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Ylang Ylang #3
Essential Oil 10ml. (1/3oz.) |
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Latin Name: |
Cananga odorata |
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Country of Origin: |
Comoros |
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Cultivation Method: |
Harvested from Wild Growing Plants |
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Extraction Method: |
Steam Distilled |
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Extracted From: |
Flowers |
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Color: |
Pale yellow
to deep golden color |
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Aromatherapy Properties: |
Strongly relaxing, which is
why Ylang Ylang is frequently called a sedative in Aromatherapy
literature. As a relaxation aid it reduces stress and tension, and
helps to relieve feelings of frustration, anger and depression. It is
also a great aphrodisiac and sleeping aid; the perfect aroma for the
bedroom. |
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Suggested Use: |
Diffuse 1-2 drops in your
bedroom or relaxation area. Add 1-2 drops to a warm bath, mixing the
oils with Aromaland's Coconut Emulsifier or some Half & Half prior to
blending it with the water (in order to prevent the oils from floating
on the surface). Ylang Ylang works best when it is very
subtle. If your partner likes it as much as you do, add 1-2 drops of
Ylang Ylang to 1oz. of unscented body care or massage oil. Since Ylang
Ylang is great for the hair as well, apply 1 drop to your hairbrush to
rejuvenate and naturally scent hair and scalp. Always use
in moderation, because too much can annoy those around you and leave
you feeling nauseated and sluggish. |
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Blends Well With: |
Rose, Sandalwood, the spice
oils (very nice: Black Pepper, Cardamom, Clove), Vetiver, citrus
Essential Oils, Geranium, Lavender and many more. Ylang Ylang is a
great note to use in small amount in the background of a blend, since
it makes the blend more full and round. |
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History: |
In Asia the flowers of the
Ylang Ylang tree are spread on the beds of newly weds.
It has a long history in skin and hair care
products and does great balancing the skin's oil production. Asian
medicine use it as a stimulant for hair growth. Frequently part of
perfumes with a romantic/sensual theme. |
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Specific Safety
Information: |
No known toxicity. GRAS
(Generally Regarded As Safe) approved by the FDA as food flavor. Use
in very small amounts only. |
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