| Product |
Origin: |
Description: |
| Canada
Balsam |
The
balsam is obtained by scratching the bark of the balsam fir (abies
balsamea) which is native in the north of U.S.A. and Canada. |
Canada
Balsam is a clear and transparent, adhesive liquid which in its
consistence reminds of thin honey. |
| Copaiba
Balsam |
The
balsam is obtained by scratching the bark of different kinds of
Copaiferas (mainly Copaifera reticulata) in Brazil. |
It
is a clear, yellow-brownish liquid similar to syrup with odd,
balsamic odour. |
| Gurjun
Balsam |
The
balsam is obtained by scratching the bark of different kinds of
Dipterocarpi in different countries of South East Asia. (Main
country of origin: Indonesia) |
Balsam
of Gurjun is relatively thickly, light yellow to black-brown
liquid with balsamic odour |
| Peru
Balsam |
The
balsam is obtained by scratching the bark of Myroxylon balsamum,
the Peruvian Balsam tree, in different countries of Central
America. (Main country of origin: El Salvador) |
It
is a liquid similar to syrup with balsamic (vanillin) odour and of
red-brown colour. |
| Tolu
Balsam |
E.U. |
Tolu
Balsam is a viscous to hard red-brown mass which becomes soft at
approx. 30°C |
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