USING ROSEWOOD OIL

Rosewood essential oil is best known for its aroma, and it can be described in multiple ways: woody, spicy, floral, fruity, and enlivening. Because of this distinctive aroma, rosewood oil has been a staple ingredient in expensive perfumes and soaps. The industry had been so intense that it led to the tree's deforestation during the early 1900s. The value of rosewood oil slowly started to climb up, forcing manufacturers to use cheaper alternatives, such as synthetic linalool and Chinese Ho oils. Fortunately, this shift allowed rosewood forests to replenish and thrive once more... All of these chemicals work in cohesion to stimulate skin cell production and regenerate damaged tissues. Because of this effect, the topical application of rosewood can improve the appearance of dull, dry, and even oily skin. There are also studies proving that applying rosewood oil on the skin can reduce the risk of cancer. It destroys both pre-cancerous and cancerous cells and leaves the healthy ones..