Rosewood

Discover Dr. Valnet's organic Rosewood product, 10ml.

Why use Dr. Valnet's organic Rosewood essential oil?

Gentle general antiseptic - Skin soothing.

It will be used for its soothing properties on the skin and to treat broncho-pulmonary bacterial infections in very delicate people or those sensitive to essential oils. For example, in young children and babies, with medical advice.

It sanitizes minor skin infections or those on the sexual organs. It is included in the composition of an intimate hygiene lotion, with true Lavender and Bourbon Geranium rosat. It soothes itching, irritations, and skin dermatoses.

How to use Dr. Valnet's Organic Rosewood essential oil?

Instructions for use

Oral use: Possible with the advice of a specialist doctor

On the skin:

It can be used pure for localized anointing, on the bronchi, solar plexus, temples, wrist creases, and soles of the feet. Or dilute it to 40% in a gentle vegetable oil, such as Calendula, to soften and soothe the skin.

In diffusion:

It is, of course, very pleasant to diffuse! Alone or in combination…

IMPORTANT: Observe the instructions for use, precautions, and dosages. Perform a skin test in the crook of the elbow to avoid the always possible risk of allergy. Apply one drop and wait 24 hours for any skin or other reaction. Be careful with eyes! For any therapeutic use of essential oils or internal use, use during pregnancy, during breastfeeding, for young children, consult a specialist doctor. For more information and therapeutic uses, consult a specialist doctor.

What is Rosewood essential oil?

Aniba rosaeodora

(Lauraceae family)

Some botanical notions

Native to the humid forests of Amazonia and Latin America up to Guyana, rosewood is a tropical shade tree, with persistent, medium-sized leaves. Its fragrant bark and heart are pinkish in color, while its grain is fine, hard and compact, and its flowers are a very bright golden yellow. A symbol of luxury and refinement, this tree was overexploited, particularly for the cabinetmaking and perfumery industries (a very important source of linalool), before becoming a protected species. Our essential oil comes from forest operations where trees are systematically replanted.

A little history

In perfumery, rosewood oil comes from the very fragrant wood, which ranges in color from straw yellow to coppery; however, all parts of the tree can be distilled.

In cabinetmaking, the name "rosewood" refers to trees widely used in the 17th century for marquetry, of the genus Dalbergia variabilis, or Dalbergia frutescens.

The term "rosewood" comes from the English "rosewood," which more broadly refers to the Dalbergia family, consisting of different varieties of Dalbergia.

Dr. Valnet Organic Rosewood Essential Oils: technical sheet