Ho Wood Essential Oil

Ho Wood Essential Oil

Maybe many people have not know Ho Wood essential oil in detail. Today, I will take you to understand the Ho Wood essential oil from four aspects.

Introduction of Ho Wood Essential Oil

Ho Wood is a tree quite similar to (or of the same genus as) the camphor tree which is where camphor oil comes from. If you have any experience with the latter, you can already start imagining how Ho Wood oil will smell. Ho Wood oil is also commonly referred to as `white camphor` oil because it is a lighter grade and can be blended more easily. Ho Wood oil has a series of really healthy and potent chemical components, such as linalool, 1,8-cineole and camphor which make it very effective in treating a wide range of skin related issues. It`s right up there with coconut oil and Castor Oil in terms of effectiveness on skin.

Ho Wood Essential Oil Effects & Benefits

1. Anti-Inflammatory

The strong camphor content contained in Ho Wood oil is the main component in making suitable for use as a natural anti-inflammatory. The oil can applied to an affected area with a swab of cotton or other clean piece of material and should be left to soak into the skin. It will moisturize and re-nourish your skin, as well as removing any active bacteria on the area that could worsen the inflammation or cause more irritation. This works particularly well on fungal infections like athlete`s foot and any open or healing wounds.

2. Anti-Bacterial

The chemical combination of camphor and nerolidol is key in making Ho Wood oil a strong antibacterial agent. The camphor works superficially to help reduce signs of bacterial infection as well as prevent the continued or recurring growth of bacteria on the affected area. The nerolidol works to allow the oil to penetrate deeply into the skin, allowing the antioxidant effects of the oil to clear your skin from the inside too – promoting cell regeneration and health. When applied regularly, the nerolidol also acts to stimulate the flow of blood cells under the surface of the skin, which means more nutrients are able to reach the affected area and allow for faster healing.

3. Diffusing

Ho Wood oil works very well in the diffusion process because it has a calming and refreshing odor that is often used to treat depression in aromatherapy and can also reduce stress or anxiety. The oil also works as a natural pest repellent, so will keep your home free of mosquitos and flies – without the need of harmful chemical agents or poisons.

4. Skin Care

Ho Wood oil has a relatively low comedogenic rating, which means it doesn`t form an oily layer when applied and won`t block up your pores. The high linalool content in the oil, combined with the 1,8-cineole oil helps to replenish essential vitamins in your skin which help to encourage cell growth and prevents excess sebum oil in oily skin types. The antiseptic qualities of the oil also remove dead skin cells and kill off any bacteria that might cause infections on the skin or worsen acne. To apply the oil, simply add a drop or two to a cotton swab and apply it to your face preferably after a warm shower and an initial facial scrub. Allow the oil to sit for a few minutes (roughly 5) and rinse it off with warm water.

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Ho Wood Essential Oil Uses

Ho wood essential oil has a sweet, woody scent and is often used in aromatherapy. It can also be added to lotions and creams to help soothe dry skin. Here are 6 simple yet effective Ho Wood essential oil blend recipes.

1. Deep Relaxation Roll on

Ho wood is great for relaxation, so are lavender and frankincense. This essential oil roller blend is a favorite for rolling on some deep relaxation.

4 drops Lavender

2 drops Ho Wood

2 drops Frankincense

Directions: Add all recipe ingredients to the roll-on bottle. Shake to blend together, roll onto arms, chest, shoulders, and neck for calming relief. 4% dilution.

2. Ho Wood Roller Blend - Positivity

3 drops Ho Wood essential oil

3 drops Frankincense essential oil

2 drops Cypress essential oil

2 teaspoons Jojoba Oil

10 ml Roller Bottle

Directions: Add all recipe ingredients to the roll-on bottle. Shake to blend together, roll onto arms, chest, shoulders, and neck for calming relief. 4% dilution.

3. Sweet Dreams Inhaler Recipe

Try this oil blend for sweet and peaceful thoughts and emotions.

4 drops Bergamot

4 drops Ho Wood

3 drops Juniper

3 drops Mandarin

Essential Oil Inhaler

Directions: Add oils to your personal aromatherapy inhaler. Use as needed when you want an aromatherapy boost.

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4. Ho Wood Air Freshener - Mental Refresh

Here is an essential oil air freshener the spritz in the air as needed to freshen your space.

6 drops Bergamot essential oil

4 drops Ho Wood essential oil

4 drops Juniper Berry oil

1/4 cup distilled water

1 tablespoon grain alcohol (as preservative)

2 oz glass spray bottle

Directions: Add ingredients into the spray bottle, spray well to blend and before each use.

5. Ho Wood Inhaler Blend - Uplifted Spirits

Try this uplifting essential oil blend.

5 drops Ho Wood essential oil

5 drops Rosalina essential oil

5 drops Lemon essential oil

Blank Aromatherapy Inhaler

Directions: Add wick to a small bowl, drop essential oils onto the wick, using tweezers to pick up the wick, then get any oil residual left in the bowl onto the wick. Place the wick in blank inhaler and put on end cap (base). To use, place under nose and inhaler the aroma.

6. Information Overload Inhaler Blend

5 drops Bergamot

4 drops Clary Sage

3 drops Tangerine

3 drops Ho Wood

Aromatherapy Inhaler

Directions: Add oils to your personal aromatherapy inhaler. Use as needed when you want an aromatherapy boost.

ABOUT

The oil is contained in various parts of the tree and is generally extracted through a steam distillation process. The tree produces a berry-like fruit that looks similar to a large blueberry and this is harvested to produce the majority of the oil that you find as the finished product of the bottle.

Precautions: This oil may interact with certain drugs, may contain safrole and methyleugenol, and is expected to be neurotoxic based on camphor content. Never use essential oils undiluted, in eyes or mucus membranes. Do not take internally unless working with a qualified and expert practitioner. Keep away from children.