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Rosewood Essential Oil

Young Living Rosewood Essential OilCurrently out of stock

Young Living rosewood essential oil (Aniba rosaceodora) has traditional usage as a remedy for skin conditions. It may also be used to soothe stressed, overworked muscles.

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Botanical Family: Lauraceae

Plant Origin: Brazil

Extraction Method: Steam distilled from wood

Key Constituents:

  • Linalol (70-90%)
  • Alpha-Terpineol (2-7%)
  • Alpha-Copaene (trace-3%)
  • 1,8-Cineole (Eucalyptol) (trace-3%)
  • Geraniol (0.5-2.5%)

ORAC: 113,200 µTE/100g

How To Use

  • Diffuse, directly inhale, apply topically to large muscle groups, or take as a dietary supplement.

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3 comments to “Rosewood Essential Oil”

  2. Precious Rosewood Oil — By Artemis, YL Diamond

    Rosewood trees are now endangered, and as a result, the Government of Peru has put a ban on the logging and distillation of Rosewood, resulting in a worldwide shortage of true Rosewood oil. This is a great shame, because Rosewood is a wonderful oil to apply to the skin. It’s fragrance inspires romantic and happy thoughts.

    One of Young Living’s newest farms is in Peru…..and one of the projects for this farm is the planting and cultivation of Rosewood trees. As a result of the relationships that Young Living has been building with the Peruvian Government, Young Living has now been granted a CITES permit from the Government. This permit will approve Young Living for the shipping and exporting of Rosewood essential oil. This means that Young Living will be the only company with a legal CITES permit from the Peruvian Government for the production of Rosewood oil.

    It will take many years for the seedlings on Young Living’s farm to grow into mature trees…..so in the meantime, Young Living’s CITES license permits them to distil the dead tree stumps of previously logged Rosewood Trees. So Young Living is leasing properties outside the farm, and taking the tree stumps from these farms, to provide the plant matter for distillation. In time though, Young Living’s own crop of Rosewood trees will mature and be able to be harvested directly from the farm.

    Gary has just distilled his first Rosewood tree under this license, and was thrilled to find that it has a whopping 7.9% yield – almost as high as Palo Santo, which is one of the highest yield plants that Young Living distils. That means that if 100 kg of wood from the Rosewood tree is distilled, you end up with 7.9 kg of oil. There are thousands of Rosewood stumps in Peru, which will keep Young Living supplied with Rosewood oil for many years, until the current seedlings reach maturity. Two distillers have been shipped to Peru, and at the end of August 2014 the distillation of Rosewood oil began on our Peruvian farm.

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