Palo Santo Essential Oil – Organic
$20.00 – $86.00Price range: $20.00 through $86.00 Including GST
Extraction Method – Steam Distilled
Parts Used – Heart wood
Common Names – Holy Wood
Botanical Name – Bursera graveolens
Country of Origin – Ecuador
Aroma – Woody aroma with citrus green notes
REPORTED BENEFITS AND USES
Palo Santo comes from the same botanical family (Burseraceae) as Frankincense and Myrrh and is often used to enhance meditative states in the same way as its botanical cousins – encouraging relaxation, calming the nerves and quieting mental chatter. Palo Santo Essential Oil is considered to have important, complex therapeutic activities, including anti-anxiety and anti-inflammatory effects.
It is a beautiful essential oil to include in formulations intended to support meditation and reflection. In addition to its popular use for ceremonies and meditation purposes,
Palo Santo Oil is also excellent for encouraging healthy lung function, especially when dealing with minor coughs, congestion, or asthma. This essential oil is also recommended for its skin nourishing properties, as well as to help ease unwanted muscle spasms.
Palo Santo Essential Oil has an emotionally uplifting and balancing effect. Often used for shamanic ritual, it is a valuable tool for meditation, enhancing creativity, and for tasks requiring sustained concentration. Palo Santo Oil ushers in a sense of calm, grounding and sets us up for emotional stability and a connection to the spiritual world.
Information provided is not designed to diagnose, prescribe, or treat any illness or injury and is provided for informational purposes only. Keep all products out of reach of children. If an negative reaction results from use of any of these products stop use immediately and see a health care professional. Warnings are provided for products that contain ingredients that have contraindications. This business and its owner are not responsible for the misuse of any these products, or for harm that may results from an allergic reaction because all ingredients are listed for each product. It is therefore the purchaser responsibility to read and identify if they are allergic to any of the ingredients. It is solely the responsibility of the purchaser to know what they are buying and how to handle the item.
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Nereda –
I am absolutely in love with the scent of Palo Santo essential oil, it is by far my favourite. I could not thank you enough for introducing me to it.