Copaiba essential oil (CT Copaifera officinalis)

Copaiba essential oil (CT Copaifera officinalis)

The use of copaiba essential oil dates back to the 16th century. The indigenous people of Brazil used copaiba in ointments, and often consumed it to relieve many problems.

Copaiba essential oil is used in traditional medicine and aromatherapy to relieve signs of tension. In modern medicine, copaiba has also been described in several scientific studies, where the essential oil has been shown to have great potential in relieving many problems. The smell of copaiba is not intense, low, with notes of vanilla and coniferous trees. It is used to prepare fragrances, soaps or perfumes, as it can also act as a fixative in these products. It is also an excellent ingredient in massage creams, as it soothes sore muscles after running or other physical exertion. Due to the absence of allergens, it is also suitable for sensitive skin care.

– Botanical name: Copaifera officinalis

– Extraction: steam distillation of resin

– Smell: woody, resinous, spicy

– Scent intensity: strong

– Note: medium to high

– Maximum RIFM concentration: up to 10 % (1 to max. 20 drops per 10 ml)

MIXES WELL WITH: Clary sage, Boswellia, Bergamot, Rosemary, Lavender, Juniper, Lemon …

RECEPTIONS:

Massage oil
(to relieve menstrual cramps)
3 drops of clary sage essential oil
1 tsp ginger EO
2 tsp copaiba EO
(in 10 ml of carrier oil)

Massage oil
(to create a pleasant atmosphere)
2 tsp copaiba EO
2 tsp jasmine EO
2 tsp ylang-ylang EO
1 tsp neroli EO
(in 10 ml of carrier oil)

Care oil
(for sensitive, irritated skin)
2 tsp copaiba EO
2 tsp boswellia EO
2 tsp lavender

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