Ganga Industries Makrand Nagar, Kannauj, Uttar Pradesh

Vetiver oil has a distinctive sharp and earthy scent you may recognize from men’s cologne. It’s used as an alternative remedy for calm and relaxation, but there’s limited research on its health benefits. Vetiver essential oil, also called khus oil, is extracted from the vetiver plant (Vetiveria zizanioides). It is distilled from the vetiver plant’s roots, which are aged before being soaked in water. The highly concentrated oil that is released is then skimmed off the top of the water Vetiver essential oil is frequently used in holistic practice for its soothing, grounding capabilities.  Vetiver oil is often used in aromatherapy. That means it’s safe to inhale when it’s been distilled and released as a vapor. Using an aromatherapy diffuser to inhale the scent of pure vetiver oil is one way to use it for health benefits. Vetiver oil can also be used topically. It should always be diluted using a carrier oil, such as jojoba oil or coconut oil. Mix 1 to 2 drops of vetiver oil in every 10 drops of your carrier oil to start using it on your skin. If you’d like, you can gradually increase the amount of vetiver oil in your mixture.

Pack Type : Bottle

Shelf Life : 1 Year

Type : Vetiver Oil

Purity : 100% Natural

Form : Liquid

Application : Perfumery, Aromatherapy

Botanical Name: Homalomena aromaticaFamily Name: AraceaeCommon Name: Gandhi Roots, fragrant swamp, pavonia and fragrant pavonia.Part used: Crushed rootsBlends well with: Sugandh mantri essential oil blends well with rosewood and sandalwood oils. Uses: Sugandha Mantri is known for its subtle and captivating aroma that calms and brings peace to human mind. It is widely used in spiritual healing and helps in relaxing. The oil helps improve the immune system of the body and its functions. The oil is good for treating diseases like cold, infections, injury and emotional stress etc. Sugandha Mantri oil is used for the production of different kinds of perfumes like attars, hina, shamama etc. It is anti-inflammatory, anti-spasmodic, antidepressants and can assist in meditation, spiritual healing and calming the nerves. The oil is widely used in the aromatherapy because of its purity and aroma. Countries where it is found: India Harvest Information The plants are most found in the swamps mainly in India. The leaves of this plant are heart shaped and the fruit is spherical in shape. The plant is a moisture and shade loving species and grows best under 40-60% shade. The plant being a sub-tropical species it loves warm and humid climate with annual rainfall ranging from 2000-3000 mm. Plant height varies from 0.45-0.75 m, slightly more in shady areas. The best time of planting is April to June with pre-monsoon shower to the beginning of monsoon. The right method of planting is the ridge and furrow method. Land is prepared by deep tilling or hoeing and sufficient quantity of organic matter is added to cultivate the plant. The plant can be harvested during the second year of its growth. However it has been proved that more profit and yield is got when the plant is harvested in the third year. History of Plant Sugandh mantri is an aromatic perennial herb found in Assam, lower altitudes of Arunachal, Nagaland, Tripurain India. The plant has short stem and is slow growing. The leaves are radical with sheathing bases, long petioled and sagittate - cordate. The large rhizomes bearing withered leaf scales and numerous white rootlets are esteemed as an aromatic stimulant. Its aromatic rhizomes contain an essential oil used for blending of most oriental perfume. The Traditional Chinese medicine also makes use of this oil for the treatment of various diseases. They named this plant qian nian jian which means thousand years of health. In Manipur the people grind this root and make a paste of it and use it for skin ailments. Extraction Process: The extraction process is Steam Distillation Commonly known Benefits Sugandh mantri oil has an exotic aroma and is often used in aroma therapy. Though it is used for physical ailments like rheumatism, cold, fever, it is frequently used in curing mind related problems like depression. Its calming effect has become its trademark and this oil is used for relaxing the mind and is used in spiritual practices as well

Color : Yellow, Light Yellow

Form : Oil

Purity : 100%

Feature : Pure, Natural, Effective, Easy Available

Packaging Type : Drum

About Cypriol (Nagarmotha) Oil: Indigenous to India, Nagarmotha essential oil is extracted from the roots of Cyperus scariosus or Cyperus rotundus plant. The Cypress is a perennial, conical-shaped tree, which is evergreen with solid green foliage, small flowers and round brown-grey cones that contain seed nuts inside. History of Nagarmotha (Cypriol Oil) There are different studies and views on where Nagarmotha wa first discovered or its characteristics were noticed first. Some reports claim that, the Australian Tiwi people were among the first who discovered the characteristics of Blue Cypress bark resins thousands of years ago. Moreover they used it to protect their skin from the harsh desert climate as well as to treat digestion related health problems. Besides, It is also said that this herb has been recorded in the ancient Chinese medicinal book around 500 A.D. If believed to Indian stories about Cypriol/Nagarmotha essential oil, it used to be a part of the ancient art of Vashikarana. According to beliefs shared under Vashikarana technique the person who applies Nagarmotha oil on their forehead is likely to enjoy the privilege of a long-lasting string of thriving love affairs. Color & Aroma Color : Yellow liquid @22C with Woody Evergreen odor, Aroma : Nagarmotha essential oil comprises woody, mild spicy and refreshing fragrance. Key Constituents of Cyperus Essential Oil: Cupressus macnabiana, Cupressaceae, essential oil composition, [alpha]-pinene, [delta]-3-carene, sabinene, [alpha]-cadinol, limonene, terpinen-4-ol, Camphene, Terpinolene, Cymene and Sabinol Applications of Cypriol Essential Oil Due to its rich therapeutic characteristics, This Cypriol essential Oil has been used widely to treat a number of health conditions such as hemorrhoids, menorrhagia, oily skin, rheumatism, and varicose veins. The Nagarmotha (Cypriol) essential oil is also used in Aromatherapy and Ayurveda therapies for being a relaxing, nerve soothing essential oil. Recent research performed indicates towards significance of Nagarmotha as an anti-inflammatory medicine. Usage in Perfumery: besides its comprehensive use in ayurveda & healthcare, Nagarmotha is used in the production of perfume, incense, homemade soaps and other bath treatments. When used as a base, the Cyperus essential oil blends with a range of oils including Bergamot, Jasmine, Neroli, Patchouli, Sandalwood etc. and itself a bit of a chameleon, thus can mix well with lighter fragrances to create wonderful scents for women.

Botanical Name: Thuja occidentalisFamily Name: Cupressaceae (cypress family)Common Name: Thuja, Eastern White Cedar, Yellow CedarPart used: WoodBlends Well with:-  Pine, Cedar wood, Armoise, Lemon, Mandarin and Lavender. Uses: This oil is used for the manufacturing of soaps and detergents where it acts as a fixative. It is also used in the preparation of fragrances, antiseptics, men's colognes and cosmetics as well. Medicinal uses of this oil are for the ailments such as bronchitis, cough, acne, arthritis, stress, dandruff, dermatitis, scurvy and preventing hair loss. Countries where it's found Morocco is a source of Thuja Wood Oil as it cultivates it in the Atlas Mountains; East Africa is also a major producer of the same. In India this oil is produced in the Northern part of this country i.e. The Himalayas. Other Countries which are also involved in the production of this oil are China, states of Texas and Virginia of the United States. Harvesting Information Thuja is an evergreen growing tree; it grows well in damp forest and coniferous marshy lands. It needs full sun to light shade. Soil should be rich in Calcium having a neutral to Alkaline Ph level and moist condition is also essential for its growth. It has a life span of 400-800 years as it grows very slowly. History of the Plant Thuja is an evergreen coniferous tree in the cypress family Cupressaceae native to North east of the United States and the South east of Canada. Thuja is also called "Arbor vitae", in Latin means the 'tree of life', for several thousand years it has been a very famous plant in China. The Chinese cultivated Thuja as an ornamental tree and used it for religious purposes. Thuja was also used as incense by ancient civilizations. Extraction Process The Thuja Wood Oil is extracted using the steam distillation method from the leaves and twigs of Thuja tree .The oil extracted has the following characteristics; it's of clear yellow colour to nearly colourless and it contains a sweet odour. Its constituents are camphene, terpinen-4-ol, bornyl, acetate a-thujone, d-sabinene, b-thujone, a-pinene, and fenchone. Commonly known Benefits Anti-rheumatic: Thuja Wood Oil contains diuretic properties and it acts as a detoxifier .Thuja Wood Oil improves circulation of blood and lymph. Due to its diuretic property, it helps on increasing the process of urination and the pace of the removal of the toxic and undesirable substances like excess amount of water, salts and uric acid from the body in the form of urine. Thus it helps curing Rheumatism. Insect Repellent: The property of toxicity of Thuja Wood Oil helps in killing the insects and prevents them to enter your house. There are parasitic insects like ticks, fleas, mosquitoes and lice this oil helps to eradicate them. This oil can be used as in sprays and insect repellent vaporizers. Stimulant: Thuja Wood Oil works well as a stimulant for blood circulation, it helps in the stimulation of glands and organs which leads to secretion of essential hormones, acids, enzymes, gastric juices. It also stimulates leucocytes, platelets and helps in the quick regeneration of growth cells. Consequently this oil stimulates the entire body which leads to faster metabolism and stimulates better growth and provides immunity against diseases. Additional Benefits: Thuja Wood Oil is very useful for the treatment of cystitis, coughs, moles and other eruptions. It's also proven to be useful in the treatment of skin cancer. It acts as a vermifuge and eliminates worms like tape worms round worms, and hook worms in the Human body

Color : Red, Yellow.

Form : Liquid

Feature : Herbal

Packaging Type : Steel

Packaging Size : 1 Kg