ESSENTIAL OILS
100% PURE – PATCHOULI
£5.99
Patchouli is also popular as a natural skin tonic when diluted; it may also offer balance to oily and combination skin types.
Patchouli has also been widely used as a deodorant; its unmistakable scent has been used for centuries in perfumes, incense and all sorts of other uses (it is believed that Queen Victoria used Patchouli to protect her linen chests from moths).
It’s deeply earthy, exotic and powerful aroma can be emotionally balancing for many. When burned or vaporised it is reputed to be good for calming nervous tension and relieving anxiety and lethargy.
- Grounding, soothing and uplifting
- A popular choice for a natural deodorant and perfume
- Rejuvenating and relaxing when vaporised
EAN: 0728040953611
Known to help relieve anxiety and lethargy, as well as a skin tonic.
Exotic & earthy aroma.
Species: Pogostemon Cablin
Origin: Indonesia
Extraction Process: Steam distillation
Ingredients:
Pogostemon Cablin Oil
Historical Origins:
Originally from tropical Asia, mostly Indonesia and the Philippines. Still cultivated in these countries as well as India, China, Malaysia and South America.
Blends Well With
You may find that Patchouli blends especially well with bergamot, clary sage, geranium, lavender and myrrh.
How to use:
Dilute to a maximum of 1% in a carrier oil and use in massage to help balance emotions and relieve stress. Add 2-3 drops to a vaporiser to help lift the mood and soothe any tension. Try blending with baking soda and coconut oil to make an all natural deodorant. Add 2-3 drops to a bath along with other balancing oils such as Rose, Jasmine or Lavender to help you de-stress and rejuvenate. Add 3-4 drops to 5ml of shampoo or conditioner base and enjoy its wonderfully soothing aroma as you shower and help reduce the appearance of dandruff.
Product Information:
10ml e • 0.34fl oz
100% Pure
Recyclable glass jar with recyclable lid
RRP: £5.99
Warnings:
Dilute in a carrier oil before skin application. Keep away from children and out of eyes. Do not take internally or apply undiluted to the skin. For further advice on using essential oils to treat medical conditions, we recommend you seek advice from a professional.