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Chemical Family Esters

Esters are very common and are found in a large number of essential oils. They are antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal, calming, and relaxing. Esters have an oxygen double bonded to a carbon that is bonded to another oxygen. Esters are calming and soothing. Their aromas tend to be floral and fruity. They tend to be middle notes, some closer to the top than others.

CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS FOUND IN ESTERS

Therapeutic Properties

ADAPTOGENIC

ANALGESIC

ANTI-FUNGAL

ANTI-INFLAMMATORY

ANTIMICROBIAL

ANTISPASMODIC

DIGESTIVE AID

EMOTIONAL UPLIFTING

SEDATIVE

SOOTHING

REGULATE CNS

TBD

COMMON ESTERS

Molecular Structures

Chemicals
linalyl acetate citronellyl acetate neryl acetate
benzyl benzoate geranyl acetate lavandulyl acetate
bornyl acetate fenchyl acetate alpha-terpinyl acetate
menthyl butyrate methyl salicylate
eugenol acetate isobutyl angelate methyl N-methyl anthranilate

ESSENTIAL OILS CONTENT OF ESTERS

Esters % Content

Essential Oils Percentage
Wintergreen 97%
Birch 90%
Onycha 70%
Roman Chamomile 65%
Clary Sage 64%
Petitgrain 57%
Cardamom 50%
Lavandin 44%
Helichrysum 43%
Jasmine 43%
Valerine 42%
Lavender 39%
Bergamot 37%
Spruce 34%
Tsuga 33%
Geranium 23%
Palmarosa 21%
Neroli 19%
Balsam Fir 16%
Juniper Berry 16%
Myrtle 15%
Douglas Fir 14%
Bay Laurel 13%
Celery Seed 13%
White Fir 13%
Clove Bud 12%
Lemongrass 10%
Rosemary Verbenon 9%
Cistus 8%
Lemon Eucalyptus 8%
Thuja 8%
Peppermint 7%
Silver Fir 7%
Cypress 6%
Marjoram 6%
Melissa 6%
Bitter Orange 5%
Coriander 5%
Garden Thyme 5%
Spanish Marjoram 5%
Basil 4%
Cassia 4%
Fleabane 4%
Ormenis 4%
Rose 4%
Angelica Root 3%
Carrot Seed 3%
Goldenrod 3%
Lemon 3%
Winter Savory 3%
Sage 3%
Spearmint 3%
Galbanum 2%
Hyssop 2%
Mandarin 2%
Orange 2%
Pine 2%
Ravensara 2%
Yarrow 2%
Cajeput 2%
Cedar Leaf 1%
Eucalyptus 1%
Wild Tansy 1%
Ledum 1%
Rosemary 1%
German Chamomile 1%
Vitex 1%
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