Organic essential oil
Patchouli
Pogostemon Cablin Leaf
10.50€
10 ml
Literally translated from Hindi, patchouli means "smells", as its wonderful aroma has been used for centuries as a perfume. In its concentrated essential oil form, patchouli has historical uses for skin beautification, acne fighting, and as an antimicrobial.
ORIGIN: Sri Lanka
AROMA: Woody, earthy and sweet-grassy
How to use:
Diffusion: Use 2 - 4 drops of patchouli in an aromatherapy diffuser of your choice
Topical: Dilute 1 - 2 drops in carrier oil of your choice and gently rub into desired area
Internal use: Dilute 1 drop in 200ml of liquid
Massage: Mix 5 - 10 drops with 50ml base oil until a homogeneous mixture is obtained.
Cosmetics: Add essential oil not more than 0.4% to the finished product, stir with a plastic or wooden stirrer until a homogeneous mixture is obtained.
Learn more:
Patchouli is a bushy plant of the mint genus with white-pink flowers, originating from Indonesia. Home Spa Patchouli Oil originates from Sri Lanka, where it is steam distilled from 100% organic patchouli leaves.
Due to its pleasant and grounding aroma, patchouli essential oil is widely used as a base for many quality perfumes such as Dior Patchouli Impérial, Sisley Paris Izia La Nuit, Chanel Coco Mademoiselle, etc.
Tips for use:
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Diffuse 2 - 3 drops of patchouli in an aromatherapy diffuser or alternatively place 2 drops on a cotton pad for direct inhalation.
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For restful sleep - dilute 25 drops of patchouli in 100ml of water and use the mixture on your pillow and bed linen before bed
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For a relaxing massage - rub 2 - 3 drops of patchouli diluted in a base oil of your choice on the body, feet or temples
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For a spa bath – put a few drops of patchouli in the bath
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For an internal anti-inflammatory detox tonic – add 1 drop of patchouli oil to a beverage of your choice
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For a steam bath against inflammation of the respiratory system - drop 2 drops of patchouli in boiling water
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For skin problems - dilute 1 drop of patchouli in a base oil suitable for your problem and gently rub the affected area. Alternatively, you can add a drop of patchouli to your daily skin care regimen.
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For body aches and pains, rub the affected area with 1-2 drops of patchouli diluted in a carrier oil of your choice
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To repel insects - dilute 40 drops of patchouli in 100 ml of water and spray liberally with a spray bottle.
Benefits and characteristics
Mood and depression
Patchouli oil has antidepressant and sedative properties. Patchouli aromatherapy has been shown to have a direct effect on the brain by promoting the release of "happy" hormones such as dopamine and serotonin.
These benefits make it particularly suitable for:
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creating a relaxing atmosphere
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promoting better sleep
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soothing massage
Inflammation
A number of studies have shown that patchouli oil has powerful anti-inflammatory effects. This makes it suitable for relieving symptoms of many inflammatory diseases in the body and on the skin, such as allergies, autoimmune diseases, digestive diseases, skin inflammations, etc.
Skin
Patchouli essential oil has a long history of cosmetic use to beautify the skin. Modern studies confirm this traditional application, finding that patchouli oil rejuvenates, strengthens and protects the skin from the environment and bacteria that can cause acne and dermatosis.
Antimicrobial
Patchouli oil has antibacterial and antifungal properties. It can prevent infections from many of the most common strains of germs encountered in skin massage.
Insecticide
Traditionally, patchouli was used to protect clothes from moths, and its scent was considered a sign of quality oriental fabric. It also has a strong repellent effect against ants and mosquitoes.
Safety
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Keep out of reach of children.
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In case of contact with eyes, rinse thoroughly with water.
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Before use, do a sensitivity test in the pit of the elbow flexion. If there is a rash or redness - do not use the product.
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Do not use if allergic to the oil.
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Do not use in children under 6 years old.
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Concentrated product, dilute before use.
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If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have hypersensitive skin or want to use essential oil for your child, consult a specialist first!
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Note: The oil is strong and a specialist consultation is required! Patchouli oil can affect blood clotting, so it is not recommended for people who are taking blood thinners, have hemophilia, or are about to undergo surgery.
Natural and organic
100% pure and organic composition.
No animal testing
100% vegan without animal exploitation
In harmony with nature
Ecologically conscious production and materials