Patchouli (pogostemon cablin) is used for tiredness, tension, burns, acne, dandruff, eczema and oily skin or scalp.
The oil is extracted from the dried leaves and shoots of the bushy herb.
Since ancient times, patchouli has been used in the East to scent linen and clothes. It is still used extensively in modern perfumery and was worn alone as the symbol of peace and love by hippies during the 1960s.
The essential oil has a woody, earthy, sweet smell that is pungent and persistent. It stimulates when used in small amounts and sedates when used more generously. It is anti-inflammatory and antiseptic.
In aromatherapy, it is used for tiredness, tension, burns, acne, dandruff, eczema and oily skin or scalp. It is a heady, sensual oil.
Bath & Shower: The essential oil is inhaled through the aromatic steam, as well as being absorbed by the skin. Add up to 5 drops in 2 tbsp bath oil, shower gel, or carrier oil.
Inhalation: This technique helps to clear your head and nose. Add 4–6 drops to a bowl of steaming water, place a towel over your head and breathe.
Massages: Relaxes your body and mind while helping to soothe aching muscles. Use up to 15 drops in 2 tbsp of base oil.
Diffusers & Burners: A natural air freshener, this technique creates a relaxing ambience and mood. Add 1–3 drops in a diffuser or burner.
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