Amber Essential Oil

Used in aromatherapy:

• Promotes harmony and balance. Calms the mind, diminishes anxiety and lowers stress levels;
• Improves cognition and concentration;
• Boosts the immune system by stimulating the production of white blood cells;
• Appeases respiratory infections, soothes inflammation of the throat and respiratory tract, suppresses production of mucus, and reduces fever;
• By relieving anxiety and stimulating circulation, it helps to increase libido, particularly for men.

Applied Topically:

• Clears clogged pores, treats acne breakouts and reduces scarring;
• Rejuvenates dry and dull looking skin;
• Accelerates skin regeneration and boosts elasticity, reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles;
• Promotes the healing of minor skin lesions such as cuts, scrapes, scars, stretch marks and burns;
• Relieves fungal infections;
• Reduces the appearance of cellulite;
• Soothes muscle and joint pain. Reduces spasms;
• Diminishes chest congestion when used as a chest rub.

Note: Essential oils are extremely potent and must always be diluted in a natural oil (such as almond, coconut, grape seed, jojoba oil) before application to the skin, scalp or hair). Ratio: 1 drop to 5ml oil. Do not ingest.

The complete ingredient list for Amber Essential Oil is printed on the product packaging. Check the label before use.

For aromatherapy: add a few drops to a diffuser or oil burner. For treatment of wounds: topical application to the affected area. For skin care: apply topically. Or add a few drops to moisturiser, body lotion, etc. For massage: 3 drops in 15-20 ml of base oil.

Basic Properties of Amber Essential Oil

Analgesic, antibacterial, antifungal, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antipyretic, antiseptic, antispasmodic, antiviral, expectorant, immunomodulatory, wound healing.

Extraction Method: Hexane distillation

Parts Used: Resin

Aroma: Resinous, warm and smoky