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Amount	1 ml
Att brand	India
Attention	Pregnancy, renal pathology. Not recommended for home aromatherapy. Contraindicated for those who are allergic to ragweed, marigolds, chamomile, as an allergy to costus can also begin (the plants belong to the same family). Cannot be taken internally.
Composition	monoterpenes, sexviterpenes, beta-ionic ketones, natural alcohols (costunolide, saucheralactone), costoli, linalool, lactones.
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Costus Essential Oil 1 ml
Skin type	oily, normal, combined
Type	for face, for skin around eyes, for body, for hands, for legs
View	thick liquid, yellow or brown
Valid until	10.2028

Costus Essential Oil 1 ml

Costus Essential Oil for deep aromatic and formulation focused solutions

Properties and skin appearance outcome

Application across industries

Recipe for an aromatic oil with Costus essential oil