Vetiver Essential Oils
Botanical: Vetiveria Zizanoides
 
Properties: anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, aphrodisiac, promote healing of wound, nervine tonic, vulnerary, sedative, tonic.
This essential oil has a pleasant, mild, earthy, and musky smell which has a cooling effect on the body and the mind.
 
Scents: Vetiver essential oil has a rich, earthy, and woody aroma. It is derived from the roots of the Vetiveria zizanioides plant, also known as vetiver grass. 
Vetiver essential oil is often described as having a  pleasant, mild, earthy, and musky smell which has a cooling effect on the body and the mind, with deep, smoky, and grounding fragrance. It has a strong, earthy scent with notes of damp soil, roots, and wood. The aroma is often associated with a sense of stability, calmness, and connection to nature.
When you smell vetiver essential oil, you may detect a blend of earthy, woody, and slightly sweet undertones. Some people describe it as having a hint of smokiness or leathery quality. 
The scent can be both powerful and complex.Vetiver essential oil is commonly used in perfumery as a base note due to its long-lasting and distinctive aroma. It is also utilized in aromatherapy to promote relaxation, reduce stress, and encourage a sense of grounding. 
The deep and comforting scent of vetiver can be soothing and comforting.
It's worth noting that vetiver essential oil can vary in scent depending on its origin and the extraction method used. However, its overall character of a deep, earthy, and woody aroma remains consistent across different varieties.
USES
Anger, restlessness, hysteric attack
Boost immune function
Nervous tension, anxiety
Frigidity and Impotence
Increase libido
Insect repellent
Insomnia
Wounds 
Stretch marks, Scars
Dry skin
Muscular aches, joint pain
It keeps the metabolic system in order, rejuvenates the body, gives strength and boosts immune function.
Remedy for most sexual disorders like frigidity, lack of libido, and impotence. 
Cicatrizing agents and promotes the growth of new tissues. 
Used for post-delivery stretch marks, scars left by pox, and burns.
Vetiver essential oil also benefits patients of rheumatism, arthritis, gout, muscular aches.
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Traditional uses: 
It is also used as doors and windows, cooling and scenting the rooms, keeps insects away.
Its essential oil is also used extensively in the perfume industries, including perfumes for the body, room fresheners, and coolers, as well as cosmetics, soaps, oils and as a flavoring agent in beverages, sorbets, and food stuffs
 

Constituents: 
alpha vetivone, benzoic acid, beta vetivone, furfurol, vetiverol, vetivene and vetivenyl vetivenate

Contra-indications: 
None known