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BORNEOL. Dryobalanops aromatica. TOXIC The essential oil is not recommended for use in Aromatherapy. (Also known as Baros Camphor, Borneo Camphor, Dryobalanops canphora, East Indian Camphor, Malayan Camphor, Sumatra Camphor.)

BORAGE OIL. Borago officinalis has double the concentration of Gamma Linolenic Acid (GLA) than Evening Primrose Oil to help body functions run smoothly and to help maintain healthy skin. It may benefit premenstrual and menopausal women. It is also known as Star Flower Oil and is usually sold under that name as health supplement capsules.

BORONIA - BROWN. Boronia megastigma. A unique aromatic essential oil used for expensive high class perfumery work. FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY. Native to Western Australia these highly prized aromatic plants were once in danger of extinction through indiscriminate gathering.

BRAZIL NUT. Bertholletia excelsa. A cold pressed edible oil, rich in proteins, vitamin E and vitamin A and Selenium. The oil is a gentle and soothing emollient skin moisturiser.

BROOM - SPANISH. Spartium junceum. TOXIC The essential oil is not recommended for use in Aromatherapy. (Also known as Broom, Genet, Genista, Genista juncea, Weaver's Broom.)

BUCHU. Agothosma betulina. TOXIC The essential oil is not recommended for use in Aromatherapy. (Also known as Barosma betulina, Bookoo, Bucco, Buku, Mountain Buchu, Short Buchu.)

CABREUVA. Myrocarpus fastigiatus. Related to the trees which provide Copaiba, Peru and Tolu Balsam. The essential oil is for EXTERNAL USE ONLY and it should always be diluted with a suitable carrier oil such as Sweet Almond Oil before applying to the skin. Keep it away from children and pets. It is non-toxic and non-irritant but with possible sensitization in some individuals. Use for antiseptic, chills, colds, coughs, cuts, scars, wounds. (Also known as Baume de Perou Brun, Cabureicica.)

                                        

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