Organic Ho Wood Oil 10ml

Ho wood, also known as Shiu wood, has been used in China and Japan for centuries. Even today, China remains one of the primary producers of this essential oil.

Organic Ho Wood essential oil is obtained by distilling the leaves and branches of the camphor tree (*Cinnamomum camphora*) sourced from organic farming. It is characterized by a composition rich in linalool.

Properties:

Botanical name: *Cinnamomum camphora*

Part distilled: Leaves and branches

Chemotype: Linalool

Origin: China

Organic farming

100% pure and natural essential oil

Naturally occurring allergens: Limonene, linalool, geraniol.

Use: This essential oil has traditionally been used for muscle discomfort, colds, respiratory congestion, and skin issues.

What makes Ho Wood oil interesting?

1. Relaxing and soothing aroma

Linalool is also a well-known component of lavender essential oil. Its aroma has been studied in relation to relaxation, anxiety, and stress responses. Ho Wood oil is well-suited for creating a calm atmosphere.

2. Skincare

The components of Ho Wood oil—rich in linalool—have been studied for their potential antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties.

3. Excellent for massage oils

The warm, floral, and slightly woody aroma of Ho Wood makes it a great choice for scenting massage oils. This is one of the most practical ways to use it.

Chemical Composition

The linalool content in Ho Wood oil can be very high:

- Linalool: often around 90–99%.

- Small amounts of linalool oxides, terpenes, and other aromatic compounds may be present.

- In the linalool chemotype, the camphor content is generally low.

How to Use:

For Aromatherapy

Use moderately in a diffuser, following the device's instructions. Suitable, for example, for evening relaxation.

For Massage

When creating a blend for adult skin, you might start with a 0.5% dilution—for instance, about one drop of essential oil per 10 ml of carrier oil (drop size may vary).

For Skincare

Use only in a diluted form, and always test on a small area of ​​skin first.

Safety Information

Linalool can oxidize when exposed to air and light; oxidized linalool is more likely to cause skin hypersensitivity and allergies. Keep the bottle tightly closed, stored in a cool place, and protected from light. Avoid contact with the eyes and mucous membranes, and do not ingest the oil.