Vetiver  Vetiveria Zizanoides (L.) Staph., Andropogon Muricatus ~ Family, Poaceae [Gramineae]

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This deeply relaxing, soothing oil is great for both the mind and body. 

Vetiver, also known as Vetivert, possesses qualities that are nourishing, uplifting, comforting, refreshing, restoring and grounding. Vetiver assists in reducing blood pressure. 

It has an earthy, smokey aroma with sensual properties, and is  more pleasant when diluted.

Origin: Madagascar, Sri Lanka

Source: roots

Production Method: steam distillation

Aromatherapy Class: balancing, grounding 

Aroma Type: woodsy

Skin Type: sensitive, aging/mature 

Perfume Note: base

Traditional Use: headaches, heatstroke, fever, premenstrual tension, muscle aches, sprains, stiffness, rheumatism, insomnia, depression, mental and physical exhaustion, muscle pain, extreme anxiety, flashbacks and hysteria

Other Uses: skin care, cosmetics, massage and baths. It is reputed to be beneficial for acne, cuts, eczema, dry skin, wounds, aging skin and irritated skin

Blends: sandalwood, jasmine, patchouli, lavender, clary sage, mimosa, ylang ylang

Main Constituents: Vetiverol, vitivone, vetivenes

Caution: n/a

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