Copaiba, Distilled clearance

Copaiba, Distilled clearanceCopaiba Balm (Copaiba Balsam) is a traditional remedy from the South American rain forests. The resin is harvested from wild trees by tapping (similar to the way rubber trees are tapped) and then distilled to produce the essential oil. The oil is rarely used on its own as an aromatherapy oil. It is most frequently used in blends, where its warm honeyed base note acts as a fixative for the lighter top notes. It is soothing, balancing and uplifting, and

while its flowers are used for their aromatic properties

Amyris balsamifera is a tropical tree belonging to the Rutaceae family

Helichrysum italicum remains one of the more precious oils used in aromatherapy and natural perfumery

or floral oils

and personal care routines

The plant Citrus Hystrix

found in the wildcrafted regions of Peru

contributing to spiritual practices and rituals

With its balancing and soothing properties

anti-spasmodic and sedative effects

Insects do not like the smell of the citronella plant and prefer to stay away from it

this oil from Greece is less costly than the French one but with similar properties and uses