Aroma:Similar to Rosewood, smooth, floral, sweet, woody, exotic, warm.Latin Name:Cinnamomum camphora
Country of Origin:Taiwan
Cultivation Method:Conventionally Grown
Extraction Method:Steam Distilled
Extracted From:Leaves
Color:Colorless
Perfumery Note:Middle/Top
Consistency:Liquid.
Aromatherapy Properties:Pleasing, comforting, warming. Aphrodisiac, and very soothing to the mind. Balances emotions.
Suggested Use:Add a few drops to a diffuser for a relaxing and"grounding"aroma climate. Add 5 drops to a hot bath for a blissful retreat, mixing the oil with Aromaland's Coconut Emulsifier or some Half & Half prior to blending it with the water (in order to prevent the oils from floating on the surface).
Add up to 6 drops to 1oz. of Carrier Oil or unscented body care product. Alternatively, add up to 9 drops of Aromaland's Buddha Blend (which contains Ho Leaf) to 1oz. of unscented body care product.
History:The leaves of the Ho Sho variety of the camphor tree are stripped once or twice a year without damaging the tree. The leaves contain practically no camphor notes, which could be irritating, and has a very nice linalool scent. Because of its pure, pleasant aroma it has become popular as a replacement for Rosewood oil.
Specific Safety Information:No known toxicity.
Ethical alternative to Rosewood 
