Aroma:?Smoky, earthy, musky, herbaceous, and lingering
Latin Name:? Pogostemon cablin
Country of Origin:? Indonesia
Cultivation Method:? Conventionally grown
Extraction Method:? Steam distilled
Extracted From:? Aged leaves
Color:? Translucent yellow to deep syrupy brown, depending on the age of the oil
Perfumery Note:? Base
Consistency:? Liquid to syrupy
Aromatherapy Properties:? Long-lasting, grounding, and thought-inspiring
Suggested Use:? This strong scent is a favorite in
perfumery, but should be used sparingly so as not to over-dominate an
aroma blend. Its heavy smoky aroma is believed to cleanse negative
energy and emotions.? The aroma grows more refined with age, and is
considered a valued “vintage oil.”?
In skincare, patchouli oil offers rejuvenating properties, and is
used to help with skin wrinkles, blemishes, and marks.? Dilute to 2%
with topical use, which equals about 10 drops of essential oil per ounce
of carrier oil.
History:? Patchouli has long been added to fine
fabrics and rugs to repel moths and other critters.? It is also a
favorite scent of the 60’s embracing the mellow mood of spreading peace.
Specific Safety Information:? Not for internal use.?
Dilute properly with topical use.? May be contraindicated with certain
medical conditions.? Ask your doctor if you have any questions before
use.