Nagchampa water

Nag Champa offered by us is a fragrance from India and has in it a high concentration of sandalwood . It is extracted from the bark and wood of sandalwood plant. It has high demand in the consumer goods industry including end products like incense sticks & cones, soap, perfume oil, scented lube, scented candles and massage oil. It also has Aromatic and Medicinal properties including Diuretic, Stimulant, Anti Rheumatic, Purgative & Expectorant.

History
Nag Champa Incense is probably the most popular hand rolled incense world-wide! The unique scent is derived primarily from the Champaca flower, (Magnolia Champaca tree), Halmaddi (Ailanthus Malabarica tree) and Sandalwood, along with other resins and herbs. Cultivated as a sacred plant, the Champaca can be found throughout India, Viet Nam, parts of China, and other tropical lands of Asia. In India this beautiful and shady evergreen tree is revered, and often planted on the grounds of Hindu Temples or Ashrams. It is considered to be sacred to the Hindu god Vishnu and is traditionally burned for meditation ceremonies. Nag Champa became popular in modern Western Culture in the 60s and 70s when burned at the performances of Dylan, The Grateful Dead, and others. The heady fragrance became part of the concert experience for millions of music fans.

Color & Aroma
Color: Not applicable
Aroma: Not applicable

Constituents
Benzy Acetate, Linalool, Benzyl Benzoate, Champacene (lactone), Iso Eugenol & Methyl Eugenol.

Uses
It is frequently found in form of incense sticks & cones. Other than this, it is also used in soaps, perfume oils, scented candles, scented lubes, and massage oil.

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