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Choya Loban essential oil, 100 ml

Choya loban essential oil for aromatic and wellness care formulations

Choya loban essential oil is obtained through dry distillation of natural Boswellia resin traditionally used in oriental aromatic compositions. The oil has a deep warm smoky resinous aroma and is widely used in cosmetic, aromatic and wellness formulations. The ingredient blends easily with carrier oils, integrates into cream and emulsion systems and is also used in aromatic compositions for body care and atmospheric products. The component is suitable for industrial and laboratory production thanks to formulation stability and versatile application.

Properties and skin appearance outcome

In cosmetic products choya loban essential oil creates a warm and comforting sensory effect after application. Its aromatic profile adds depth to formulations and enhances relaxing perception during care routines.

Products enriched with this oil help create softer skin feel after body care rituals while adding characteristic warm resinous aromatic notes, improving overall product experience.

Application across industries

Choya loban essential oil is incorporated into creams, balms, body oils, aromatic blends, spa formulations, massage products, aromatherapy applications, candles and home fragrance solutions. The ingredient is widely used in wellness product lines, relaxing care formulations, niche aromatic products as well as private label and industrial cosmetic production.

Recipe for spa aromatic body oil

Sweet almond oil 20 ml
Jojoba oil 12 ml
Choya loban essential oil 4 ml
Orange essential oil 3 ml
Vitamin E oil 2 ml

To prepare the blend, carrier oils are combined in a clean container and mixed until a uniform base is achieved. Essential oils are then incorporated while mixing continues to distribute aromas evenly throughout the blend. Vitamin E oil is added afterwards and the mixture is mixed again and allowed to stabilize briefly before filling. The finished oil can be used in massage treatments, body care routines or aromatic spa rituals.

Choya loban essential oil supports creation of stable aromatic formulations, simplifies development of atmospheric wellness products and ensures reproducible performance in B2B cosmetic manufacturing.

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INCI	Choya Loban Attar Essential Oil
Other
Application	massage oils, anti-cellulite programs, softening programs, moisturizers, after-sun cosmetics, cosmetics for sun protection, shampoos, aromatherapy, room aromatization: handmade soap, natural cosmetics
Att brand	India
Color product	rich yellow to brown
Descriptio smell	leathery, smoky, with sweet balsamic and forest notes
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	Full bath — 2–4 drops per emulsifier; air aroma spray — 6–10 drops per 5 ml of emulsifier; aroma lamp — 1–3 drops; bath salt, soap — 25 drops per 1 kg; massage, aroma candles, oil serums — 1–4 drops per 50 ml of base; deodorant — 3–4 drops per 5 ml of base oil; enriching emulsions, shampoo — 4–6 drops per 10 g of product; hair-loss lotions — 5–7 drops per 20–25 ml of product
Name	Choya Loban essential oil, 100 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	100 ml
Properties	for men's perfumes and deodorants; incense sticks, candles; air fresheners
Purpose	Excellent relaxant, relieves irritation. It is obtained by dry distillation of Indian incense resin. The aroma of lobanon attar differs from the aroma of incense made by traditional distillation.
Solubility	oil, alcohol, ether
View	liquid
Valid until	09.2028