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What does this litsea cubeba oil blend well with?
Pairs with lavender, sweet orange, bergamot, petitgrain, geranium, ylang-ylang, lemongrass, vetiver, cedarwood and patchouli; blend at 10-30%.
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How consistent is the quality between batches of this litsea cubeba oil?
Citral kept within ±2% of the contract window, sensory approval vs retained master sample, fixed Jiangxi feedstock and one distillation line.
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How is this litsea cubeba oil used in aromatherapy?
Diffuse 3-5 drops/100 mL, massage blend 1-2% in carrier, bath 3-5 drops via solubiliser — always dilute; citral sensitiser precautions apply.
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How does this litsea cubeba oil smell — aroma profile and character?
Intense fresh lemon-citrus top, grassy-green berry body and a clean sweet-lemon drydown — pure citral character, «more lemon than lemon».
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What does this litsea cubeba oil look like — appearance, color and consistency?
Clear to pale yellow, thin mobile liquid (pale yellow to light yellow), density 0.860-0.890, refractive index 1.480-1.490 — classic for a high-citral berry distillate.
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What is your after-sales policy for this litsea cubeba oil?
COA+GC-MS per batch, 36-month traceability, free technical/regulatory support, 48-h complaint response, priority re-supply and dedicated account manager.
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What usage rates are recommended for cinnamon bark oil?
Food 5-100 ppm; candles 1-5%; soap 0.5-1.5%; body oil ≤0.5-1%; leave-on ≤0.5%; diffuser 1-3 drops; start low, test your base.
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How should cinnamon bark oil be transported and stored?
Store 5-25°C, sealed, dark, full container; glass/aluminum/lacquered steel; flash point ~80°C; shelf life 36 months sealed, 12 after opening.
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What is the shelf life and how should I store this oil?
36 months unopened (25°C max, sealed, dark), 12 months after opening; keep full, cool, dark; re-test long-term stock.
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