This oil is anti-infectious, anti-inflammatory, as well as antiseptic.  It is also a decongestant, deodorant, diuretic.

The name Patchouli comes from the Hindi word “pacholi,” meaning “to scent” due to its powerful musky fragrance. Obtained from the leaves and flowers of the bushy herb Pogostemon cablin, this essential oil is native to tropical areas of Southeast Asia. The Patchouli plant is related to the family of other well-known aromatic plants, including Mint, Lavender, and Sage.

The oil is known to treat respiratory problems and relieve pain and inflammation.  It also relaxes the mind, augments skin and hair health, repel insects, as well as repel insects and facilitate wound healing.

Here’s a fun article regarding this oil and its use by the hippies:  https://www.medicinenet.com/why_do_hippies_smell_like_patchouli/article.htm

If you would like to purchase a bottle of straight Patchouli Essential Oil, it is available here in this Boutique.

10 mL Roller Bottle

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Patchouli Essential Oil is anti-infectious, anti-inflammatory, as well as antiseptic.  It is also a decongestant, deodorant, and diuretic. The ancient Asians used this oil to fight infections, cool fevers, and tone skin.   In addition, they used it as an antidote for insect bites.  It is not only sedating, but also calming and relaxing.

Current uses for Patchouli include treating skin conditions such as dermatitis, acne, or dry, cracked skin. easing symptoms of conditions like colds, headaches, and stomach upset. relieving depression. providing feelings of relaxation and helping to ease stress or anxiety.

Steam distillation is the process for removing Patchouli oil from the leaves of the patchouli plant, an aromatic herb.  Its Latin name is Pogostemon cablin and its botanical family is mint.

When using topically, you may apply this oil neat, meaning it needs no dilution.  Simply apply it directly on the area of concern, or to the pulse points.  Use in a diffuser, or simply smell it directly from the bottle.

If you would like more information about Patchouli, its uses and benefits, follow this link to an article I found from healthline.com:

https://www.healthline.com/health/patchouli-oil

10 mL Bottle

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