Sunshine Wattle

Sunshine Wattle, which is also referred to as the essence of Acacia terminalis, is a plant native to Australia, specifically the Australian Alps region. This plant is characterised by its distinctive yellow flowers, which bloom between August and October and are strongly reminiscent of a stocky sun. This plant is very popular for its distinctive scent, which is exceptionally strong, pleasant and sweet. Sunshine Wattle can grow up to five metres tall, making it almost a small tree.

The essence of this plant is often used in a variety of products, mostly those used for flavouring or fragrance. These products include various perfumes, candles, scented sticks, but also soaps, shampoos, balms and other cosmetic products. In addition, this extract is also used in aromatherapy, especially in the treatment of depression and anxiety. In fact, Sunshine Wattle has the ability to improve mood and give optimism, which can help people who suffer from mental difficulties. Furthermore, the essence of Acacia terminalis is used in gastronomy for its unique taste and aroma. It adds a unique flavour to certain dishes and drinks, helping to enhance the gastronomic experience.