Ginger Essential Oil 15 ml
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Try our natural steam distilled Ginger Essential Oil Botanical Name: cymbopogan martini var sofia Country of origin: India Extraction Method: Steam Distilled Plant part: Grass Color: Yellow to light brown liquid Scent: Ginger Grass Essential Oil has a sharp, green scent with pepper and lemon undertones. It is closely related to lemongrass, and customers should look to purchase ginger root if looking for the powdered spice aroma. Strength of Aroma: Medium Note: Middle Ingredients: cymbopogan martini var sofia Main Constituents: Limonene: 4.4% Menthadienols: 35.2% Usage: The aromatherapy uses for Ginger Grass Essential Oil include improvement of circulation and blood flow, calming and reduction of stress, as well as the opening of sinus passages. From a spiritual perspective Ginger Grass Oil is viewed as mood uplifting, euphoric and as aphrodisiac oil. In the perfumery industry, Ginger Grass Oil is added to inject a sharp, green scent – particularly in men's colognes. Blends well with: Cananga, Geranium, Rosewood, Sandalwood, Cedarwood and essential oils that are floral in nature. History: The distillation of Ginger Grass began in the eighteenth century. Warnings: Ginger Grass Oil can irritate sensitive skin. All topical applications should be carried out in dilution. Avoid use during pregnancy.
Try our natural steam distilled Ginger Essential Oil Botanical Name: cymbopogan martini var sofia Country of origin: India Extraction Method: Steam Distilled Plant part: Grass Color: Yellow to light brown liquid Scent: Ginger Grass Essential Oil has a sharp, green scent with pepper and lemon undertones. It is closely related to lemongrass, and customers should look to purchase ginger root if looking for the powdered spice aroma. Strength of Aroma: Medium Note: Middle Ingredients: cymbopogan martini var sofia Main Constituents: Limonene: 4.4% Menthadienols: 35.2% Usage: The aromatherapy uses for Ginger Grass Essential Oil include improvement of circulation and blood flow, calming and reduction of stress, as well as the opening of sinus passages. From a spiritual perspective Ginger Grass Oil is viewed as mood uplifting, euphoric and as aphrodisiac oil. In the perfumery industry, Ginger Grass Oil is added to inject a sharp, green scent – particularly in men's colognes. Blends well with: Cananga, Geranium, Rosewood, Sandalwood, Cedarwood and essential oils that are floral in nature. History: The distillation of Ginger Grass began in the eighteenth century. Warnings: Ginger Grass Oil can irritate sensitive skin. All topical applications should be carried out in dilution. Avoid use during pregnancy.