Amyris Oil

Amyris oil Introduction :

• Amyris oil is obtained by distilling the trunks and branches of the plant after a hammer mill process. This careful extraction method takes three and a half days for each batch of wood material. The distillation process involves using a steam boiler. It is often called "mans Sandalwood" or "West Indies Sandalwood" because of its scent similarity, to sandalwood. Amyris oil is valued for its ability to relieve stresses. Known for providing relief and clarity during times Amyris is thought to support cognitive function and have positive effects, on the skin.
• Usually, the yield of oil ranges from 2 to 4 percent depending on which part of the tree was used, its age and its moisture content. When steam distilling fresh wood, it's produces oil with a harsh odor and lower specific gravity. However, when stored for two to three months, the odor changes and improves. Amyris is a thick liquid of pale yellow, or brownish-yellow hues. Aromatherapists often use it as an affordable alternative to Indian, Indonesian and Australian Sandalwoods. In the past Amyris was used in the fragrance industry to mimic Vetiver and today is still sometimes used to substitute Indian Sandalwood.

                         Amyris Oil specification

Type	Amyris Oil
Botanical Name	Amyris balsamifera
Cas Number	8015-65-4
F.E.M.A	2018
Part Use	Wood, trunks, and branches
Extraction Method	Steam distillation
Flash Point	200°F
Appreance	Pale yellow to light brown
Odor	Sweet, Woody, Balsamic, Warm
Specific Gravity	0.915 to 0.930 at 20°C
Optical Rotation	+15° to +40°
Refractive Index	1.498 - 1.526 @ 20°C
Form	Liquid
Ingredient	Wood, Branches
Feature	Sweet, Woody aroma .Popular choice in perfumery and aromatherapy.
Shelf life	3 years
Color	Pale yellow
Consistency	Thin and fluid
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Amyris Oil Uses and benefits:

• Amyris Oil offers a range of benefits, in areas. Its reputation mainly lies in its ability to create a sense of calm making it a powerful tool in aromatherapy for relieving stress and inducing relaxation. Moreover its soothing properties are beneficial for the skin making it a valuable component in skincare products that offer hydration and nourishment.
• When used in perfumes the sweet and woody aroma of Amyris oil enhances the complexity and richness of fragrances enhancing the olfactory experience. Additionally its potential to support health makes it a versatile option, for addressing breathing issues. Overall Amyris Essential Oil proves to be an multifaceted solution that enhances well being and enriches sensory experiences.

Aromatherapy.

• Amyris Oil is often utilized in aromatherapy to encourage relaxation alleviate stress and establish an ambiance. Its pleasant, woody scent aids, in calming the mind and enhancing ones spirits.

Skincare.

• By adding a few drops of Amyris oil into your skincare lotion or other products you can maintain the health of your skin. Regular application may result in flawless skin. The antibacterial and antifungal qualities of Amyris oil help prevent acne breakouts or aid in their healing process.

Stress relief.

• Amyris oil derived from sources contains compounds, antioxidants and various active components. These combined properties play a role, in influencing the system, which serves as the emotional hub of our brain. This not enhances our mood Also functions, as a stress reliever.

Perfumery.

• Amyris oil is commonly incorporated as a component, in crafting perfumes and deodorants. Its gentle and velvety aroma lingers beautifully evoking feelings of serenity and tranquility.

Soap Making.

• Amyris Oil is an option, for making soap because of its qualities. Its soothing scent and skin friendly characteristics make it a great pick, for crafting calming soaps. When incorporated into soap recipes Amyris oil can provide a aroma that stays on the skin post use. Moreover its hydrating properties help to moisturize and nourish the skin resulting in an supple feel. Whether used on its own or blended with oils Amyris Essential Oil brings a touch of elegance to handmade soaps enhancing both their fragrance and skincare benefits.

Anti-aging.

Amyris Essential oil contains antioxidants that support skin rejuvenation and a healthy appearance. It enhances blood circulation in cells. Improves skin elasticity. Valerional, a compound found in Amyris oil assists, in reducing stress and slowing down the aging process.

Amyris Oil Blends well with:

Cedarwood, Citronella, Cypress, Frankincense, Jasmine, Lemon, Cedarwood, Citronella, Mandarin, Rose, Sweet Orange, Black Pepper, Ginger, and Clove.Safety:

Safety:

Amyris Oil is typically safe, for use on the skin and for aromatherapy when appropriately diluted. Be sure to mix it with a carrier oil before applying it to your skin and do a patch test first to ensure no sensitivity. It's best to avoid using the oil for a period especially if you're pregnant or nursing. Stop using it if you experience any reactions.