Rosewood Blend Essential Oil - Standardised - 500ML

Brand	Unbranded
Manufacturer	Essentially Natural

Rosewood Blend essential oil is a gentle essential oil that is ideal for treating sensitive skin and relieving stress and nervous conditions. The oil comes in 10ml, 20ml, 30ml (with pipette top), 50ml, 100ml, 500ml sizes. The oil is 100% natural and odour-neutralizing. The oil is also tissue-renewing, cell-activating, and antibacterial. The oil can be used for wounds and scars, as well as for acne and dermatitis. The oil blends well with other essential oils, such as citrus oils, frankincense, lavender, myrrh, pine, and rose. The ingredients in the oil are 100% pure Rosewood blend essential oil (Aniba rosaeodora) and water.

Our Rosewood Blend essential oil is one of the gentlest essential oils. It is ideal for treating sensitive skin as well as helping to relieve stress and nervous conditions.
Sizes: 10ml, 20ml, 30ml (with pipette top), 50ml, 100ml, 500ml.
ROSEWOOD BLEND ESSENTIAL OIL USES
Assists in the prevention and treatment of:
Acne and dermatitis
Ageing skin and wrinkles
Coughs and colds
Good for sensitive skins
Body odour
Stress and nervous tension
Wounds and scars
BENEFITS OF ROSEWOOD BLEND ESSENTIAL OIL
100% Natural
Odour-neutralizing
Tissue-renewing
Cell-activating
Antibacterial
Antiseptic
HOW TO USE ROSEWOOD BLEND ESSENTIAL OIL
Add 6-8 drops to your bath water
Apply directly to cracked, chapped, dry skin and to promote the healing of wounds and scars
Place 2-3 drops on your pillow at night
Add 2-3 drops to the warm wax of a burning candle
Use a few drops with a natural aqueous cream for its soothing effect on skin problems
Add a few drops to a little water in one of our oil burners
ROSEWOOD BLEND ESSENTIAL OIL BLENDS WELL WITH
All citrus oils
Frankincense
Lavender
Myrrh
Pine
Rose
Sandalwood
ROSEWOOD BLEND ESSENTIAL OIL INGREDIENTS
100% pure Rosewood essential oils (blend)
IS ROSEWOOD BLEND ESSENTIAL OIL SAFE TO USE FOR PETS?
Rosewood can be very nice for many animals, but it's always advisable to check with your vet before trying.
REFERENCES
Lawless, The Encyclopaedia of Essential Oils