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Wild and Organic Brazilian Pepper Tree Essential Oil

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Wild and Organic Brazilian Pepper Tree Essential Oil

Schinus terebinthifolia

  • 100% pure and natural essential oil.
  • Organic certification.
  • Origin: Madagascar.
  • Aromatic note: peppery, woody, spicy, fresh.
  • Current batch: OEPRR0529
  • Earliest expiry date: May. / 2029

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  • 5ml €9.50

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  • 10ml €16.55
  • 100ml €121.35

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Product information

  • INCI: Schinus terebinthifolia
  • Other names: Turbinto, Aroeira or pink pepper
  • Essential oil type: 100% pure, complete
  • Relative density: 0,862
  • Optical rotation: 3,0º
  • Refractive index: 1,476
  • Extraction: Steam distillation
  • Part used: Fruit
  • Fragrance note: Middle
  • Aroma strength: Medium
  • Country of origin: Madagascar
  • SE5125
  • CAS number: 94334-31-3
  • EINECS number: 68917-52-2
  • Main components:
    • δ 3 Careno: 39,11%
    • α Pineno: 11,20%
    • α Felandreno: 11,16%
    • Sabineno: 6,19%
    • Limoneno: 5,51%
    • β Felandreno: 4,33%
    • Mirceno: 3,63%
    • Para Cimeno: 3,01%
    • Germacreno D: 2,81%
    • terpinen-4-ol: 1,26%

    Estos componentes son Específicos para este Lote. El Quimiotipado se realiza mediante análisis de GCMS.

  • Additives: None
Price range Wild and Organic Brazilian Pepper Tree Essential Oil at Mi Cosmética Casera from 9,50 € to 121,35 € across 4 sizes.
Prices always include VAT.

Description

Schinus terebinthifolius belongs to the same family as mastic and pistachio. It is native to subtropical and tropical regions of South America: southeastern Brazil, northern Argentina and Paraguay. It is used as an ornamental tree in other parts of the world. The essential oil we offer comes from Madagascar.

In South America, the Incas considered the plant a true panacea and attributed numerous benefits to it. The berries were used to treat urinary problems, improve venous circulation and relieve joint pain. They used the leaves for oral care and the resin as a purgative. It is still used in the Andes, and the berries are used to make chicha, a fermented drink similar to beer.

The essential oil's fresh, spicy aroma helps combat tiredness.

Appearance: Clear liquid, light yellow to light green

Solubility: Insoluble in water, soluble in oil

Precautions

Do not use during pregnancy or on children under 6 years of age. Always use properly diluted.

Taxonomy

Botanical name: Schinus terebinthifolia Raddi - Family: Anacardiaceae - Genus: Schinus

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