Ingredient
Labdanum Oil
What is Labdanum Oil?
Labdanum Oil is a fragrant resin derived from the Cistus shrub, found primarily in the Mediterranean region. The resin is collected from the leaves and twigs of the plant and processed to produce the oil, which has a warm, sweet, and slightly woody aroma.
Labdanum Oil is used mainly in the fragrance industry, especially in perfumes and colognes, where it serves as a base note to add depth and complexity to scents. There is limited scientific evidence on health impacts, but it is generally considered safe in small quantities used in cosmetics and fragrances.
When you see Labdanum Oil on a label, it typically indicates the product is intended to have a rich, warm scent. It's mainly included for its sensory properties rather than any functional health benefits.
Commonly found in: perfumes, colognes, essential oil blends, incense, aromatherapy products
Labdanum Oil is permitted for use in fragrances and cosmetics without specific restrictions.
There is limited research on Labdanum Oil's health effects, mostly focusing on its aromatic qualities rather than pharmacological impacts.
Labdanum Oil is derived from a plant source and is generally considered vegan-friendly.
Sources: Fragrance and Flavour Substances
Scout's take
Natural cistus resin oil. Amber-balsamic; non-allergenic.
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