Organic essential oils of Vetiver 10 ml

100% pure essential oil by Vetiver

Certified vegan by The Vegan Society. Certified cruelty-free.

Vetiver is a wild grass, and the best Vetiver is grown in Java, where it thrives naturally. The oil comes from the root and the older the root, the higher the quality of the oil.

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Main features: Against insomnia, anger, and restlessness. Goes well with orange, grapefruit, lavender, rose, sandalwood, cardamom, ylang-ylang, geranium, and sage. Production method: Steam distilled from the roots. Content of the 26 substances: None. Storage: Dark and cool, out of reach of children. 10 ml glass bottle with a standard recessed drop counter. Tips and use of Vetiver oil: Dilution: Use approx. 1% which corresponds to approx. 20 drops per 100 ml of product. You can use up to 3% for body oil. The oil can be quite thick and a little twisted to get out, so warm the bottle in your hands or put it in a flat bag that is put in a glass of warm water before use. If necessary, also use a pipette. In diffuser or oil lamp: Vetiver essential oil has a calming and grounding effect in the room when used in aromatherapy / diffuser. It is an ideal oil to use at bedtime to help you relax before going to bed. Can also be recommended to mix it with other oils such as grapefruit, lavender, and ylang-ylang. Skincare / massage: Make your massage mixture by combining vetiver with other essential oils of grapefruit, lavender, and ylang-ylang for a de-stressing and soothing effect. It revitalizes mature and malnourished skin. As with any new product, always perform a patch test before first use. Haircare: Feel free to massage a few drops into the scalp together with your shampoo or conditioner to increase blood circulation in the scalp. Also smells lovely of the hair. General precautions when using essential oils: Remember that all essential oils should be used with great care and respect. These drops are very potent and should be kept out of the reach of children. Pregnant women should avoid all essential oils and people with epilepsy, asthma and high blood pressure should check specifically regarding the individual oils. Never use essential oils internally. There are some exceptions for some of the oils as a flavoring, but then only in microscopic amounts mixed with liquid or the like. Drinking only a few milliliters of essential oil can, in the worst case, be fatal. Always read a little before you start experimenting with essential oils and remember to check that they are labeled 100% pure essential oils. Important information: What has been written about the essential oil and its medicinal effect in certain ailments and diseases is for information only. We are not responsible for any damage that may occur.

Scent: Sweet and strong herbal scent with smoky and earthy undertones. This, like many other essential oils, smells much better a few minutes after application.

Traditional use in skincare / care: Has a cell-renewing, soothing, and stimulates blood circulation. In skincare, it is used to revitalize mature skin that has lost its glow and elasticity. It strengthens tired, flabby, and malnourished skin.

Traditional mood use: The oil has a deeply relaxing and stabilizing effect. Very good for nervous burnout, stress, mild depression, and insomnia.
Vetiver essential oil promotes subtle energies and is associated with the Rot Chakra according to Eastern traditions. It is great for meditation since it is said to promote wisdom and visions.

Traditional physical characteristics: In the case of physical exhaustion and pain. Great for massaging cold / aching feet. For women, Vetiver oil is recommended in baths, massage oils, and lotions to balance hormones during menopause. Mucolytic, cleansing, and antiseptic.

NB! Do not use during pregnancy.

Parts of the plant used: The roots.

Country of origin of the plant: Java

INCI: Vetiveria zizanioides oil.