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Benzoin resin is a yang sedative, and has a pronounced effect on congestion, seemingly to melt away blockages. It is an expectorant, and warms and tones the heart and circulation. Use benzoin resin in external skin applications to heal cuts and sooth inflammation.
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Certified Organic Benzoin resin oil | (Styrax tonkinesis)
Origin- Indonesia
Method of Cultivation- Wildharvested
Common Method Of Extraction: Solvent extraction
Parts Used: Resin
Note Classification: Base
Aroma: Sweet, warm-scented, vanilla-like scent, caramel, warm honey, a little waxy |
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Benzoin resin absolute is a thick, brownish-yellow oil with a sweet, balsamic odor with a hint of vanilla. Used as a preservative in cosmetics and a fixative for perfumes.The sweet fragrance has been used in incense blends for thousands of years. A rose and benzoin combination is a pleasant, soothing scent.
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| Excessive amounts can cause drowsiness. Not for internal use. |
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Remedies using : Benzoin
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The Benzoin tree is cultivated in Java, Sumatra, Cambodia, Vietnam, China and Thailand. The liquid benzoin is extracted from the bark of the tree by making an incision into the bark.The alcohol is then removed leaving a concentrated tincture known as a resin absolute.
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Benzoin has a long history of use in the East as an incense and in perfumes. |
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