Blue Cypress Distillation
Blue Cypress Distillation
About Blue Cypress Distillation
Blue Cypress Distillation is sourced from Callitris intratropica. It is offered standardized for Guaiazulene, CAS 187348-13-6. Traditional and industrial applications include skin & wound care, pain relief, respiratory support, aromatherapy.
Applications & Benefits
6Skin & Wound Care
Its anti-inflammatory properties soothe irritations, eczema, dermatitis, and allergic hives. It is also used to accelerate healing for minor burns, cold sores, warts, and insect bites.
Pain Relief
Topically applied, it is used to alleviate muscle aches, joint stiffness, and symptoms associated with rheumatoid arthritis.
Respiratory Support
Diffusing the oil helps thin mucus, clear nasal/chest congestion, and relieve discomfort from sinusitis and cold symptoms.
Aromatherapy
The grounding, woody-citrus scent helps calm nerves, reduce stress, and promote mental clarity.
Natural Perfumery & Cosmetics
Due to its long-lasting scent, it is highly valued as a natural woody base note in men's fragrances and acts as a fixative in lotions and soaps.
Insect Repellent
Historically used by Indigenous Australians, it serves as a natural deterrent against mosquitoes and sandflies.
Specifications
Technical Specification Sheet- Botanical Source
- Callitris intratropica
- Offering Grade
- Guaiazulene
- CAS Number
- 187348-13-6
- Active Compound
- Guaiazulene (C15H18)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the botanical source of Blue Cypress Distillation?
Blue Cypress Distillation is sourced from Callitris intratropica.
What is the CAS number for Blue Cypress Distillation?
Blue Cypress Distillation carries CAS number 187348-13-6.
What grade is Blue Cypress Distillation offered in?
Blue Cypress Distillation is offered standardized for Guaiazulene.
What is Blue Cypress Distillation used for?
Blue Cypress Distillation is commonly used for Skin & Wound Care.
What are wood and bark oils?
These are essential oils obtained by steam distillation of wood and bark raw material, used in fragrance, aromatherapy, and pharmaceutical applications.
How is each wood or bark oil specified?
Each product page states the botanical source and the primary active compound (for example, a named sesquiterpene), so the oil's composition can be confirmed against your application.
Which wood and bark oils have a verified active-compound percentage range?
3 of the 19 wood and bark oils in this category are standardized to a verified active-compound percentage range: Ho wood Distillation (95-99% Linalool), Indian Sandal Wood Distillation (50-70% Santalol), and Rose wood Distillation (80-90% Linalool). This category also includes Agarwood Distillation, sourced from Aquilaria malaccensis.
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