pure Essential Oil

  Essential Oil of Buchu Leaf Oil is a volatile oil extracted from the leaves of the South African plant Buch (Barosma betulina), which belongs to the Rutaceae family. The leaves of this plant are long and elliptical, glossy, and carry distinctive aroma. The main components of buchu oil include various volatile compounds such as flavonoids (like diosmin), monoterpenes (such as limene), and some alcohol substances.

 Application Fields

 Medical Field ：Buchu oil possesses certain medicinal values. It has anti-inflammatory properties, primarily due to itsonoid content, which can help reduce inflammatory responses. This may be beneficial in treating minor inflammatory conditions. For instance, in urinary system inflammation, it can discomfort symptoms such as cystitis by reducing the inflammation that irritates the bladder lining, thereby improving symptoms like frequent urination and urgency. It also has a ditic effect. In traditional medicine, buchu oil is used to help the body eliminate excess water, promoting the production and excretion of urine. This can be in conditions like edema, which may result from minor kidney function abnormalities. However, caution is advised when using buchu oil for medicinal purposes, as more research needed to determine its efficacy and safety. It should also be used under the guidance of a professional healthcare provider.

Cosmetics Field

Buchu Leaf Oil is Cosmetic Raw Material ,Buchu oil has a and pleasant scent with a subtle herbal aroma, making it a high-quality choice for cosmetic fragrances. It can be added to perfumes, colognes, and products to enhance their natural appeal and attractiveness. Moreover, buchu oil has antioxidant properties, which are crucial in cosmetics. Antioxidants help prevent skin from being damaged by free radicals, one of the leading causes of skin aging. By adding buchu oil to facial creams, serums, and other skincare products, can help protect the skin, reduce the formation of wrinkles, and maintain a healthy skin condition.

 Food and Beverage Field