Wild Wood Oils Buddha Wood Oil
- Chemical Family
- Essential Oils
Wild Wood Oils Buddha Wood Oil is tenacious, unique, and sweet. Buddha Wood is a small figwort tree found in the Australian desert. The scented wood is traditionally burned for its pleasant aroma, and has been used by indigenous Australians for its antibacterial qualities. Buddha Wood is steam distilled to extract a smokey, resinous aroma that beautifully complements any fresh base note.
Product families
Applications
- Fragrances & Perfumes
- Skin Care
Product Families
- Aroma Ingredients
- Essential Oils
Other characteristics
- Functions
- Fragrance
- Labeling Claims
- Plant-Based
- Ingredient Origin
- Natural Origin, Plant Origin
- Natural Origin
- Plant Origin
- Usage
Buddha Wood Oil can be used as a fragrance in skincare formulations, perfumes, in essential oils and aromatherapy.
- Markets
- Personal Care
- Complements
Buddha Wood Oil can be used as a base note fragrance, and beautifully complements cedarwood, sandalwood, peru balsam, rose, lavender, and ylang ylang.
- Composition
Buddha Wood Oil is comprised of ketones, eremophilone and santalcamphor. Containing similar constituents to Agarwood, Buddha Wood Oil is composed of eremophilone, 2-hydroxyeremophilone, and 2-hydroxy-2-dihydro eremophilone.
- Common Names
- Buddha Wood, False Sandalwood & Desert Rosewood
- Technology
- Cosmetic Ingredients
- Botanical Name
- Eromophila mitchelli
- Characteristic
Buddha Wood Oil is a dark copper red oil. Opaque, viscous, with a medium intensity aroma - the scent can be described as smoked and earthy, with a sustained, spicy undertone.
- Olfactory Note
- Lavender
- Rose
- Sandalwood
- Ylang Ylang
- Fragrance Family
- Woody
- Extraction Method
- Steam Distillation
- Skin Care Applications
- Aromatherapy
- Fragrance Ingredient Class
- Essential Oil
- Cosmetic Ingredients Functions
- Fragrance
- Fragrances and Perfume Applications
- Fragrances & Perfumes
