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The wood of Amyris excretes elemi, a type of oleoresin that contains elemic acids, liquid sesquiterpenes, and triterpenes. Also known as West Indian Sandalwood this is also used as a  substitute for Eastern Sandalwood. Because of its very high oil content, native peoples burned it as a torch to light their path through darkness; so another name for it is Torchwood. Many people like to use Amyris Essential Oil as a sustainably alternative option to its endangered cousin, the Indian Sandalwood. The viscosity and aroma of Amyris compared with Sandalwood is rather different as Amyris is a bit more herbal, but it functions similarly and is much less pricey.

Cautions: Dilute before use; for external use only. May cause skin irritation in some individuals; a skin test is recommended prior to use. Contact with eyes should be avoided.

Storage: It is recommended that oils packaged in metal containers (for safe shipping), be transferred into dark glass containers to maintain freshness and attain maximum shelf life.

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Night Orchid- A Shadowheart-Inspired Perfume Blend

this is a recipe for an essential oil blend which can be used for aromatherapy in an oil warmer or as a perfume.  The recipe is a RATIO, which means that it can be easily doubled or tripled depending on what you’re using it for.  

Inspired by Shadowheart, cleric of the Nightbringer, this perfume evokes a lone, graceful bloom lit by moonlight, rising from dangerously dark waters.  Dizzying white florals intoxicate and beckon, with hints of dampness and green vibrancy. Delicate, rich, and layered, as it fades a hint of sacred ritual incense remains among the wilted petals, forgotten offerings at a forbidden altar.

Can be used in lotions, cologne bases or with a carrier oil, but would not recommend for use in cosmetics that are applied to the face or mouth.  As I have allergies stemming from many synthetic scents, I only use essential oils.  Tangerine oil is photoreactive!  Please do not apply before going into direct sunlight, as it can cause the skin to burn.

Shadowheart Essential Oil Blend

2 drops Amyris (amyris balsamifera) Essential Oil

3 drops Vanilla (vanilla planifolia) Botanical Extract

2 drops Myrrh (commiphora myrrha) Essential Oil

1 drop Ylang Ylang (cananga adorata) Essential Oil

2 drops Tangerine (citrus reticulata) Essential Oil

3 drops Petitgrain [bitter orange leaf] (citrus x aurantium) Essential Oil

Notes:

Wet:  Ylang ylang hits you in the face with a sugary white floral, slowly tempering into the green, watery petitgrain.  As the initial aggressive floral fades, the sweet tangerine is allowed to come through to brighten it all, and the vanilla rounds it out.  Soft hints of the woody-resin scent of the amyris and myrrh are there, but only as background players.

Dry: Vanilla, sandalwood, and resin with gentle hints of the fruity floral smells.  It becomes softer and much darker, with hints of church incense and dusty wood.

Warnings:

Please be aware if you’ve never used essential oils- they should be diluted with a carrier oil before being applied to skin.  Good quality grapeseed oil isn’t a bad choice, and it’s cheap!  I use sweet almond usually.   

Not a food safe blend.  

Store your finished product in a container that is tinted, as exposure to sunlight will make the scent fade faster.

I use Vanilla botanical extract, but vanilla oleoresin is also fine, though it will tint your finished perfume brownish. 

As noted above, tangerine (and all citrus) essential oil is photoreactive (reacts with sunlight). I have very sensitive pasty skin, but I’m always careful to only apply diluted, and have yet to be burned.

Not a warning just a note, Amyris is the most sustainable and affordable substitute for sandalwood; if you can afford sandalwood obviously it's superior, but if you find it for cheap...it's not real sandalwood.

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Astarion: Midnight Bacchanal

Gale: Faithfully Yours

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Sandalwood Amayris 50ml

Latin Name : Amyris Balsamifera.Part of Plant Used : Wood & Branches.Source : Jamaica.Extraction Method : Steam Distillation. Amyris essential oil is also called West Indian Sandalwood oil because its odour is reminiscent of sandalwood. It is obtained by steam distillation from the bark and branches of the Amyris balsamifera tree. Because of its high oil content, this wood burns by itself, like a…

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Fiery Essential Oil

An oil that is packed with benefits that may greatly uplift your body and mind is Amyris oil.  It isn’t as valuable as sandalwood, but it offers amazing health perks that will make you want more of this herbal oil.  

The Amyris derives from the Rutaceae botanical family and known as West Indian/Indies sandalwood.  It originates from Haiti in the West Indies. The plant grows to 60 feet high and bears white flowers that turn into black-bluish fruits that are edible.  The bark of the dried tree is steam distilled to extract the essential oil. Amyris oil is often used as an alternative to East Indian sandalwood oil. Because of its high oil content, it is also known as torchwood or candlewood as it will easily ignite and can be used as a torch.  Fishermen frequently use it when catching sea crabs along the shore at night and farmers when traveling at night to take their wares to the city or village.

Amyris oil can help uplift your spirit and mind, in meditation and also in therapeutic massage.  It is also used as a base fixative in making perfumes and soaps, creams, cosmetics, incense and perfumes for additional fragrance.  You can use the herbal oil in a bath, inhaler, as a mist spray, in a steam inhalator and in a steam room or sauna.

Benefits of amyris oil are its antiseptic, sedative, decongestant and emollient properties.  It is especially helpful to calm your mind and as a muscle relaxant. It will help to minimize stress and tension and release anxiety along with improving mental clarity and present a feeling of peace.  It works great in skin regeneration and helps to slow down the aging process. The cooling property assists in relieving irritability, frustration and sexual tension. The oil is used greatly among poets, artists and musicians as it is purported to help improve creativity and imagination.

By adding a few drops of the essential oil to an oil burner or diffuser, it works great in relieving the mind from any anxiety or stress.   It can provide relaxation when added to therapeutic massage oils.

Amyris essential oil is considered safe, as it is non-toxic, non-sensitizing and non-irritating.  It may cause irritation for those people with very sensitive skin, however. This oil is not intended for oral ingestion but before using topically, you should conduct a skin patch test to be sure there are no irritations to it.  It should always be diluted with a carrier oil. There are no other side effects known other than a possible skin irritation in those who are sensitive individuals. Seek medical advice before using if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or have a terminal illness.  Otherwise, enjoy all the wonderful benefits of this fiery essential oil.

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Global Top 5 Companies Accounted for 71% of total Sandalwood Extract market (QYResearch, 2021)

Sandalwood is a class of woods from trees in the genus Santalum. The woods are heavy, yellow, and fine-grained, and unlike many other aromatic woods, they retain their fragrance for decades. Indian Sandalwood Oil (Santalum Album) is extracted from the woods for use. Sandalwood is the second most expensive wood in the world, after African blackwood. Both the wood and the oil produce a distinctive fragrance that has been highly valued for centuries. Consequently, species of these slow-growing trees have suffered over-harvesting in the past century.

Most Sandalwood species are semi-parasitic and several produce a highly aromatic wood. The most common species are Indian sandalwood (Santalum album) and Australian sandalwood (Santalum spicatum), although other species are used for their scent as well.

The oil that distilled from eucarya spicata species, amyris and so on is not belonging to the Sandalwood Oil.

Different sandalwood species are indigenous to India, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh (S. album), and Australia (S. spicatum and S. lanceolatum), as well as to several Pacific Islands such as Hawaii (S. ellipticum), Fiji and Tonga (S. yasi), Papua New Guinea (S. macgregorii), Vanuatu and New Caledonia (S. austrocaledonicum) and French Polynesia (S. insulare).

Traditionally, sandalwood is wild-harvested, since cultivation is difficult. Because of over- and illegal harvesting, supplies of sandalwood, especially Indian sandalwood, have decreased considerably over the last 10-15 years. Consequently, efforts to cultivate sandalwood have increased; Australia now has several plantations of Indian sandalwood trees.

According to the new market research report “Global Sandalwood Extract Market Report 2023-2029”, published by QYResearch, the global Sandalwood Extract market size is projected to reach USD 0.16 billion by 2029, at a CAGR of 3.9% during the forecast period.

Figure.   Global Sandalwood Extract Market Size (US$ Million), 2018-2029

Figure.   Global Sandalwood Extract Top 11 Players Ranking and Market Share（Based on data of 2021, Continually updated）

The global key manufacturers of Sandalwood Extract include Quintis (TFS Corporation), Mercer(Santanol Group), KS&DL (Karnataka Soaps & Detergents Limited), Meena Perfumery, RK-Essential Oils Company, Naresh International, Katyani Exports, Essentially Australia, Sandalwood Forest (Qingyuan), Jiangxi Jishui Natural Essential oil Factory, etc. In 2020, the global top five players had a share approximately 71.0% in terms of revenue.

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Amyris Oil Market: Ready To Fly on high Growth Trends

The Latest research coverage on Amyris Oil Market provides a detailed overview and accurate market size. The study is designed considering current and historical trends, market development and business strategies taken up by leaders and new industry players entering the market. Furthermore, study includes an in-depth analysis of global and regional markets along with country level market size breakdown to identify potential gaps and opportunities to better investigate market status, development activity, value and growth patterns. Access Sample Report + All Related Graphs & Charts @: https://www.advancemarketanalytics.com/sample-report/76039-global-amyris-oil-market

Major & Emerging Players in Amyris Oil Market:- Essential Oils Company (India) , Amyris Inc. (United States), Sri Venkatesh Aromas (India) , Berje Inc. (United States), Treatt (United Kingdom) , Givaudan (Switzerland) , Bontoux SA (France) , Augustus Oils Ltd. (United Kingdom) , Fleurchem, Inc. (United States), The John D. Walsh Company, Inc. (United States). The Amyris Oil Market Study by AMA Research gives an essential tool and source to Industry stakeholders to figure out the market and other fundamental technicalities, covering growth, opportunities, competitive scenarios, and key trends in the Amyris Oil market. Sandalwood West Indies, commonly known as Amyris, is an essential oil derived from the wood of the amyris tree. The gloopy material is recovered using partial pressure steam distillation, which is a physical separation technique. Amyris has extensive applications in the cosmetics market primarily as the base fixator in the manufacturing of the soaps and perfumes. The growing demand for essential oils as the disposable income and living standards of people are on a rise. North America is the largest market of the Amyris Oil.

The titled segments and sub-section of the market are illuminated below: by Application (Antiseptic, Cosmetics, Pharmaceutical, Others), Distribution Channel (Online {E-Commerce Stores}, Offline {Speciality Stores, Hyper Markets, and Super Markets}), Source (Natural, Synthetic), Packaging (Plastic Bottle, Glass Bottle) Market Trends: Cosmetics Accounts for Largest Market Share

Opportunities: Natural Sourced Segment is expected to Rise in Demand as People are shifting towards Chemical Free Products

Similarly Aggressive Marketing on E-Commerce may Aid in Expanding the Market

Market Drivers: Increasing Demand from Cosmetics Manufacturers Specifically for Base Fixation in Soap and Perfume Manufacturing

Growing Disposable Income and thus Increasing Living Standards has led to Higher Demand for Essential Oils

Challenges: Presence of Adulterated or Counterfeit Products in Market Enquire for customization in Report @: https://www.advancemarketanalytics.com/enquiry-before-buy/76039-global-amyris-oil-market Some Point of Table of Content: Chapter One: Report Overview Chapter Two: Global Market Growth Trends Chapter Three: Value Chain of Amyris Oil Market Chapter Four: Players Profiles Chapter Five: Global Amyris Oil Market Analysis by Regions Chapter Six: North America Amyris Oil Market Analysis by Countries Chapter Seven: Europe Amyris Oil Market Analysis by Countries Chapter Eight: Asia-Pacific Amyris Oil Market Analysis by Countries Chapter Nine: Middle East and Africa Amyris Oil Market Analysis by Countries Chapter Ten: South America Amyris Oil Market Analysis by Countries Chapter Eleven: Global Amyris Oil Market Segment by Types Chapter Twelve: Global Amyris Oil Market Segment by Applications What are the market factors that are explained in the Amyris Oil Market report?

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ORGANIC AMYRIS ESSENTIAL OIL

When pure Amyris essential oil is diffused, it generates a deep relaxing smell that aids in the relief of tension and stress. Many therapies employ it to increase happiness and soothe the psyche. Its aroma also decreases hormonal stress. Its anti-oxidants promote regeneration and healthy-looking skin. It promotes cell blood circulation and increases skin suppleness. Compounds in Amyris oil, such as Valerional, serve to reduce oxidative stress and prevent aging. Amyris Essential oil's hydrating characteristics effectively moisturize dull and dry skin. Furthermore, anti-oxidants encourage regeneration, which makes skin healthier and more radiant. It has a pleasant and musky aroma that relieves tension and anxiety while also promoting a positive mood. It also aids in the reduction of hormonal stress.

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Natural Hair Care and Oils

Used for medicinal and cosmetic purposes for thousands of years, essential oils are also used in a wide range of hair care products, from shampoos to deep conditioning treatments and serums. Here we explore the best essential oils for hair growth and thickness and look at how to aid more common hair conditions. We also look at simple ways to introduce essential oils into your daily hair care routines.

Why use essential oils for your hair?

Great things come from nature. Essential oils are 100% natural and distilled from plants, which means they are highly concentrated, offering both therapeutic and healing properties. Known to soothe, repair and rejuvenate, essential oils are great for both body and mind. When it comes to your hair, artificial products and chemicals may be more of a hindrance than a help. As the awareness of natural beauty products and their benefits grows, essential oils are now being more widely used in haircare routines, with homemade remedies, becoming a hot trend.

Essential oils for hair growth and thickness

Hair loss or thinning of the hair can happen for many reasons, from hormonal changes and a reaction to medicine to simple genetics and the ageing process. Those who suffer from temporary hair loss due to life events such as stress, pregnancy, illnesses and cancer treatments (non-genetic causes) often turn to hair growth products which can encourage the re-growth or thickening of hair. Increasingly, essential oils feature in the conversation about the best natural solutions for hair loss and damaged hair.

Aromatherapists suggest the best essential oils for hair growth and thickness are:

Cedarwood Essential Oil – this powerful essential oil is believed to improve scalp circulation, which balances the glands and strengthens hair follicles. Cedarwood’s antibacterial properties will also help keep your scalp free from infection and other fungal conditions.

Rosemary Essential Oil – is a wonderful choice for hair growth. Rosemary can help repair your hair and, most importantly, stimulate your hair cells, reducing imbalance and oil levels. Its beautiful and uplifting aroma makes it a popular choice for luxurious hair treatments.

Peppermint Essential Oil – is one of the most uplifting essential oils you will come across. Its cooling properties are associated with improving circulation, which in turn may stimulate hair follicles.

Lavender Essential Oil – calming, soothing and relaxing, lavender essential oil is also great for your hair growth, and due to its more delicate nature, it can be used more often than others.

Essential oils for oily hair

If your hair sometimes feels a little greasy or dirty, it may be because you have excess oil on your scalp. Whilst a little oil is never a bad thing; too much can be a real pain. Oily hair can be caused by skin conditions, washing your hair too much or, most commonly, using hair products made from many artificial ingredients. Natural remedies are one of the best ways to treat oily hair.

The best essential oils for oily hair are:

Basil Essential Oil

Bergamot Essential Oil

Cypress Essential Oil

Grapefruit Essential Oil

Lemon Essential Oil

Essential oils for dry hair

There are many reasons why you may experience dry hair. Overexposure to hot climates and wind, over washing, and overuse of products, hairdryers and styling tools, can all cause hair dryness. Those who suffer from illnesses and nutritional deficiencies may also find their hair dryer than usual. Again, the overuse of shampoos, dyes and products that contain harsh chemicals can strip away your hair’s natural oils, so avoid these where possible.

The best essential oils for dry hair are:

Geranium Essential Oil

Sandalwood Amyris Essential Oil

Palmarosa Essential Oil

Frankincense Essential Oil

Lavender Essential Oil

Essential oils for dandruff

Dandruff is one of the most annoying and noticeable hair conditions. White or grey flakes appear on the scalp and are more visible on darker hair. Possible causes often include skin-related conditions such as eczema, dermatitis, psoriasis or cradle cap. Stress and cold weather can also make it worse. Over-the-counter dandruff shampoos are often used for severe dandruff, but essential oils can help treat dandruff, too.

The best essential oils for dandruff are:

Sage Dalmation Essential Oil

Red Thyme Essential Oil

Patchouli Essential Oil

Rosemary Essential Oil

Cedarwood Atlas Essential Oil

Using essential oils in your hair

The most important thing to remember when using essential oils in your hair is that they are highly concentrated. If using essential oils directly on your skin, you should mix them with a carrier oil. Coconut Oil or Argan Oil are popular choices for hair treatments. Read our ‘Complete Guide to Carrier Oils’ for more information on how to blend them with essential oils. We recommend a skin test 48 hours before use to avoid irritation and seek medical advice if unsure.

Three popular ways to use essential oils in your hair:

Create your own shampoos and conditioners

If you want entirely natural shampoos and conditioners, try making them yourself. You will know exactly what ingredients you are using whilst benefiting from the therapeutic and deeply nourishing properties essential oils offer. Find out how to make your own shampoos and conditioners with our Easy Homemade Hair Care Products guide.

Boost the power of your existing products

Have a hair product you feel comfortable with? If your shampoo and conditioners are free of essential oils, try adding some! As a general guide, 10 drops of essential oil to 100ml of product works well. Just be sure to always use the right essential oil for your hair type or condition.

Make your own scalp scrub

A homemade scalp scrub is a fun and simple way to use essential oils. You will need just three ingredients:

3 tbsp of carrier oil

8 drops of essential oil

2 tsp of Epsom salts

Combine the ingredients in a bowl to create a natural and beautifully smelling scalp scrub. Take care not to scrub too hard, instead gently massage the scalp in circular motions. Leave the scrub on for 20 minutes, then wash away with shampoo and conditioner. Always test a small area of the skin before use.

With just a few drops of essential oil, your journey to healthier hair can begin.

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10 ml Sandalwood Amayris Essential Oil

Latin Name : Amyris Balsamifera.Part of Plant Used : Wood & Branches.Source : Jamaica.Extraction Method : Steam Distillation. Amyris essential oil is also called West Indian Sandalwood oil because its odour is reminiscent of sandalwood. It is obtained by steam distillation from the bark and branches of the Amyris balsamifera tree. Because of its high oil content, this wood burns by itself, like a…

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Best essential oils for stress and anxiety

Anxiety is a feeling brought on by an uncomfortable condition of inner turmoil. Anxiety can be caused by medical illnesses such as hyperthyroidism, heart disease, caffeine, intoxication, cannabis, or family or social situations. There is a slight distinction between anxiety and anxiety disorder, and both can be treated using essential oils.

Plants, herbs, leaves, and flowers are used to make essential oils which can help you feel less anxious.. These oils stimulate particular parts of the brain, such as the limbic system, which is involved in emotion regulation and releases feel-good chemicals like serotonin, making you feel light and calm.

WHY ESSENTIAL OILS FOR ANXIETY? 

Because anxiety causes stress, insomnia, restlessness, and shortness of breath, people choose aromatherapy for anxiety problems. You can use an essential oil diffuser for aromatherapy to obtain a good night's sleep and relax from stress or worry. Here are a few reasons why essential oils are a good choice for anxiety:Best option for teens - 

Teenagers frequently experience anxiety as a result of puberty, school, or social concerns. In this case, you can employ essential oil diffusion methods to effectively reduce your anxiety, either with or without the use of prescribed medication. Safe for Pregnant Women - 

Anxiety in pregnant women is frequent around the time of labour pains or when the due date approaches. Financial difficulties, pregnancy risks, a miserable marital life, stress, and other factors are all major causes of anxiety during pregnancy. Essential oils that are pure and acceptable may be the best option for relieving stress and anxiety caused by pregnancy. Magic of aromatherapy - 

Essential oils can help you obtain relief from irritation or restlessness, which are common symptoms of worry. While you are suffering anxiety, inhaling essential oil can be the most effective way to relax.

BEST ESSENTIAL OILS FOR ANXIETY

Essential oils can be utilised to improve concentration and keep you stress-free while doing yoga, meditation, or workouts. Here's a rundown of the finest essential oils for anxiety and how to utilise them to get the most out of them:

1. Plant therapy Amyris Essential Oil 

Amyris Essential Oil has a gentle, woody aroma and is frequently used as a base note in perfumes. This oil has a pleasant aroma that helps melt away stress and maintain a calm, anxiety-free mind, which is especially beneficial before sleep. Amyris can be used in natural beauty products to help improve the appearance of fine wrinkles and the texture of older skin when added to creams and diluted in a carrier oil. 

2. Plant Therapy Balsam Fir Essential Oil

Balsam Fir is one of the essential oils that reminds us of the holidays. Enjoy Balsam Fir during the winter months or all year long (we won't tell). This essential oil is suitable for use at any time and in any location. Imagine wandering through a Christmas tree farm filled with full, evergreen trees. It has a coniferous, fresh aroma that reminds me of that.

Do you have a sore throat or a cough? Pick up some Balsam Fir to help you deal with your problems. Its calming properties can also aid in the recovery of muscles and joints following a strenuous workout.

3. Plant Therapy Basil Linalool Essential Oil

The enticing herb Basil is well-known for being one of the most adaptable herbs in Mediterranean and Eastern cuisines. Basil linalool essential oil is one of the best essential oils for soothing and focusing the mind, as well as alleviating head and neck strain.

It's recommended for spiritual meditation as a mind-clearing oil. Basil can also be used to help smooth the transition towards nighttime due to its high linalool concentration (which makes this oil highly calming). Basil might also help you feel better.

4. Plant Therapy Bergamot Essential Oil

The scent and medicinal characteristics of bergamot make it a favourite among essential oil consumers. It has a unique and vivid aroma that is zesty with a dash of flowery. This lovely scent is known for its capacity to uplift the spirit and calm the mind, particularly during times of loss and bereavement. 

5. Plant Therapy Blue Cypress Essential Oil

Blue Cypress Essential Oil is a terrific addition to any therapeutic essential oil collection, with a woody, balsamic, and fresh aroma with delicate sweet overtones. Blue Cypress essential oil is unique, obtained by steam distilling the wood of this native Australian tree. The only other "blue" essential oils recognised in aromatherapy are obtained from flowers, not woods. Blue Cypress Essential Oil, like most "blue" oils, is an excellent skin health support for inflamed, congested skin.

BEST WAYS TO USE ESSENTIAL OILS FOR ANXIETY

Diffuser - For anxiety attacks, utilise an essential oil diffuser, which will discharge the perfume directly into your room and act as aromatherapy for you. While bathing - In your bathing water, add 4-5 drops of any of the essential oils listed above. It will give your bath a soothing aroma and make you feel much more relaxed. A room spray - You can prepare your DIY spray with essential oils, which you can spritz in your room to feel more calm or on your clothes to keep your anxiety at bay.

CONCLUSION

Anxiety is growing more common in teenagers as they struggle to cope with their rapidly changing surroundings, which can make them even more nervous. We all deal with stress, tensions, and anxieties in our hectic schedules, so individuals should take some time to sit, relax, and work on themselves. We can use essential oils for anxiety, stress, and other problems in our everyday routine. Oilypod, where you can buy essential oils and other carrier oils in bulk, may be the perfect destination for you if you're looking for pure and natural essential oils.

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