Australian Buddha wood oil
Common name ,Botanical name-Eremophila mitchelli Benth
Description
An evergreen and often resinous shrub to small tree 3-8m in height,(woody weed), growing in many areas predominantly found on Western slopes and plains of NSW and Queensland, dark rough bark, with hairless leaves that are bright green and aromatic. The scented wood is burnt for its pleasant aroma.
Production method
Steam distillation-Wood and bark.
Oil characteristics
A dark copper red oil, opaque, viscous, medium intensity odour, the scent predominant in wood with a vegetal sutaining note and somewhat spicy back note. The taste is bitter.
Uses
Pain relief of sore muscles, and joints when used in massageoil. Useful as an addition in men”s toiletries and scent for its unique colour and woody odor.