Vetiver extract oil
Vetiver essential oil is a premium extract from the rhizome Chrysopogon zizanioides, commonly known as vetiver or khus, a perennial bunchgrass of the family Poaceae. The extract processed by steam distillation process has remarkable aromatic qualities. we have the option to produce the supercritical fluid extract (SFE) which has a more comprehensive profile of chemical compounds.
The extract is thick and ranges in colour from golden-brown to amber – brown to olive. It exudes a strong aroma that smells earthy, woody, and rich. The important compounds that impart the characteristic vetiver odor are: khusimene, δ-selinene, β-vetivenene, cyclocopacamphan- 12-ol, vetiselinenol, khusimol, isovalencenol, khusimone, α-vetivone, and β-vetivone.
The essential oil exhibits anti-septic, anti-spasmodic, and immune-stimulating properties. It is warming and sedative, stimulates circulation, soothes feelings of anger, anxiety, exhaustion, irritability, and stress.
For all perfumery and cosmetic applications, Vetiver extract is an essential must-use, providing an enviable earthy base note to your blends.
How to Use:
Aromatherapy. The scent of Vetiver essential oil helps ease a stressed mind, which is known to consequently relax the body. It can boost libido as well. The essential oil can be diluted and diffused singly or in a blend. Vetiver blends well with several oils. Diffusing 5 drops of Vetiver Oil for 30-60 minutes and deeply inhaling the scent can be beneficial for relieving or reducing stress as well as the symptoms of a headache. The same effect may be achieved by blending 2-3 drops each of Vetiver Oil, Peppermint Essential Oil, and Lavender Essential Oil.
Perfumery. Manufacturers of cologne use vetiver to create a fragrance many people describe as woodsy, earthy, sharp and eclectic. Vetiver is also a popular ingredient in other fragrances, soap, and moisturizing cream.
Blemish control and Anti-aging. Vetiver oil contains antioxidants that can help reduce visible signs of aging on the skin, by eliminating toxins known as free radicals. Free radicals interrupt the body’s natural self-protective processes and can contribute to the appearance of aging skin. Vetiver oil can also help normalise oily skin and clear acne. Mix 1 to 2 drops of vetiver oil in every 10 drops of your carrier oil, such as jojoba oil or coconut oil, to start using it on your skin.
Massage and Spa therapy. Vetiver oil is sometimes inhaled as aromatherapy for nervousness, stress relief, insomnia, emotional traumas and shock, and joint and muscle pain. It is also used for arthritis, stings, and burns.
Side effects and management in event of misuse/ingestion
Wilful misuse of Vetiver oil can take the form of oral ingestion or use of undiluted concentrate in excess proportions. In both instances, decontamination will be necessary, and in the case of oral ingestion and allergic reaction, seek the help of a trained medical practitioner. In the case of skin reactions, consult a dermatologist.
Before Use
Vetiver extract carries very little risk of toxicity if you have no allergy to the vetiver plant. Always dilute essential oils with a carrier oil and do a patch test on a small section of your skin before applying it all over your body. Avoid using Vetiver oil around children, pets, or if you are pregnant. Store it out of reach of children.
Shelf-life Information
We are confident that the product will remain effective if you store properly. Keep pure essential oils in their primary bottle/container, away from direct sunlight, and excessive heat. Do not leave the bottle opened to prevent exposure to oxygen.
Your essential oil is viable for 36 months (3 years) *** and more.
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