Pranarom Ylang-ylang Essential Oil Extra 5ml is a natural remedy that soothes stress, beautifies skin and hair, and stimulates sensuality.
Ylang-ylangessential oil has aphrodisiac, euphoric, sedative and anti-depressant properties. It is a central nervous system relaxant, analgesic, antisapasmodic, hypotensive and antiarrhythmic. Pranarom Ylang-ylang extra essential oil is 100% pure and natural. Native to Asia, this tropical tree with glossy evergreen leaves reaches 20 meters in height in the wild. The mature yellow flowers produce the finest essential oil. Ylang-ylang provides an essential oil whose fragrance is universally appreciated for its warm, floral, exotic, round and feminine notes. It's hardly surprising that it's one of those essential oils that can change human behavior through olfaction.
Pranarom Ylang-Ylang Extra essential oil has well-documented aphrodisiac properties. By stimulating libido and awakening the senses, it can be used to rekindle the flame in intimate life. Its intoxicating fragrance and active compounds act on the brain centers linked to desire and sensuality, offering a rich, fulfilling sensory experience.
Thanks to its specific aromatic components, Ylang-Ylang Extra essential oil is able to stimulate the production of endorphins, the hormones of happiness. It creates a feeling of deep well-being and inner joy. Its enchanting fragrance also acts on the emotional centers of the brain, promoting a positive, optimistic state of mind.
Ylang-Ylang has been recognized for centuries for its relaxing and soothing properties. By acting on the central nervous system, this essential oil helps calm anxiety, reduce stress and promote deep relaxation. Its delicate fragrance and soothing effects make it a precious ally for regaining emotional balance and a feeling of inner calm.
Thanks to its relaxing properties, Ylang-Ylang Extra essential oil is an excellent central nervous system relaxant. It helps soothe nervous tension, reduce mental agitation and promote restful sleep. By diffusing its soft, floral fragrance into the air, it creates an atmosphere conducive to relaxation, ideal for preparing for a restful night's rest.
Ylang-Ylang Extra essential oil from Pranarom is a wise choice for relieving pain, particularly that associated with menstruation. Thanks to its analgesic properties, it helps alleviate cramps and abdominal pain, offering natural, effective relief. Massaged into a vegetable oil, it can be applied locally for targeted, immediate relief.
The antispasmodic properties of Ylang-Ylang Extra essential oil make it an invaluable remedy for relieving muscle spasms and cramps. By relaxing muscles and reducing nervous excitation, it helps to rapidly relieve the pain and discomfort associated with spasms. Its gentle, effective action makes it a natural choice for soothing muscular tension and promoting physical well-being.
By regulating blood pressure and heart rate, Ylang-Ylang Extra essential oil helps maintain a healthy, balanced cardiovascular system. Its hypotensive and antiarrhythmic properties help reduce hypertension and prevent irregular heart rhythms. Inhaled or massaged in, it can be used safely to support cardiovascular health and promote optimal heart function.
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To obtain an analgesic effect, dilute 30% of Ylang-ylang essential oil inSt. John's wort vegetable oil. Then massage the feet with this mixture.
Precautions for use
-Not recommended for pregnant women, as it is urotonic.
-Do not use undiluted (dermocautical), always dilute.
Not recommended for breast-feeding women, as it stops lactation.
-High doses cause nausea and headaches
-Sedative when inhaled
-Not recommended for asthmatics without the advice of an allergist.
How do I use Pranarôm Ylang-Ylang essential oil?
Use it as a diffuser to soothe the mind, as a massage oil diluted in a vegetable oil to relax the body, or as a hair treatment to nourish the hair.
Is this essential oil suitable for everyone?
It is not recommended for pregnant women under 3 months or young children. Always follow the dosage instructions and perform a skin test before use.
Can it be applied undiluted to the skin?
No, it is essential to dilute it in a vegetable oil to avoid skin irritation.
What are the main benefits of Ylang-Ylang?
It soothes stress, promotes relaxation, beautifies skin and hair, and stimulates sensuality.
Ylang-ylang essential oil contains monoterpene esters, monoterpene alcohols and sesquiterpene hydrocarbons.
Main molecules: Linalool, germacrene-D
Distilled part: Flower
Presentation
Pranarôm ylang-ylang extra essential oil comes in a 5ml bottle.
We recommend Ylang-ylang essential oil in the following cases:
-High blood pressure
-Frigidity, impotence, sexual asthenia
-Palpitations, extrasystoles (massage the solar plexus)
-Depression, insomnia, stress, anxiety, panic
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