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Which oils blend well with this Angelica root oil?
Blends well with rose, jasmine, sandalwood, patchouli, vetiver, labdanum, clove, ginger and sweet orange.
How is batch-to-batch consistency maintained for this Angelica root oil?
Graded Dao-di material + fixed protocol + GC-MS matching; refined batches hold marker CV <4.7%; 24-month retained references.
How is this oil used in aromatherapy?
Diffuse 3–6 drops; massage 2–5% dilution for warming abdominal comfort; supports calming, centering blends.
What does this Angelica root oil smell like?
Warm sweet, earthy-herbal top with deep woody-musky, hay-like, tonka-sweet body; long-lasting rooty dry-down.
What does this Angelica root oil look like — appearance, color, and consistency at room temperature?
Oily to viscous yellow-brown liquid, yellow to dark brown amber; density 0.930–1.000, refractive index 1.480–1.530.
What is your after-sales policy for this oil?
Technical support, doc updates, batch comparison, stock monitoring and priority reordering for repeat buyers.
What are the recommended usage rates for Chuanxiong rhizome oil?
Perfume 0.5–2%; massage blend 1–5%; cosmetics 0.1–1%; candle 2–8%; patch test and IFRA limits apply.
What are the recommended transport and storage conditions for Chuanxiong rhizome oil?
15–25°C, airtight, amber/dark containers, away from light/heat/oxidizers; per GB/T 26516 / ISO 210; 36-month shelf life.
What is the shelf life of Chuanxiong rhizome oil and how should it be stored?
36 months unopened (15–25°C, airtight, dark); 12 months after opening; oxidation-sensitive — minimize headspace/air exposure.