Fragonia Pure Essential Oil / Origin Australia

Description

Fragonia Pure Essential oil

Botanical Name – Agonis fragrans
Origin – Western Australia
Part Used – The Leaves, Twigs and Branches
Extraction Method – Steam Distillation
Appearance – Colourless to pale yellow
Scent – Has a citrusy, spicy, camphor-like aroma
Solubility – Soluble in fixed oils and alcohol, Insoluble in water
Main Uses – Perfumery and for creating your own blends. Cosmetic use in lotions etc
Note – Middle Note

Growing Conditions – Organically crafted that is to say not certified as organic but wildcrafted and grown on unpolluted sustainable land.
This product is free from any additives or adulterants. It has been rigorously tested and meets the highest standards possible. No pesticides, synthetic chemicals, herbicides, GMOs or harmful chemicals are ever used during any stage of the growing or distillation process.

Fragonia Essential Oil is a rare essential oil which is steam distilled from the long leaves and twigs of the flowering Agonis fragrans shrub which grows wild in the Australian bush. It is often compared with tea tree oil in terms of its therapeutic properties and has wide ranging applications of use.

Fragonia Essential Oil is an excellent additive for a wide range of cosmetic products and toiletries.

Pure Absolute Oils or Essential Oils should always be diluted with a carrier oil such as grapeseed oil or sweet almond oil before using on the skin. A patch test is recommended to see if your skin is sensitive to the product. With a dilution it is not necessary to dilute the oil as it is already diluted and can be used straight on the skin although a patch test is still recommended.

For External Cosmetic Use Only

Certificate of Analysis on request.

Part of our proceeds go to planting native and rare or endangered trees from around the World. We now have over thirty different species including Swamp Cypress, Bristlecone Pine, Giant Redwood, Ginkgo Biloba, Scots Pine, Dawn Redwood, Colorado White Fir, Engelmann Spruce, Atlas Cedar and Lebanon Cedar to name but a few.