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Saro (Mandravasarotra) Essential Oil
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Saro (Mandravasarotra) Essential Oil

Cinnamosma fragrans
Uplifting - Renewing - Protective
Uplifting - Renewing - Protective
£13.49
SKU: 2689 Category: Tags: ,

Benefits & How To Use

Saro (Mandravasarotra) Cinnamosma fragrans (2689 – 5ml)

Saro is supportive to the immune system but without containing phenols. Use it as an inhalation oil, and as a support for the respiratory system, skin, urinary tract, and digestion. The plant, which comes from Madagascar, is traditionally used against ‘evil spirits’ and may be used against the ‘evil spirit’ of today: burnout, fatigue and overwork. The scent is fresh and camphoraceous with a floral sweetness.

Saro is a bit Ravintsara-like in its penetrating properties. In ayurvedic terms it purifies prana and udana, and you can use it for voice problems with Frankincense. Blend Saro with Plai, Kunzea or Fragonia.

This is a pure therapeutic-quality aromatherapy essential oil from Madagascar, and is obtained from the leaves of the tree.

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Saro (Mandravasarotra) Cinnamosma fragrans (2689 - 5ml)

Saro is supportive to the immune system but without containing phenols. Use it as an inhalation oil, and as a support for the respiratory system, skin, urinary tract, and digestion. The plant, which comes from Madagascar, is traditionally used against 'evil spirits' and may be used against the 'evil spirit' of today: burnout, fatigue and overwork. The scent is fresh and camphoraceous with a floral sweetness.

This is a pure therapeutic-quality aromatherapy essential oil from Madagascar, and is obtained from the leaves of the tree.

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FAQs

What is Saro essential oil?
Saro Essential Oil comes from Cinnamosma fragrans, a plant in the Canellaceae family grown in Madagascar. It is obtained from the leaves and produced from conventional cultivation. The oil has a fresh, camphoraceous character with a soft floral sweetness.
What does Saro essential oil smell like?
It has a fresh, camphoraceous aroma with a gentle floral sweetness underneath. Some people find it a little Ravintsara-like in its penetrating quality. It feels clean and bright rather than heavy.
How is Saro essential oil traditionally used?
It is used as an inhalation oil and as support for the respiratory system, skin, urinary tract, and digestion. It is also described as supportive to the immune system, and it can be used with Frankincense for voice concerns. In Ayurvedic terms, it is said to help purify prana and udana.
What oils does Saro blend well with?
It blends well with Plai, Kunzea, or Fragonia. It is also used alongside Frankincense for voice problems. These pairings suit its clear, penetrating character.
Is Saro essential oil suitable for children?
It is unsuitable for babies and children. The unopened shelf life is 36 months, and after opening it is 6 months. Keep that in mind when planning how often you will use it.

About Saro (Mandravasarotra) Cinnamosma fragrans

Technical Documents
GC MSDS
  • Botanical name: Cinnamosma fragrans
  • Plant family: Canellaceae
  • Cultivation: Conventional cultivation (unaltered & analysed)
  • Country of origin: Madagascar
  • Part of plant: Leaves
  • Contents: Cinnamosma fragrans Oil
  • Item no: 2689

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