Name: West Indies Sandalwood also known as Amyris

Species: Amyris balsamifera

Method: Steam distillation
Note Classification: Base
Scent: Musky, woody & warm
Colour: Pale yellow        

Family: Rutaceae
Extracted From: Wood, branches.

Region: Haiti, South & Central America.
Historical: Local fisherman and traders call it “candlewood” because of its high oil content and common use as a torch.

Of Interest: Sometimes called Amyris or West Indian Rosewood, not to be confused with East Indies Sandalwood (Santalum Album).
Aromatherapy Uses: Amyris essential oil is known to be good for 

Pain: Muscle cramps.

Respiratory: Bronchitis.

Skin: Rashes

Digestion: Spasms

Blends Well With : Cedarwood, citronella & other woody oils.

Safety Data: Non toxic