Patchouli

$8.59
	Patchouli Pogostemon cablin, SD, Cult., Indonesia.

Essential oil for use in aromatherapy

Aromatherapy Characteristics and Uses

Pogostemon patchouli, P. cablin

Family - Lamiaceae

Region = Indonesia

Aroma = Musky, woody

Color = Amber to dark orange

Plant Description: A perennial bushy herb growing up to 4 feet tall with a sturdy stem, large, fragrant, furry leaves and white flowers that have a purple tint.

Aromatherapy Uses:

A musky exotic oil which soothes and uplifts the spirit. Useful in protecting dry, mature or blemished skin, Dandruff. Sensual properties, Musky aroma lingers. It is a mild bactericide and a very effective aphrodisiac. It helps with the formation of scar tissue and acts to heal skin problems. It is very effective with inflamed or cracked skin due to its regenerative properties. Short term appetite depressant.

Source: leaves,
production method: steam distillation
aromatherapy class: soothing, toning
traditional use: anti-inflammatory agent, antiseptic, astringent, aphrodisiac, perfume

Perfume Note=Base, Good natural fixative

Blends with: labdanum, vetiver, sandalwood, cedarwood, geranium, clove, lavender, rose, neroli, bergamot, myrrh, clary sage

Main constituents:- Patchoulil, pogostol, bulnesol, nor patchoulenol, bulnese, patchoulene.

Precaution = Can prevent sleep

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Note: This information is a summary of data from books and articles by various authors. It is not intended to replace the advice or attention of health care professionals.

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