Amyris ~ Poor Man's Sandalwood  Amyris Balsamifera

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Often used as a fixitive for perfumes and soaps, amyris oil has a balsamic scent similar to that of sandalwood, hence it is known as "poor man's sandalwood".  Combine  this musky, rich, exotic oil with chamomile and lavender to create a gentle-acting skin care application. Blend with rose, jasmine and neroli for a natural perfume.

Origin: Haiti

Source: wood

Production Method: steam distilled 
from the wood 

Aromatherapy Class: n/a

Aroma Type: n/a

Skin Type: n/a

Perfume Note: base

Traditional Uses: skin care

Other uses:  perfumery, fixative

Blends Well With: n/a

Main Constituents: n/a

Caution: none

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