Wholesale osmanthus essential oil for soap making oil

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Osmanthus oil is different from other essential oils. Typically, essential oils are steam distilled. Flowers are delicate, which makes it a little more difficult to extract oils this way. Osmanthus falls into this category. 

It takes thousands of pounds to produce a small amount of Osmanthus essential oil. A solvent extraction method may also be used. This produces Osmanthus absolute. All of the solvents are removed before the final product is ready for use. 

Osmanthus Essential Oil Uses

Now that you understand how Osmanthus oil is produced, you may be wondering what are some of osmanthus essential oil uses. Because of its high cost and the low yield of Osmanthus oil, you may choose to use it sparingly.

That said, this oil can be used in the same way you would use any other essential oil:

• Adding to a diffuser
• Applying topically when diluted with a carrier oil
• Inhaled

The right choice for you really depends on your personal preference and your purpose for use. Many people find that diffusing the oil or inhaling it is the simplest way to use this oil.

Osmanthus Essential Oil Benefits

Osmanthus essential oil, usually sold as Osmanthus absolute, offers many benefits in addition to its intoxicating aroma.

May Help with Anxiety

Osmanthus has a sweet and floral scent that many people find relaxing and calming. When used for aromatherapy purposes, it may help ease anxiety. 

One 2017 study found that Osmanthus essential oil and grapefruit oil helped reduce anxiety in patients undergoing a colonoscopy.

A Soothing and Uplifting Aroma

The scent of Osmanthus essential oil can have uplifting and inspiring effects, which makes it a popular choice in spiritual work, yoga, and meditation.

May Nourish and Soften the Skin

Osmanthus is commonly used in skin care products because of its nourishing properties. The essential oil of this coveted flower is often added to anti-aging products because of its antioxidant and mineral content.

Along with antioxidants, Osmanthus also contains selenium. Together, the two can help fight against free radicals that accelerate the signs of aging. Osmanthus also contains compounds that behave similarly to vitamin E in protecting cell membranes. The carotene in the oil converts to vitamin A, which further protects against damaging free radicals.

To use for skin nourishment, Osmanthus oil can be applied topically diluted with a carrier oil.

May Help with Allergies

Osmanthus oil may help combat airborne allergies. Research shows that this flower contains antioxidants that can help fight inflammation in the airways caused by allergies.

For inhalation, add a few drops of the oil to a diffuser. For skin allergies, the oil can be applied topically if diluted with a carrier oil.

May Repel Insects

Humans may find the scent of Osmanthus to be pleasant, but insects aren’t big fans. Osmanthus essential oil reportedly has insect-repelling properties.

Research has found that the Osmanthus flower contains compounds that repel insects, particularly isopentane extract.

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