Kamelya Ylang Ylang Essential Oil extra

IDENTIFICATION CARD

BOTANICAL NAME: Cananga Odorata
EXTRACTION METHOD: Steam distillation
PART: Flowers
HEBBD: Botanically and biochemically defined essential oil
MAJOR CONSTITUENTS: Linalool, geranyl acetate, benzyl acetate, para-cresol M.E.
ORIGIN: Madagascar
AROMA: Powerful, sensual, floral, woody, sweet, soft, feminine
QUALITY: Authentic, organic essential oil, 100% pure and natural, undiluted and unrectified.

TRADITIONALLY RECOGNIZED USES: Perfumes, well-being, fatigue, depression, insomnia, skin and hair care, pain, sexual blockage.

DESCRIPTION

In the world of perfumery, ylang-ylang essential oil stands out as the queen of flowers. Its powerful and sensual aroma establishes it as a classic in perfumery, marking its presence in olfactory masterpieces like Coco Chanel's legendary "Bois des Îles" and the iconic Chanel No. 5. It also permeates other prestigious creations like Joy by Patou, Opium by Yves Saint-Laurent, or Paris by Guerlain.

Beyond its influence in the fragrance world, ylang-ylang essential oil offers a multitude of benefits in the realm of well-being. It brings a sense of peace in moments of stress, restlessness, and anxiety. With its toning properties, it stimulates intellectual and sexual capabilities, providing joy, pleasure, and sensuality. On the cosmetic front, this oil is also highly regarded. It tones the skin, promotes epidermal cell regeneration, and balances the secretion of sebum. Used to combat skin aging, soothe dry skin, and reduce pigmentation spots, ylang-ylang essential oil becomes a precious ally. Furthermore, it promotes hair growth and shine. Rich in monoterpenic esters with antispasmodic effects, it also finds its place in traditional treatments aimed at relieving muscle contractions and cramps.

Explore the many beneficial facets of ylang-ylang essential oil, a precious essence cherished both in the subtle art of perfumery and in the vast domains of well-being and cosmetics.

DISCLAIMER: The properties of essential oils listed on this site are for informational purposes only and are all derived from reference books written by leading essential oil specialists such as Dominique Baudoux, a pharmacist, Danièle Festy, a pharmacist, and Michel Turbide, who has been teaching aromatherapy since 1994 throughout Quebec. However, this information should not be considered as any form of therapeutic or medical prescription and cannot replace a consultation with your healthcare specialist.