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| Aroma | Distinctly spicy-sweet with a clear, resinous undertone |
| Category | Camphoraceous | Herbaceous |
| Note | Middle |
| Intensity | 4/6 |
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| [ More About ] | |
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| AKA | Sweet Gale, Candle berry |
| Chinese | 睡菜 |
| Japanese | 谷地柳 |
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| Botanical Family | Myrtaceae |
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| Chemistry | Terpenes |
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| Common Usage | Skincare & "Problem" Skin
Natural Insect Repellent
Respiratory Support
Emotional & Mental Wellness
Physical Wellness
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| Blending note | It is a rare and seasonal oil, cherished for its unique chemical profile that bridges the gap between medicinal and perfume-like scents |
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| Do you know? | In the Middle Ages, Bog Myrtle branches were placed under beds or in cupboards to keep fleas and moths away; it was also used in royal wedding bouquets in Scotland as a symbol of "good fortune |
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| Contraindication | Avoid use during pregnancy. It is a potent oil that should be used in low dilutions (usually 1% or less) and is not recommended for children or those with highly sensitive skin |
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