Oakmoss absolute benefits include its use as an antiseptic to prevent infections in open cuts and wounds; it has anti-inflammatory qualities. Oakmoss Oil also acts as an expectorant, thus treating coughs and dissolving mucus in the respiratory tract. Its restorative qualities make it very popular in the battle against aging.
It is added to soaps to enhance their antibacterial and antiseptic qualities. It is also added to cosmetic creams and lotions to help combat inflammations on the skin and those obtained during shaving. The essential oil is also blended for massage purposes and can be used in potpourri, incense, aromatherapy, and air fresheners.
Blends well with Rose, Jasmine, Bergamot, Cinnamon and Clove.
It's very thick. Doesn't move while cold. Smells amazing! Warmed it up 120° and mixed it with lavender essential oil to use as an anchor for essential oils. All make sure I use less than .1% of oakmoss in my soaps to avoid causing skin sensitivity issues.
Oakmoss Absolute. To be clear, this is not your typical "essential oil" in the sense that it is more like the consistency of a thick molasses. It is very condensed and requires specific handling to be proficiently utilized. Unless you have a very specific need for this, I would recommend getting anything over 5ml, just to facilitate easier processing. Outstanding sample and I will immediately order more. Impeccable quality, fast and well protected shipping.
Oakmoss is a very thick and very intense scent. I make small 2ml 10% dilutions with fractionated coconut oil. The deep rich scent is still there, but it won't over power my blend. If you like strong woody scents get this, and experiment with different degrees of dilution.
A thick and lovely oakmoss!
The best EO money can buy. I used one drop in my diffuser and came up with a deep, woodsy, mellow fragrance. I found it to be calming and relaxing especially after a long workday. Get it and try it. You will not be disappointed!!!
This oil is incredible. I actually struggled with it until I figured out that you really only need one tiny drop if going directly into the diffuser OR 2 or 3 if making a bottled blend. The OTHER key component is to stir it into the other oils. At first, I blended this directly into my diffuser with a few other oils and it was over powering the other scents at times and never working with the other oils but rather battling against them.... until I realized I had to stir it in to the other oils. Then it turned into this magical foundation smoothly enhancing and connecting the other oils. Fairly tenastic as well. 1. Use Very Little 2. Stir! 3. Be amazed at what this does to other oils
