Amyris Essential Oil

Amyris tree is often known as candle tree or torchwood coz of its excessive ignitable properties. It blends with lavender, citronella, oakmoss, sassafras, and other wood essential oils. It is a small evergreen tree. It is natal to Asia and other Caribbean Island as well as Central America. It is related to the rue family. It is the origin in Haiti and Jamaica. It has a pleasant aroma and perfumery. Amyris oil another name is west Indian sandalwood oil. Its scientific name is amyris balsamifera. It is a caste of flowering plants. It is a well-liked essential oil with a semi-viscous consistency. The scent is heat and refined. This herb was originated in the nation of Haiti. The longevity of the aroma makes it a well-liked alternative in perfumery and cosmetics as a fixative.

How to Use Amyris Essential Oil:

It is derived from the wood of the Amyris tree (Amyris balsamifera), has a woody and slightly sweet aroma. Here are various ways to effectively use Amyris essential oil:

1. Diffusion: Add a few drops of this oil to a diffuser. The gentle, grounding scent can create a calming atmosphere, making it suitable for meditation or relaxation.
2. Topical Application: Dilute this oil with a carrier oil such as jojoba or coconut oil before applying it to the skin. This can be used for massage to promote relaxation and soothe tired muscles.
3. Inhalation: Inhaling the aroma of Amyris essential oil directly from the bottle or by adding a drop to a tissue can provide a quick sense of calm and help alleviate stress.
4. Bath Soak: Add a few drops of this  oil to a warm bath. The aromatic bath can be a luxurious and calming experience, promoting relaxation and relieving tension.
5. Natural Perfume: Create a natural perfume by diluting Amyris essential oil with a carrier oil and applying it to pulse points. The sweet and woody aroma makes for a subtle and pleasing fragrance.
6. Room Spray: Mix Amyris oil with water in a spray bottle and use it as a room spray. This can freshen up the space with its pleasant scent while also promoting a calm atmosphere.
7. Complementary Blend: Amyris essential oil blends well with other essential oils such as lavender, cedarwood, and bergamot. Experiment with creating your blends to achieve a customized aroma that suits your preferences.
8. Candle Infusion: Add a few drops of Amyris oil to the melted wax of a candle before lighting it. As the candle burns, it will release the aroma of the essential oil, filling the room with a calming fragrance.
9. Air Freshener: Create a natural air freshener by mixing Amyris essential oil with water in a spray bottle. Use it to eliminate odors and create a soothing atmosphere in your living spaces.