Buddha Wood

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ew9A6oq4184 **Essential oil structure** https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51220548250_2e7ee3c425_c.jpg **Product ingredients** 100.00% Buddha wood essential oil **capacity** 12ML **English name** Buddha Wood **Latin name** Eremophila mitchellii **Extraction method** Steam distillation **Extraction site** wood **Fragrance** Rich woody notes **Historical Documents** Buddha wood grows in the arid areas of western New South Wales and Queensland, and is known as the "Australian Desert Rosewood". It has been discovered by Australian explorer Thomas Mitchell since the beginning of the 19th century. Name it Eremophila mitchelli, which means desert in Greek. According to the records of local aboriginal people, the use of this plant's antibacterial properties can treat wounds and ulcers. Buddhism was included in the cultural rituals of Australian aboriginals in the early days. From the newborn, adults will wash their babies with the leaves of Buddhism, which means that they can adapt to a good life in the future. Especially in their religious culture, they also use the totem made by Buddha wood to worship their ancestors. They even use Buddha wood at the beginning and cleansing of adult rites, weddings, funerals, and ceremonies. Therefore, the essence of the Buddha wood has the meaning of beginning, purification, and rebirth. In the past, Buddha wood was often used as a substitute for sandalwood, but the fragrance of Buddha wood and sandalwood seemed to be different. Around 1925, Australian chemists and Australian essential oil pioneers first tested this oil and noticed its unique properties, recommending it as a fixative for perfume. It is also particularly suitable as a meditation oil. **Essential oils suitable for blending** Honey Myrtle, Lemon Myrtle, Australian Sandalwood Essential Oil https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51218833942_a2572e3551_k.jpg **Precautions** The above information is provided as a reference for those who love essential oils. Our products do not involve any medical behavior. Aromatherapy is a natural therapy and cannot be regarded as orthodox medicine. If you have any discomfort, please seek legal professional doctors immediately to avoid delays in the opportunity for medical treatment.