Botanical Name: Copaifera Officinalis *It is extracted from the wild growing trees. They are found mainly in the South American rain forests - particularly Brazil, Columbia, Peru and Venezuela. The resin is harvested by tapping or drilling holes into the trunk of the tree. In this way it is much like how rubber trees are tapped. *Botanical Name: Copaifera officinalis *Aromatic Aroma: Has a warm, honey-like aroma. It is rich and pleasant; it is easily identifiable as a base note. *Consistency: Medium to Heavy *Note: Base *Aroma Strength: Medium *Extraction Method: Steam Distilled *Plant Part: Resin *Origin: USA *Color: Yellow to brownish, becomes darker when exposed to air. *Common Uses: Properties of Copaiba include being soothing, balancing and uplifting. In combination with other essential oils it is a great fixative that binds more volatile aromas and extends their shelf life. *Blends Well With: Copaiba blends well with oils from the spice family, oils from the floral family, and essential oils with Oriental bases. They also work well with the aphrodisiac oils - Rose, Jasmine, Sandalwood, and Frankincense. It can also support the softer qualities of oils such as Ylang Ylang or Vanilla. *History: Copaiba has been used historically as a fixative in perfumes, colognes, detergents and soaps. *Cautions: May cause possible dermal sensitization. Avoid use during pregnancy.
Botanical Name: Copaifera Officinalis *It is extracted from the wild growing trees. They are found mainly in the South American rain forests - particularly Brazil, Columbia, Peru and Venezuela. The resin is harvested by tapp...
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