Patchouli Oil Dealers in Coimbatore

  A warm aromatic oil having uplifting, soothing and warming influence. The oil can help soothe inflammation.

• Purity: 100%
• Type of Plant: Perennial Evergreen Shrub Growing to 3 Feet High with Large, Velvety, Highly Fragrant Leaves and Spikes of Purple Flowers
• Part used: Blossom
• Method of Extraction: Young Leaves and Stems
• Grade: Cosmatic Grade
• Odour & Smell: Strong Aromatic odour

Some patchouli leaves are distilled fresh; others are left in a pile in the shade so slight fermentation can take place, breaking down the secretory cell walls before distillation. Patchouli leaves used to be placed between the valuable paisley-designed pashmina scarves the British brought back from colonial India in the nineteenth century. Fakes could be identified because they didn’t have the characteristic patchouli aroma. Principal places of production India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Madagascar, China When buying look for a viscous, dark-yellow to reddish-brown liquid with a rich, earthy, sweet, smoky aroma. The younger oil: a dark-yellow liquid with a rich, sweet, lighter aroma. Therapeutic properties Antidepressant, antifungal, anti-infectious, anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, antiseptic, astringent, calmative, cicatrizing, cytophylactic, nervine Therapeutic uses Fungal infection, parasitic skin infection, ringworm, scabies, mites, scalp infection, problematic skin conditions, sores, abscess, cuts, grazes, insect repellent, insect bites and stings, premenstrual syndrome, depression, moodiness, irritability Blends well with Bergamot, black pepper, cananga, cardamom, chamomile roman, clary sage, frankincense, geranium, jasmine, lavender, lemon, magnolia leaf, mandarin, orange (sweet), petitgrain, rose otto, rosewood, sandalwood, tangerine, ylang ylang Precautionary advice No contraindications known

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