Botanical Name: Michelia alba
Botanical Family: Magnoliaceae
Extraction Method: Steam distilled
Part of Plant Distilled: Leaves
Country of Origin: India
Cultivation Method: Wild
Composition: 100% Michelia alba
Consistency: Thin
Scent Description: Sweet figs and Bergamot with hints of green wood and Myrtle.
Blends well with: Magnolia Flower, Bergamot, Blood Orange, Douglas Fir, Citron, Lemon Myrtle, Ylang, Rose, Vetiver, Lemon Verbena, Grapefruit, Grand Fir, Hyssop, Geranium, and Frankincense.
Uses: Excellent emollient for dry, rough skin. Super hydrating. Amorous aromatic for baths, diffusions, and infusions in massage oils. Accents perfumes and colognes with lush green notes.
Majestic Magnolia Leaf Essential Oil harnesses the ancient wonder of the Champa Tree. This lovely leaf essence is steam distilled to capture the natural nuances of this venerated foliage. Unlike the sweet, freesia-like scent of the Magnolia flower, the Magnolia leaf exudes an aroma that is greener, woodier, and more complex.
The leaf of the Magnolia tree may be particularly beneficial for strengthening frazzled skin and is often used as an under-eye treatment in beauty products.
Inhale magnolia molecules that enhance a sense of peace and wellbeing as the inspiring amorous qualities of this leaf make a captivating confidence booster. Beyond inspiring a love for others, this oil instigates a heightened sense of self-love, helping those who use it to see and experience the rich depth of their inner worlds.
Enjoy the sacred in the everyday with Magnolia Leaf Essential Oil, a faithful supporter of self-love, self-expression, and inspired wellbeing.
“He told of the Magnolia spread high as a cloud, high over-head! The Cypress and her spire; of flowers that with one scarlet gleam cover a hundred leagues, and seem to set the hills on fire.”
~ William Wordsworth
“Champaca is an evergreen tree native to Asia. The tree grows to a height of about 65 feet, has long glossy green leaves and small, fragrant white, yellow, or red flowers that develop into yellow-green fruits.”
~ Carol Schiller and David Schiller, The Aromatherapy Encyclopedia
