacred, that “its exquisite perfume beckons the mind into stillness, clarity, and devotion. In kundalini yoga, the crown/highest chakra “opens as ‘the thousand-petaled lotus of understanding,’ revealing the brightness of the Self like a universal flame no wind has ever disturbed.” Pink Lotus Absolute has a lot of significance as sacred in its life force that can add unparalleled depth and magic to perfume creations and anointing oils – and to those fortunate enough to wear them. 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 Pink Lotus Absolute in India• Wholesale rate Pink Lotus Absolute in India• Leading Manufacturers of Pink Lotus Absolute in India• Pink Lotus Absolute Exporters from India• Pink Lotus Absolute Suppliers in Delhi Based Company
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Orange Oil
Quick Facts Botanical Name: Citrus sinensis Family Name: Rutaceae Common Name: Orange Part used: Peel Specific Gravity: 0.910-0.965 @ 20C Optical Rotation: 90 to – l15 Degree @ 20C Refractive Index: 1.44-1.52 @ 20C Blends Well With: Cinnamon, Ginger, cloves, Sandalwood, Black pepper, Frankincense and Vetiver Uses: Orange oil is used in aromatherapy, flavors, candies, deoderant, medicinally, it is used to cure flu and cold. It is used as a pesticide and insecticide. Orange Countries where it’s foundOrange oil is found in all Orange growing countries. Orange is native to China but it is being cultivated extensively in America and India. Brazil is the highest producer of oranges but America produces more Orange oil. Some African countries are also growing this yellow fruit. Harvesting InformationOranges grow well in 16 to 30 degree Celsius. They need plenty of sunlight and water. An orange plant attains maturity in three to four years. Fruits can be harvested three to four times in a year depending on the variety. History of the PlantThe history of Orange points towards China where it’s supposed to be found first. The Chinese used prepare Orange oil and used it for medicinal purposes. In the 15th century, it was introduced to Europe and Portugal. Later the great Columbus took this fruit to America and West Indies and then it spread to other parts of the world. The use of Orange oil started to become popular by the 18th century. alot of orange is grown in mexico. Extraction ProcessOrange oil is extracted from orange peel. It is the by-product of orange juice. It is obtained by the employing a procedure called cold-press, which yields around 0.3 to 0.4 percentage of oil. Commonly known Benefits Antiseptic: It has antiseptic properties and hence can be applied on the small wounds and cuts. Antidepressant: It has a pleasant smell hence it is used in aromatherapy for patients who have stress related ailments. Its aroma increases the blood flow and produces a calming effect on the nervous system, which helps in reducing strain on the mind. Antispasmodic: Spasm are produced in the body when we it makes sudden movements. Orange oil is found to reduce spasm when applied on the affected part. Digestive: When taken in small quantity cures stomach related ailments such as stomach pain and indigestion. It easily mixes with bile and helps in the process of digestion. Anti-inflammatory: It helps in reducing inflammations caused due accidents and sprains. Carminative: It clears the stomach from gas formation. Gas is formed in the stomach due to indigestion, food poisoning and bad food habits. The oil reacts with stomach secretions and brings down the effect of gas considerably. Diuretic: It balances the water level in the body, helping patients who suffer from difficulty in passing of urine. Pesticide: This oil acts as toxic on insects like mosquitoes and ants. When blended with some chemicals, it produces maximum effect on insects. Researchers have found that Orange oil wipes off the trail left by insects like ants and cockroaches; hence it is used clear off colonies of these insects. Additional Benefits: Orange oil is now being extensively used in manufacturing beauty products. The citrus property of the oil is known to increase the glow of the skin. It detoxifies the skin and helps in removing acne, pimples and dark patchesInteresting facts on OrangeOrange or better known as Citrus Sinensis belongs to the citrus genus. The orange oil is widely used for galore purposes; the oil offers several health benefits, cosmetics and several other uses. Oranges are cultivated worldwide, but US is said to be the main producers of the orange essential oils. However, orange is native to Asia, early Chinese valued oranges for its medicinal properties and used in several therapies. That is why it is also known as China orange. In early 1500’s it was introduced in Europe by the Portuguese. Columbus later introduced the lemon and orange to the West Indies, America and other new worlds.With the beginning of the 18th century orange oil was used against several ailments like heart disorders, asthma, colic and melancholy and nervous disorders.Since then Orange oil finds several uses in therapies. The oil is also used in aromatherapies as it really enhances the body activeness and smoothen the blood flows. People suffering from breathing problems and improve digestive powers. It directly effects digestive biles, improves the metabolism of fats! People suffering from gastric problems should use orange oil.Orange oil also makes a wonderful beauty element. Its citrus property enhances the skin glazes. In several skin irritations and allergic problems, orange oil proves to be very helpful. Today, several creams, gels, lotions and many more beauty products contain orange oil as prime base or ingredient! 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Mimosa Absolute
There are several species in the botanical family Acacia that produce fragrant flowers. Just two species, Acacia decurrens and A. farnesiana, have uses in perfumery. A. decurrens is appropriately referred to as Mimosa and A. farnesiana as Cassie syn. Sweet Cassie. Country of Origin: India Cultivation: Wild crafted,Commercial Extraction Method: The first step in the production of mimosa absolute involves the solvent extraction of a waxy concrete from the flowers. The waxes are then removed to produce the absolute. Southern India is the traditional regions of production. Shelf Life: 5 Years Grade: Absolute/Fine Perfumery Plant Part: Flowers Viscosity: Thick, mobile syrup Perfume Note: Middle/Base Aroma: The aroma is soft, powdery, floral, and sweet with a honeyed fresh cut grass undertone that later reveals a beautiful violet-like heart note. Mimosa excels in perfumery as a fixative to bring harmony among other blended aromas. Aromatherapy use: The aromatherapy benefits of Mimosa absolute are of a relaxing nature for nervous tension and anxiety. General use: Natural and fine perfume, base note fixative, fragrance ingredient: soap, lotions, potpourri, air fresheners, bath and body products. Top perfume houses and their perfumers have used Mimosa with its resemblance to heliotrope in noteworthy examples of: Chanel (Chanel No.5), Creed (Aubepine), Givenchy (Amarige), Hermès (Calèche Fleurs de Méditerranée), Molinard (Les Fleurs), Shiseido (Zen), and Fragonard (Fragonard). Acclaimed perfume expert Elena Vosnaki describes Mimosa as “a cloud of sugar-spun innocence…that figures highly in recreations of the elusive note of lilac in perfumery and of lily of the valley fragrances”. 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 Mimosa Absolute (Acacia Deccarcius) in India• Wholesale rate Mimosa Absolute (Acacia Deccarcius) in India• Leading Manufacturers of Mimosa Absolute (Acacia Deccarcius) in India• Mimosa Absolute (Acacia Deccarcius) Exporters from India• Mimosa Absolute (Acacia Deccarcius) Suppliers in Delhi Based Company
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Jasmine Grandiflorum Absolute
Jasmine Grandiflorum is a beautiful plant; its flowers bloom in the early dawn as opposed to Jasmine Sambac that blooms in the evening. Jasmine is used in aromatherapy as a holistic treatment for apathy, hysteria, uterine disorder and childbirth, muscle relaxation and coughs. Its stimulant nature, on inhalation, has been shown both in animals and man. It has a spasmolytic activity on guinea pig ileum and rat-uterus in vivo. It is high-class perfume. The bulk of the harvested flowers is used in garlands, chaplets and decorative bunches and for religious offerings. A small quantity is used for the productions of hair oils and others. The scented oil and other from flowers are valued tor their cooling effects in skin diseases, headache and eye troubles. Flower oil and leaf juices are used in various tumours and shrub is used in burns History: Since ancient times, Jasmine has been referred to as the King of oils (Rose is the Queen). Apparently this is because Jasmine is the most masculine of all the floral oils. It is also intersting to note that It takes 8,000 carefully hand-picked blossoms to produce 1 gram (about 1 ml.) of Jasmine Absolute. Jasminum grandiflorum also known variously as the Spanish jasmine, Royal jasmine, Catalonian jasmine, among others (Chamblee in Urdu) is a species of jasmine native to South Asia. In India, its leaves are widely used as an Ayurvedic herbal medicine and its flowers are used to adorn the coiffure of women. In Pakistan, it grows wild in the Salt Range and Rawalpindi District at 500–1500 m altitude. It is closely related to, and sometimes treated as merely a form of, Jasminum Officinal. It is a scrambling deciduous shrub growing to 2–4 m tall. The leaves are opposite, 5–12 cm long, pinnate with 5–11 leaflets. The flowers are produced in open cymes; the individual flowers are white having corolla with a basal tube 13–25 mm long and five lobes 13–22 mm long. The flower’s fragrance is unique and sweet. It is widely cultivated as an ornamental plant in warm temperate and subtropical regions. It is popular as an alternative to standard western allopathic medicine for a variety of problems; including cancer (especially of the bone, lymph nodes and breast) stress relief, anxiety as well as depression. It is an effective remedy for various ailments and this natural holistic approach to health is becoming more and more popular, but should not replace conventional medicine or prescription drugs. Jasminum officinal forma grandiflorum (Spanish Jasmine) – This is a semi-deciduous vine that can grow to 15 feet tall with arching square stems bearing leaves composed of small leaflets of five or seven. Spanish Jasmine supports itself by twining. At the branch tips from mid spring into fall are borne the clusters of sweetly-fragrant white flowers. Jasmine Grand flora is known as Jati in Sanskrit and is used in Ayurvrda for numerous centuries in the treatment of cancer, ulcer, dysmenorrheal, labor pain, migraine, wounds, skin infections, odontalgia, paralysis, depression, flatulence, venomous bites, insomnia and reproductive problems. Jasmine essential oil is extracted by solvent extraction method from the flowers and is also known to the world by other popular names like Royal Jasmine, Spanish Jasmine, Catalonian Jasmine and Pichcha. Jasmine symbolizes a variety of exuberant thoughts in various parts of the world. It is a sign of divine hope in India and the sweetness of women in China. Jasmine and its essential oil have been traditionally used as an aphrodisiac all over the world. Since the ancient Arabic and Hindu traditional systems, it is admired as the ‘perfume of pure love’ and thus the expression “no perfume without Jasmine.” Benefit & Uses: It is mostly used in Ayurvedic medicine for infections with high fever, conjunctivitis, sunstroke, dermatitis, as well as cancer of the bones, lymphatic nodes and breast cancer. This is useful for severe depression and especially for postnatal depression. It is also used as Aphrodisiac, antidepressant, sedative, dry and/or matures skin, dispels emotional blocks. Shampoos and Gels in particular will liquefy if over scented and are virtually impossible to fix. Remember you can always add more, but you can’t remove the excess. Fresh Jasmine blossoms are used in making ornamental wreaths for hair, garlands and as religious offerings to God and Goddesses in the Hindu religion. These aromatic flowers are also used in making perfumes, attars and aromatic hair oils to maintain hair health and retain its natural fragrance. Jasmine Grand flora is a skin-friendly essential oil that aids in healing wounds, moistening dry skin, clearing skin impurities, help diminishing scars, reducing acne, treating eczema, dermatitis and encouraging healthy scalp. The antiseptic and moisturizing properties of Jasmine Grand flora oil assists in killing micro-organisms that cause acne, dermatitis, psoriasis and make the wounds and cuts septic. Every woman passes through a number of complex stages in her life cycle and the most important among them are menstrual problems like dysmenorrheal, amenorrhea and blocked menstruation, pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum blues and menopausal syndromes. This is mainly attributed to its affinity to the blood and reproductive tissues that move towards the uterus. Cautions: It is important to note that all absolutes are extremely concentrated by nature. They should not be evaluated in this state unless you are accustomed to the undiluted fragrance. For those trying Absolutes for the first time, we strongly recommend they be evaluated in dilution. Otherwise, the complexity of the fragrance – particularly the rare and exotic notes – become lost. Important Note: The information provided is for educational purposes only 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 Jasmine Grandiflorum Absolute Oil (Jasmine Grandiflorum) in India• Wholesale rate Jasmine Grandiflorum Absolute Oil (Jasmine Grandiflorum) in India• Leading Manufacturers of Jasmine Grandiflorum Absolute Oil (Jasmine Grandiflorum) in India• Jasmine Grandiflorum Absolute Oil (Jasmine Grandiflorum) Exporters from India• Jasmine Grandiflorum Absolute Oil (Jasmine Grandiflorum) Suppliers in Delhi Based Company Strength of Aroma: Strong Blends Well With: Jasmine Grandiflorum generally works with all oils. It helps to round out scents, and tends to work particularly well with other aphrodisiac oils (sandalwood and Ylang Ylang are two great examples) Aromatic Description: Jasmine Grandiflorum has a smooth, extremely intense floral smell that is both sweet and lingering. Jasmine is absolute is a dark orange to reddish-brown, viscous fluid with a rich, warm, intensely floral and highly diffusive aroma and herbaceous, tea like undertone. Constituents: 3-hexen-1-ol, 3-hexen1-ol acetate, benzyl alcohol, methyl benzoate, linalool, phenyl actonitrile, benzyl ester, phenyl ethyl acetate, indole, methyl anthranilate, faranesene, cadinene, cis-3-hexenyl benzoate, benzyl benzoate, ferenesol or nerolidol, eicosatrienoate, methyl linolenate, eicosene. The chemical composition of the waxes of flowers of J. grandiflorum, remaining as wastes in the production of absolute essential oils from concretes, were characterized. The waxes mainly contained hydrocarbons and fatty and cyclic alcohols and their esters
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Dill Seed Oil
Quick Facts Botanical Name: Anethum graveolens Family Name: Apiaceae Common Name: Anethum graveolens Part used: Seeds and stems Specific Gravity: 0.946 (0.910 To 0.980) Optical Rotation: 71.5 Degree, +72.5 degrees Blends Well With: It has grass like smell and is pale yellow in color, can be diluted with water to make dill water. Uses: This oil is used to cure digestive problems in adults. This oil is best to reduce oral inflammation. Countries where it’s found This plant is best found in the Arctic Circle which is regarded as most optimal place for the cultivation of dill though basically it originated from Russia and European region. Harvesting Information The Arctic Circle provides superb conditions for its cultivation. For the cultivation of the particular seed warm to hot summers are required, even a little less temperature can reduce the production. Hot sunshine is the foremost thing, which it needs to grow. These seeds work for three to ten years. Flower heads are cut when it ripens and they are covered with paper bags from the upper part and left again in the heat, after getting loose from the stems, they are stored in containers which are fully airtight.History of the Plant History of the seed of Dill indicates that it was originated in especially Mediterranean European, southern Russian countries and west Asian countries. The remarkable tomb of AmenhotepII was also reported to have the tiny branches of dill. Dill means `to lull’, which indicates the use of dill seeds in the plight of insomnia. Greeks and the Romans used to use this as an Ayurvedic medicine on the bodies of burnt warriors. In the medieval period, as so many superstitions prevailed that time these seeds were an important ingredient of love potions, used for casting spells and also in potions made to keep people away from witchcraft. People use to assume these seeds were so much pious and carried them for saving themselves from curses and hexes. Cultivation of `dill seed’ can also be read in the history of Neolithic arrangements in Switzerland. Some traces of consuming this seed are also found in Roman and British culture too. Dill Seed Extraction Process It is essentially extracted from the seeds or stems of the dill plant. Dill blooms in southwest Asia when the days are much warm and nights are not long. These plants grow from three to five feet in length, with lacy yellow flowers on sham and hard stems. Commonly known Benefits Dill is used for solving the digestive problems of the adults; it should not be given to the kids as it is too strongIn adults it helps to increase the appetite, solves liver problems and fights with urinary infections. It regulates urine and removes the problem of painful urine.It is used for fever, colds, sleep disorders, coughs, nerve pains, bronchitis, spasms, infections etc.Dill can be wonderfully helpful in reducing oral inflammations like mouth and throat. Dill seed is sometimes applied for oral pain and swelling (inflammation).As a cooking spice, it spices so many recipes. So many soaps and perfumes are made with the help of it because of its fragrance.Hiccups and constipation problems are solved by the help of `dill’ oil. It also relieves the tension and keeps our nervous system fit. 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 Dill Seed Essential oil in India• Wholesale rate Dill Seed oil• Leading Manufacturers of Dill Seed oil in India• Dill Seed oil Exporters from India• Dill Seed oil Suppliers in Delhi Based Company
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Cosmetic Butter
Cocoa butter is obtained by pressing the crushed seeds of from the cacao tree, Theobroma cacao. Cocoa butter is a well-known and valued ingredient in chocolate. In cosmetics, it is valued for its melting point, which is close to body temperature. Cocoa butter is used extensively in the preparation of suppositories, skin-care products, bath oils, night creams, suntan preparations, and lip makeup. Due to its high price, it is gradually being replaced by cheaper alternatives among the exotic butters It’s valued for its unique physicochemical properties which is given by its peculiar fatty acid composition. The major triacylglycerols (TAG) present in CB is symmetrical and contains very less amount of highly unsaturated fatty acid. The major fatty acids present in it are palmitic acid, stearic acid, oleic acid and linoleic acid, but low amounts of lauric acid and myristic acid. Increasing demand and shortage of supply for Cocoa Butter, poor quality of individual harvests, economic advantages and some technological benefits have induce for the development of its alternative called cocoa butter replacer (CBR). Properties of Cocoa Butter Properties of cocoa butter are mainly dependent to its triglyceride composition. Cocoa butter has a sharp melting point ranges from 27 to 35oC. At room temperature, it is hard and brittle where its hardness depends on the solid fat content. However the nature of the crystalline lattice also affects the hardness of the cocoa butter. Iodine value indicates the degree of unsaturation and the cocoa butter having higher iodine value is softer than having a lower iodine value. The saponification value indicates the average chain length of fatty acids present in fat. If the saponification value of the fat is high, then the chain length of the fatty acid will be shorter, and vice versa. The acid value (AV) is defined as the weight in milligrams of potassium hydroxide necessary to neutralize the free fatty acid present in 1 g of fat and it is used to quantify the free fatty acids present in fats or oils. The cloud point (Cp) is related to the unsaturation of oil, that is, the unsaturation of oil is higher, when its Cp is low. Cocoa Butter is a unique and valuable fat. Cocoa trees can be cultivated in a few of the countries make it supply unstable and increasing demand of cocoa butter in confectionery industries increases its price. 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 Cocoa Butter in India• Wholesale rate Cocoa Butter in India• Leading Manufacturers of Cocoa Butter in India• Cocoa Butter Exporters from India• Cocoa Butter Suppliers in Delhi Based Company
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Castor Oil
Black Pepper Oil
Quick Facts Botanical Name: Piper nigrum Family Name: Piperaceae Common Name: Black pepper Part used: Fruit Specific Gravity: 0.890 to 0.900 at 20 °C Optical Rotation: -1° to -23° at 20 °C Refractive Index: 1.40 to 1.50 at 20 °C Blends well with: Bergamot, Coriander, Fennel, Lime Uses: In addition, the oil acts as an anti-bacterial, aperient, boosts red cell production and helps overcome anemia. This oil is used in beauty aids to reduce wrinkles and fine lines. Countries where it’s found The black pepper is a perennial woody vine and a native to South India and cultivated in tropical regions such as China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Madagascar, America, and Europe. Vietnam is the world’s leading producer of black pepper today. Harvesting Information The black pepper plant bears the fruit during the fourth or fifth year. Harvest begins as soon as one or two fruits at the spike base turn red. The spikes are collected and sun-dried. Later, the peppercorns are removed off the spikes. History of the Plant It is believed that the use of black pepper dates back to the prehistoric era. Chinese and Ayurvedic doctors have been using black pepper oil for more than a thousand years. Indian monks ate black pepper every day to increase their energy and sustain their endurance. Black pepper Extraction Process The peppercorns are dried in the sun and then crushed to yield clear to pale-green oil when steam distilled. The oil is dry, warm, and fresh with a woody and spicy taste. Commonly known Benefits Medicinal Benefits:The black pepper oil stimulates blood circulation and improves the muscle tone, relieving the body from discomfort associated with arthritis, rheumatism, sports injuries, and muscular aches.The essential oil of black pepper contains vitamin A and K that are responsible for reducing fine lines or wrinkles.The oil works wonders on acne prone skin, reducing and eliminating breakouts.Massaging the black pepper oil onto the back before exercising prevents soreness and stiffness.It also helps in effectively reducing visible cellulite.Black pepper oil aids in digestion. It stimulates the whole digestive system thereby facilitating effective digestion.The oil is well known carminative. It removes gas and prohibits the formation of gas in the stomach.Black pepper oil increases urination and sweating when ingested. This is extremely beneficial in the removal of toxins from the body. These properties help in reducing inflammation.One of the important properties of the oil is its behavior as an anti-oxidant. The oil removes harmful free radicals from the body and also repairs them. The oil also delays the effects associated with aging, nervous disorders, and loosening of muscles.The oil helps in reducing nausea, colic, heartburn, and diarrhea.Beauty Benefits:The oil is used by women to eliminate cellulite.Emotional Benefits:Black pepper oil improves mind concentration and alertness of the mind.It stimulates blocked energy thereby stimulating mental energy.The oil is believed to move people past emotional issues.Researchers believe that the essential oil of black pepper encourages the feelings of bravery and courage. It is stabilizing oil and people use it as an aphrodisiac. 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 Black Pepper oil in India• Wholesale rate Black Pepper oil• Leading Manufacturers of Black Pepper oil in India• Black Pepper oil Exporters from India• Black Pepper oil Suppliers in Delhi Based Company
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Black Cumin Seed Oil
Quick Facts:Botanical Name: Nigella SativaFamily Name: RanunculaceaeCommon Name: Black Seed, black Cumin Seed, Black Caraway, Roman corianderPart used: SeedsSpecific Gravity: 0.9000-0.9350@25.00°CRefractive Index: 1.5010-1.5060@20.00°COptical Rotation:Blends Well With: All essential oilsCountries where it’s found:Black seed is grown in many countries like Egypt, Turkey, India, Pakistan and Middle East.Harvesting Information:This is a yearly flowering plant and is a native of south and southwest Asia. The plant grows up to 8 to 11 inches tall. The flowers are delicate and are blue and white in colour. The fruit is big with lots of seeds inside.History of the Plant:Black seed and oil have a significant t part to play in history. It played an important role in ancient Egyptian practices. It is found in the book of Isaiah in the Old Testament. In Greece, black seeds were used to treat headaches, congestion, toothache and worms in the intestines. It was also as a diuretic to promote menstruation and increase breast milk. Arabs call it “the seed of blessing”. It is believed to be a native to the Mediterranean region and over the years it spread to North Africa, Southern Europe and Eastern Asia. Worldwide the plant is cultivated and it is sensitive to climate and soil conditions. It grows well in places like India, Bangladesh, Sudan, Egypt, Turkey, Iraq, Iran, Pakistan and Egypt.Extraction Process:Extraction is done from black cumin seed using the cold press method. The seed should be washed and cleaned properly before extraction. Since the cold press method need no heat the oil retains all its natural nutrients.Commonly known Benefits: Black seed oil is edible and used for many culinary and medicinal purposes.It is a clear liquid and the colour is deep yellow to deep amber. It has a slight bitter taste and a spicy aroma. It has moderate viscosity. The oil extracted from Kalonji or Black Cumin is called the black seed oil and has very high nutritional properties. Uses: Black seed helps in natural healing and overcome illness and maintaining health on a whole. It will disturb the natural balance of the other parts of the body. Black seed has very high nutritional and medicinal values and helps the body to build resistance against ailments or diseases in future also. Black seed has single molecular sugars like glucose, rhamnose, xylose and arabinose. It has lot of dietary fibre in the form of polysaccharide which is a non-starch. The seed has many essential fatty acids like Linoleic and Linoleic acid) which is unsaturated. The essential fatty acids needed for the body cannot be manufactured by the body alone so these kinds of food are used for the fatty acids. There are fifteen amino acids in the black seed and out of this are essential amino acids. This seed has Arginine which is needed for the growth of a newborn. It has anti cancer vitamins in it. Carotene which is present in the seed is converted by the liver into Vitamin A and this fight against cancer. There is lot of calcium sodium, iron and potassium present in the black seed and these helps in the various functions of the enzymes. Black seed oil is an anti-bacterial which has been compared with the five major antibiotics like ampicillin, tetracycline, gentamicin, cotrimoxazole and nalidixic acid.The properties of the black seed oil to fight against fungus and its anti fungal properties is proven to world. The black seed oil has major properties to fight against bacteria which cause V. Choler, E.coli and strains of Shigella spp. In the medicinal branch of Homeopathy they have made a tincture from black seed oil for bowel and digestive complaints. It is an excellent medicine for to help relieve vomiting and diarrhoea and is still used in many traditional medicines. It is good for flatulent colic and also good for griping action of purgatives. It enhances the immune system in one’s body and is often used in immune-compromised patients. The anti histamine properties of the black seed and oil helps you to escape from allergic attacks and bronchitis and asthma.The black seed oil has properties to promote lactation. Studies clearly shows that the milk output of breast feeding mothers have increased with the used of black seed oil. This is because of the lipid portion and hormonal structures seen in the black seed. It can be sued as perfect dally health supplement. Regular use of black seed helps to maintain the health and also promotes healing of lasting type. It helps to enhance the energy in the body and is best to use when in fatigue or tiredness. This is because of the rich nutritional presence in the black seed oil. It has properties to restore body heat and maintain it. Since the main cause for most of the disease is excess heat the use of black seed oil regularly reduces the risk of getting diseases. Black seed oil is safe on children and aged. Carotene is present in the black seed and this is very essential for the growth of the baby. In the active stage of their life, black seed provides full energy to the kids.It has the power to decrease the length and severity of the illnesses which happens during the childhood. The energy giving value is very good for the elderly also and it is ideal as a health supplement for the elderly. Black seed and black seed oil can be used in combination with conservative and other forms of medicines. It is safe not to use the oil when the illness is kind where immediate attention is needed. It is safe to use the black seed or its oil along with the other antibiotics or any other chemical based medicines because it can counteract the side effects of the antibiotics, if any. Even though the oil can be used during the lactation times it is better to avoid using it during the pregnancy stage. It also has the ability to increase the male sperm count. 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 Black Cumin Seed oil in India• Wholesale rate Black Cumin Seed oil• Leading Manufacturers of Black Cumin Seed oil in India• Black Cumin Seed oil Exporters from India• Black Cumin Seed oil Suppliers in Delhi Based Company
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Bergamot Oil
Botanical Name: Citrus bergamia Family Name: Rutaceae Common Name: Bergamot Orange Part Used: Peel Specific Gravity: 0.882 to 0.886 Optical Rotation: +8.00 to +24.00 Refractive Index: 1.4582 – 1.4598 Blends Well With: Black Pepper, Cypress, Jasmine Uses: The oil is used in modern day perfumery. Countries where it’s foundThe bergamot orange grows predominantly in Southern Italy where 80 percent of the plant is produced. The plant is also grown in Southern France and Southern Turkey. Harvesting InformationThe plant blossoms during the winter and is cultivated in southern Calabria. The fruits are gathered during the months of November and December. History of the PlantThe word bergamot is derived from the Italian word “bergomotta” originating from Bergamum, an Italian town. The Turkish refereed the plant as “prince’s pear”. Extraction ProcessThe rind or the peel of the fruit is extracted to produce the oil. The oil is extracted through cold-pressing the peel of the fruit. The oil is pale yellowish in color with basically a citrus but sweet, fruity, and spice aroma. The oil is used for a wide range of applications ranging from skin to medicinal care. Bergamot Commonly known BenefitsSkin Benefits:Bergamot oil is effective against inflamed skin and psoriasis. Its anti-septic properties wards off infections.The essential oil of bergamot is used for treating eczema and acne and also as a make-up remover for all skin types.The oil heals chapped, dry, and irritated skin.The oil is added in skin creams and lotions used in treating acne and psoriasis and also give refreshing and cooling effect.Being a primary component in blended base cream, bergamot oil can be used on wounds and cuts, oily skin, scabies, and cold sores.Medicinal Benefits:Bergamot oil acts as a digestive aid and helps relieve stomach cramps.It regulates the appetite by either stimulating or suppressing it, as and when required.The oil relieves respiratory infections, coughs, congestions, and cold.It is also used in the treatment of gall stones, bronchitis, diphtheria, and halitosis.The oil has the potential to reduce lung inflammation in people suffering from cystic fibrosis.The oil is effective against bladder infections, anorexia, malaria, and bacterial infections.The therapeutic properties of the oil include calmative, antibiotic, antidepressant, and vulnerary.Emotional Benefits:Bergamot oil refreshes and uplifts the human mind.It acts as a stimulant and tonic balancing the nerves.Researchers in Italy have reported that bergamot oil is effective in relieving panic, fear, and anxiety.Studies have proved that bergamot oil evokes happiness and joy and also can restore self-esteem and self-confidence.Beauty benefits:The oil has long been used in the cosmetic industry. It is a key ingredient in body lotions, fragrant creams, facial massage oil, and facial masks.Its astringent quality regulates excessive oiliness from the scalp or skin.In addition, bergamot oil is used as a flavoring agent in cheese and cake. The oil should be avoided eye contact. 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 Bergamot essential oil in India• Wholesale rate Bergamot essential oil• Leading Manufacturers of Bergamot essential oil in India• Bergamot essential oil Exporters from India• Bergamot essential oil Suppliers in Delhi Based Company
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Bay Leaf Oil
Quick Facts Botanical Name: Laurus nobilis Family Name: Lauraceae Common Name: Bay Leaf Part Used: Leaves Specific Gravity: 0.905-0.929 Optical Rotation: -10 to-19 degrees Refractive Index: 1.456-1.470 at 20 degree centigrade Blends Well With: Cedar wood, Coriander, Ginger, Orange, Rosemary Uses: Bay leaf oil is rich in potassium that controls bold pressure; manganese and copper that act as anti-oxidants and iron that aids in red blood cell production. This oil is also used in beverages, scented candles and in medical preparations. Bay leaf Countries where it’s found Bay leaf is native to the Mediterranean countries such as Italy, Spain, Greece, Portugal, and Cyprus and also grows in Turkey and Central American countries of Mexico and Guatemala. Harvesting Information Being perennial in nature, this shrub is an all-season plant that can grow from the fall garden to winter snowfall. The plant is harvested all year round and grows up to 20 to 30 feet in height. The plant is best harvested when the leaves are fully mature and intense. History of the Plant The bay leaf plant has a rich history of the Western culture. The plant is believed to be the symbol of Greek God Apollo. Greek priestesses ate bay leaves to achieve a trace-like state to deliver prophecies. Extraction Process The dried leaves of the plant are steam distilled to yield 1-3% of the essential oil. The oil is yellow in color with spicy aroma. The other components of the oil include cineole, sabinene, α-pinene, and α-phellandrene Commonly known BenefitsMedicinal Uses:The essential oil of bay leaf acts as an efficient astringent, diuretic, and an appetizer.The oil primary constituent of the oil is cineole which amounts to 50% aids in soothing and relieving stomach aches, colic pain, and flatulence.The lauric acid present in the bay leaf oil repels insects.The oil is also used in the treatment of flu symptoms, bronchitis, muscle pain, and arthritis. It has carminative properties and promotes digestion.In addition, the oil has germicidal, anti-infectious, antimicrobial, and mucolytic attributes.Bay leaf essential oil vapors are calming and relaxing.Health Benefits:There exists as the age old myth that bay leaf plant is a symbol for wisdom, peace, and protection.Bay leaf oil contains various derived compounds, minerals, and vitamins that are essential for good health.The compounds present in the oil are believed to possess anti-oxidant, digestive, and anti-cancer properties.The essential oil of bay leaf contains high amounts of vitamin C performs as a natural anti-oxidant and removes free radicals from the body. Further, the presence of vitamin C has anti-viral and wound healing properties.Vitamin A present in the oil aids in good eye sight and maintains skin health. Vitamin B-complex present in the oil helps in regulating body metabolism, nervous system functioning, and enzyme synthesis.Culinary Uses:Bay leaf oil is used extensively in seafood, meat, and vegetable dishes.It is also an important ingredient in French recipes and is used as a standardized flavor.The oil is used in toiletries, beverages, and scented candles and in medical preparations 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 Bay Leaf essential oil in India• Wholesale rate Bay Leaf essential oil• Leading Manufacturers of Bay Leaf essential oil in India• Bay Leaf essential oil Exporters from India• Bay Leaf essential oil Suppliers in Delhi Based Company
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Balsam Peru Oil
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
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asminum Auriculatum
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Amyris Oil
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
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ajowan seed oil
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 +5Blends 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
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