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Botanica Gaia Bio Ho Wood ct Linalool Essential Oil | Cinnamomum Camphora Linalooliferum | For Aromatherapy, Skin Care and Perfume
Botanica Gaia Bio Ho Wood ct Linalool Essential Oil | Cinnamomum Camphora Linalooliferum | For Aromatherapy, Skin Care and Perfume
Soft linalool-type Ho Wood essential oil with fresh fruit, floral sweetness and gentle woody depth.
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Ho Wood ct. Linalool Essential Oil
A pale-yellow essential oil steam-distilled from Cinnamomum camphora wood in China. a soft, sweet and floral-woody middle note with fresh fruit and gentle wood facets.
The chemotype designation is important because Cinnamomum camphora oils vary widely and may be dominated by linalool, camphor, cineole, borneol or other constituents.
At a Glance
- Material Ho Wood essential oil, linalool chemotype
- Note Middle
- Aroma Fruity, fresh, sweet, floral and woody
Specifications of Ho Wood ct. Linalool Essential Oil
- Family Lauraceae
- Common names Ho Wood and Wo Sho
- INCI Cinnamomum Camphora Linalooliferum Wood Oil
- Extraction method Steam distilled
- Part used Wood
- Note Middle
- Odor Fruity, fresh and woody, with soft floral sweetness
- Appearance Pale yellow
- Country of origin China
Aromatic Profile
A soft and comforting middle note with fresh fruit, floral-linalool sweetness and a smooth woody body. It is less forceful than camphor-rich Cinnamomum profiles.
Blending Direction
- Pairs naturally with lavender, geranium, neroli, jasmine and rose.
- Bridges citrus and aromatic herbs into cedarwood, frankincense, patchouli and vetiver.
- Adds a gentle spa-like floral-wood character to personal fragrance and body products.
Formulation & Usage
A linalool-rich oil, which is plausible for a defined Cinnamomum camphora chemotype.
Formulation Guidance
- Calculate limits from measured linalool, camphor, cineole and other relevant constituents.
Applications
Perfumery
Useful in floral-woody, aromatic, spa, amber and botanical accords as a soft middle-note bridge.
Aromatherapy Products
Suitable for non-ingestible relaxation-oriented aroma blends without promises to treat mood or health conditions.
Skin & Body Care
May be used as a carefully assessed aromatic component in creams, serums, massage oils and body products.
Safety
- Concentrated essential oil; do not ingest or apply undiluted.
- Use at a level appropriate to the finished formulation.
- Oxidized linalool can increase sensitization risk; minimize air exposure and monitor oxidation.
- Patch test the finished formulation before wider use.
- Use extra caution for pregnancy, young children and sensitive users; seek qualified guidance.
- Store tightly closed in amber, cobalt or violet glass away from heat and light.
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The information presented here is for educating our customers about the traditional uses of essential oils and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. You are responsible for understanding the safe application of these products.