| Aroma:
Exotic, sweet, floral, sensual, oriental, rich and voluptuous. |
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Latin Name: Cananga odorata. |
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Country of Origin: Madagascar and Comoros. |
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Extraction Method: Steam distilled. |
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Extracted From: Flowers. |
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Perfumery Note: Base/middle. |
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Aromatherapy Properties: Romantic and sensual. Powerfully sedating,
soothing, calming, regulating, induces euphoria. Seductive with aphrodisiac
qualities. Medicinally, ylang ylang is used for hair growth, insect bites, high
blood pressure, mild depression, insomnia and tension. |
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Suggested Uses: Ylang ylang works best in subtle doses, so you need only
use 2-3 drops in any diffusion method. Use in the bedroom or bath just before
bedtime to help induce a restful sleep. Ylang ylang can also be added to
unscented skin and hair products to promote shiny, healthy hair and smooth skin. |
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Blends Well With: Sandalwood, lemon, orange, bergamot, rosewood, black
pepper, vetiver and lavender. |
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History: In Asia the flowers of the ylang ylang tree are spread on the
beds of newly weds to promote romance and comfort. Ylang ylang has a long
history of being used for skin and hair care and it is considered to be a very
balanced essential oil. |
| Safety
Note: Do not use ylang ylang with babies, toddlers
and older children. Always test on a small area of skin for
sensitivity. Pregnant women should consult their physician prior
to using. The information provided is for general use only and not
meant to be a substitute for the medical advice of a physician. |
