Saro ( Mandravasarotra) Essential Oils |
Botanical: Cinnamosma fragrans Steam distilled from leaves of Mandravasarotra tree, native to Madagascar. Thrives in thropical climate, endemic to Madagascar. Saro smell is pleasant revealing a nuance of floral and slightly sweet citrus notes. Properties: Expectorant; Antiviral; Antibacterial; Antifungal; Antiparasitic; Antispasmodic; Neurotonic; Astringent cutaneous; Antimicrobial; Anti-inflammatory; immune stimulant Camphorous with a hint of citruis, sweet exotic oil.
Scents: Saro essential oil, also known as Mandravasarotra, is derived from the leaves of the Cinnamosma fragrans tree. It has a unique and invigorating aroma. Saro essential oil is often described as having a fresh, herbaceous, and slightly medicinal fragrance. It has a strong, camphoraceous scent with hints of spice and citrus. The aroma is crisp, lively, and uplifting. When you smell Saro essential oil, you may detect notes of eucalyptus, camphor, and a touch of mint. It has a clean and stimulating scent that can awaken the senses and promote a sense of mental clarity. Saro essential oil is often used in aromatherapy for its potential antibacterial and antiviral properties. It is believed to support respiratory health and boost the immune system. The aroma of Saro oil can help clear the airways and promote a feeling of freshness. Overall, Saro essential oil has a distinctive and invigorating scent that is both herbaceous and energizing. Its aroma can be used to create an atmosphere of vitality and rejuvenation. |
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Oil warmers or burners, potpourri, perfume, bath oil, bath salt, bath and shower gels, spa treatment oils and creams, soap making, candle making Traditional uses: Saro is well suited in massage blends because of its highly anti-inflammatory qualities.
Constituents: 1,8cineole; Monoterpene Contra-indications: Do not use on children, during pregnancy, heart conditions, epilepsy. Do not use directly on skin. |
