Botanical Name: Cyperus scariosus Plant Part: Flowers Extraction Method: Steam Origin: India Description: This grass is small and produces delicate, aromatic flowers. Color: Dark Amber to Light Brown Common Uses: Cypriol is often used in compounding perfumes, in the manufacturing of soaps, medicine and incense sticks. It is also used as an insect repellent. Consistency: Viscous Note: Middle Strength of Aroma: Cypriol has a spicy, earthy, wood-like scent. Blends well with: Bergamot; Clary Sage; Labdanum; Patchouli Aromatic Scent: Cypriol has a surprisingly vibrant scent that is very similar in tone to oils from the Cedarwood family. History: Cypriol has a long history, particularly in India where the oil was used to scent clothing and for use as medicine against digestive problems. Cautions: None Known.
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Submited By: Cathryn from Orleans, Ontario on 08/14/2008 Rating:
Beautiful smell! There's a lovely sweetness to it, combined with that wonderful woodsy aroma.
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Botanical Name: Cyperus scariosus 
