Ambrette essential oil is extracted from the mature seeds of a medicinal plant belonging to the Malvaceae family. It is primarily known for its intriguing and highly sensual scent, very similar to natural musk and considered a herbal substitute for it. The oil matures for several months, during which it acquires its characteristic rich and deep aroma. Used in high-quality perfumes and eau de toilettes, it will serve more than just creating elegant fragrances for the home.

Ambrette oil - properties

Applied externally, the oil will relieve skin problems (excessive dryness, allergies and rashes), and during massage it will improve blood circulation and help reduce inflammation - especially recommended for muscle pains and rheumatic problems (swelling, stiffness). According to research, the product has antibacterial activity - it safely fights many microorganisms and can be useful in preventing infection of minor wounds, scratches and scrapes.

Ambrette oil is a tool that reduces feelings of anxiety and stress, promotes relaxation and good mood. It is a natural aphrodisiac and creates a pleasant atmosphere. Reduces fatigue and headache, regulates blood pressure. In aromatherapy, it is considered a product that helps calm and focus - not only during meditation.

Combines well with other extracts, giving a mysterious oriental aroma. Although it has an intense and complex scent, it works well as a base, but also as a fixer for softer, more volatile fragrance notes.

Raw material origin: muskmelon occurs naturally in the tropical climates of Southeast Asia and Australia.

INCI: Hibiscus Abelmoschus Oil

Action: antibacterial, soothing, calming

Aroma: musk, wood, delicate floral bouquet

Color: light yellow

Note: heart

Recommended application: for massage, in the bath, in the diffuser

Contraindications: may irritate sensitive skin. When using for the first time, perform a local test. Do not use on wounds or irritation. Not suitable for children, pregnant and lactating women.

Corresponding oils: neroli, rose, sandalwood, copaiba