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Daphne odora Essential Oil, 10 ml

Ingredient	Quantity (by weight)
Beeswax	40%
Jojoba Oil	40%
Sweet Almond Oil	15%
Daphne odora Essential Oil	5%

INCI	Daphne Odora Flower Essential Oil
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Application	Aromatherapy Aroma lamps and diffusers Daphne odora oil in small quantities creates a unique atmosphere of coziness, relieves tension, helps to immerse oneself in a relaxing, almost meditative state. Baths Adding 2-4 drops to a warm bath (through an emulsifier: salt, honey, milk) gives the water a subtle, luxurious aroma; promotes relaxation and restoration of emotional balance. Perfumery Niche and selective perfumery Daphne odora is valued by perfumers for its rare, lush floral accent, which can act as a heart note in luxurious compositions. Often combined with white floral accords (jasmine, gardenia) and soft woody bases. Author's perfumes and exclusive compositions Perfumers-enthusiasts use daphne oil to create rare, sensual aromas - both in pure form and in combination with other essential oils and absolutes. Cosmetics and skin care Creams, lotions, balms Due to possible softening and antioxidant properties, a small addition of daphne oil can enrich the composition of cosmetics, giving them a subtle luxurious aroma. Handmade soap It is used extremely rarely and in very small quantities, since the oil is expensive and rich in smell. Suitable for exclusive batches of premium soap. Additional areas (limited) traditional use In some Eastern cultures, daphne is mentioned as a plant with healing properties (infusions, decoctions), but the essential oil is not an officially recognized traditional use. It is used rather as an element of aromatherapy techniques or an addition to cosmetics.
Aroma	Rich, sweet, intensely floral, with delicate honey-fruity nuances and a light spicy note. It is often called "winter exotic" due to the plant's early spring flowering and stunning scent trail.
Att brand	India
Color product	pale yellow or almost transparent shade
Dosage	Aromatherapy Diffusers, aroma lamps: 2-4 drops per room of 15-20 m². Daphne oil is quite intense, so it is not recommended to exceed the dosage, especially for long sessions. Cosmetics Creams, serums, lotions: 0.5-1% of the total weight of the formula. Handmade soap: 1-3 drops per 100 g of base, so that the aroma is noticeable, but not overwhelming and does not irritate the skin. Massage 1-2 drops of essential oil per 10 ml of base oil (almond, jojoba, peach, etc.). Before using for massage purposes, it is important to test for possible allergies and take into account the high concentration of aromatic components. Caution: the Daphne odora plant is considered potentially toxic when taken internally. Essential oil is recommended for external use only and in strict dilution. Be sure to do a tolerance test, especially if you have a tendency to allergic reactions.
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Daphne odora Essential Oil, 10 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	10 ml
Properties	Pronounced floral aroma The oil gives a characteristic, very intense floral scent, often described as sweet, rich, with subtle fruity-honey nuances. Anti-stress and relaxing It is believed that the aroma of Daphne odora in aromatherapy helps to reduce emotional stress, can contribute to improving mood and sleep quality. Possible anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects Traditionally, extracts of plants of the wolfberry family were sometimes used to relieve inflammatory processes. However, Daphne odora essential oil has not yet been studied scientifically, so more specific medicinal properties require additional verification. Tonic Inhaling a gentle but rich aroma helps to restore strength, maintain a cheerful state during mental and physical fatigue. Antioxidant Presumably, some components of the oil may have an antioxidant effect, protecting skin cells from the negative impact of the environment. Such properties are still being studied.
Purpose	Daphne odora, also known as winter daphne, February daphne or “Fragrant Daphne”, is an evergreen shrub of the Thymelaeaceae family, native to East Asia (China, Japan). The plant is prized for the enchanting, intense aroma of its flowers, which bloom in early spring. Obtaining essential oil from Daphne odora is a labor-intensive and expensive process, so it is quite rare on the market and is considered a niche product. Daphne odora Essential Oil by Attar is an exotic and rare product valued for: Unique sweet-floral and intense aroma; Potential relaxing, anti-stress effects in aromatherapy; Uniqueness and exclusivity in perfumery due to the fact that daphne oil is hard to find and has a rich, persistent trail. When using daphne oil, consider the following factors High concentration: the oil is saturated with active components, so careful dosing and mandatory dilution in base oils are required. Allergy test: before widespread use, apply the mixture to a small area of the skin and wait 24 hours to exclude individual intolerance. Storage: it is advisable to keep the oil in a tightly closed bottle made of dark glass, in a cool place, away from direct sunlight. Toxicity: it is highly not recommended to take it internally; the daphne plant is generally poisonous when eaten. Only external methods of use are suitable (cosmetics, aroma lamps, massage). Thus, Daphne odora oil is an option for connoisseurs of refined, rare aromas who are ready to invest in high quality and a truly unique scent that can transport you to the world of tropical evergreen gardens even in cold winter.
Solubility	oil, alcohol, ether
Type	natural
View	liquid
Valid until	04.2028

Daphne odora Essential Oil, 10 ml

Daphne odora Essential Oil: The Intoxicating Fragrance of Winter Daphne