Patchouli Essential Oils |
Botanical: Pogostemon cablin Musky, sweet,exotic oil. Famous as an aphrodisiac. Stimulating. Strong enough to be used alone as a perfume; can easily rid a room of unpleasant odors. Properties: Anti-inflammatory, cell regenerator, rejuvenating,relaxing. It has an intense earthy, balsamic-woody aroma.
Scents: Patchouli essential oil has a distinct, rich, and earthy aroma. It is derived from the leaves of the Patchouli plant, scientifically known as Pogostemon cablin. Patchouli essential oil is often described as having a deep, musky, and woody fragrance. It has a strong, slightly sweet, and herbaceous scent with earthy undertones. The aroma is often associated with a sense of grounding and relaxation.When you smell patchouli essential oil, you may detect notes of damp soil, dark woods, and a hint of sweetness. Some people also describe it as having a slightly spicy or balsamic quality. The scent can be quite intense and long-lasting. Patchouli essential oil is often used in perfumery and is known for its ability to act as a base note in fragrance compositions. Its distinctive aroma is also used in aromatherapy to promote a sense of calm, balance emotions, and provide a grounding effect. It's worth noting that patchouli essential oil is a polarizing scent, and some people may have a strong preference for or against its fragrance. |
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Add to shampoo/final rinse for dark hair - massage into scalp for dandruff or use as a perfume. Exotic, earthy, sensual, a rejuvenator, astringent, it curbs appetite. Uplifting, aphrodisiac, nerve stimulant, disinfectant, healing to skin. Relieve indecision, lethargy, mood swings. Traditional uses: for athlete's foot, as an aphrodisiac, to relieve stress and nervous exhaustion. Combines well with: Geranium, Lavender, Neroli Constituents: Patchoulol, Esters, Beta-Caryophyllene Contra-indications: None known |
