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This semisolid oil is a sweetly smoky, earthy and mysterious
base note. It has a touch of rose to the aroma, and years ago
was used to adulterate Rose Otto.
Emotionally the oil is relaxing and calming, a wonderful
destressor. The tree is called sacred by the natives of
Paraguay, so the oil might also be a good addition to a sacred or
meditative blend.
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Guaiacwood |
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Physically it is said to be anti-inflammatory. Some sources
recommend Guaiacwood as a venous or lymphatic decongestant. (I would
blend it with
Cistus for this use.) Come to think of it, aromatically it
would compliment Cistus. The blend would be delightful. This
same decongesting effect would make Guaiacwood useful for treating
the pelvic congestion that can accompany or cause PMS.
Other sources recommend using Guaiacwood in blends to treat gout,
rheumatism or arthritis pains, as well as simple fluid retention.
Please note that this is a very thick oil. It can easily be
spooned out of the bottle, if you have something small enough to do
so. If not, the bottle will need to be warmed to turn the solid oil
to liquid. It takes quite a bit of warming to do so.
BLENDS WITH:
Bergamot,
Elemi,
Frankincense, Geranium,
Grapefruit,
Jasmine,
Lavender,
Orange Blossom Absolute, Oakmoss,
Palma Rosa,
Patchouli,
Rose,
Sandalwood,
and
Ylang Ylang.
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