<p><strong>Botanical Name:</strong> Copaifera officinalis </p><p><strong>Aromatic Aroma:</strong> Has a warm, honey-like aroma. It is rich and pleasant; it is easily identifiable as a base note.</p><p><strong>Consistency:</strong> Medium to Heavy</p><p><strong>Note:</strong> Base </p><p><strong>Aroma Strength:</strong> Medium </p><p><strong>Extraction Method:</strong> Steam Distilled</p><p><strong>Plant Part:</strong> Resin</p><p><strong>Origin:</strong> USA</p><p><strong>Color:</strong> Yellow to brownish, becomes darker when exposed to air. </p><p><strong>Common Uses:</strong> Properties of Copaiba include being soothing, balancing and uplifting. In combination with other essential oils it is a great fixative that binds more volatile aromas and extends their shelf life.</p><p><strong>Blends Well With:</strong> Copaiba blends well with oils from the spice family, oils from the floral family, and essential oils with Oriental bases. They also work well with the aphrodisiac oils - Rose, Jasmine, Sandalwood, and Frankincense. It can also support the softer qualities of oils such as Ylang Ylang or Vanilla. </p><p><strong>History:</strong> Copaiba has been used historically as a fixative in perfumes, colognes, detergents and soaps. </p><p><strong>Cautions:</strong> May cause possible dermal sensitization. <strong>Avoid use during pregnancy.</strong></p>