Aromatology

Organic Saro Essential Oil

A powerful purifying oil, saro, which means “that which keeps illnesses at bay” in Malagasy, is traditionally valued during cold spells and is particularly appreciated for supporting the body’s natural defences in the winter months.

£4.50

1 article = 10 ml

Price per L = £450.00

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Properties

In line with regulatory requirements, our essential oils are marketed for specific intended uses. The information provided on each product page relates exclusively to these uses. For general information on the properties and different uses of essential oils, we invite you to consult our dedicated guide, available via the menu.

Organic farming logo – approved

Organic Farming

Organic farming logo - ok

Organic

stamp HEBBD GUARANTEE

HEBBD certified

stamp FORAGED

Foraged

stamp 100% PURE AND NATURAL

100% Pure And Natural

Culture

  • Organic & wild

  • Organic, certified by Ecocert FR-BIO-01

Quality

Botanically and Biochemically Defined Essential Oil (BBDHE)

  • 100% pure (free from other related essential oils)

  • 100% natural (not denatured with synthetic molecules)

  • 100% integral (not discoloured, not deterpenated, not rectified…)

Cosmetic and wellbeing ingredient

Production process

Complete steam distillation

Part of the plant used

Leaves

Botanical name

Cinnamosma fragrans

Botanical family

Cannellaceae

Other names

Mandravasarotra, Fanalamangidy

Presentation

Amber glass bottles with dropper caps

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AI-generated review summary

Aroma-Zone’s organic saro essential oil comes across as a must-have for many, particularly as winter approaches and at the first signs of a chill. It is regularly associated with a feeling of quick effectiveness and protection, particularly when the seasonal sniffles strike and during the winter months. Many users see it as a family essential, always kept at home and used for several years. Diffusion also comes up often, on its own or in synergy with other essential oils, with the air perceived as cleaner and a use that is appreciated during the cold season. Several reviews compare it to ravintsara, niaouli or tea tree, with some finding it gentler or more pleasant. Overall satisfaction is very high: it is considered effective, versatile and true to expectations, with a few positive mentions of its quality and good value for money.