Botanical Name: Camellia sinensis (from the young leaves or buds of the tea plant)
Aroma: Delicate, light, fresh, and slightly floral with soft, sweet undertones.
Extraction: Typically CO2 extracted, as white tea essential oil is often a concentrated extract from the young, tender leaves and buds.
Benefits:
High in antioxidants, particularly catechins, which help protect the skin from aging and environmental damage.
Anti-inflammatory and soothing, making it ideal for sensitive or irritated skin.
Promotes relaxation and mental clarity, reducing stress and mental fatigue.
Antibacterial and antiviral properties, useful in promoting immune health and protecting against infections.
Uses:
In skincare for its anti-aging, soothing, and protective effects on the skin.
In aromatherapy for stress reduction, calming the mind, and improving focus.
Used in luxury perfumes and body care products for its light, refreshing fragrance.