LCA essential oil of Vetiver bio 5 ml in our pharmacy bio, Comment on advice for use and dosage with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
Vetiver essential oil is renowned for its relaxing and soothing action on the nervous system. It helps to reduce muscular tension, calm the mind and promote a state of deep, lasting relaxation. Thanks to its sedative and anxiolytic properties, Vetiver essential oil is effective in relieving stress and anxiety. It helps regulate levels of cortisol, the stress hormone, and promotes a sense of well-being and relaxation. In aromatherapy, Vetiver essential oil is used to balance emotions and promote a positive, balanced state of mind. It helps ease emotional tension, boost self-confidence and promote a sense of inner calm.
Vetiver essential oil is beneficial to skin health thanks to its toning and regenerating properties. It helps stimulate collagen production, improve skin elasticity and reduce the appearance of signs of aging.
LCA Organic Vetiver Essential Oil is indicated for:
Vetiver is a perennial plant native to Sri Lanka whose roots can grow up to 3 meters deep. Legend has it that they draw "life force" from the earth. This is why Vetiver has such a special place in traditional Indian medicine.
Properties of Organic Vetiver essential oil:
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Please note: this essential oil is highly viscous. If it has trouble draining out of the dropper, run it under warm water.
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Precautions for use
Vetiver essential oil is one of the few essential oils to be risk-free! However, it should only be used by adults and adolescents. You can use it in any way you wish, just dilute your essential oil for cutaneous application and diffusion, and leave it to your therapist to decide whether to use it orally.
Botanical name : Vetiveria zizanoides
Part of plant extracted : Rhizomes (roots)
Production process: Complete steam distillation
Biochemistry chromatography (main) : Sesquiterpenols: khusimol + beta-vetivenone (16.47%), isovalencenol (4.42%), alpha-cadinol (1.53%), beta-eudesmol (1.17%)... Sesquiterpenes: beta-vetyvene (1.45%), calacorene (0.42%), valencene (0.55%), zizanene (0.33%); beta-acoradiene (1.05%), calamenene (0.27%)... Sesquiterpenones: alpha vetivone (7.49%)... Sesquiterpenic acids: zizanoic acid (19.15%)
Presentation of LCA Organic Vetiver Essential Oil
LCA Organic Vetiver Essential Oil comes in a 5 ml bottle.
100% pure chemotyped essential oil (free from other related essential oils) 100% integral (not discolored, not deterpenated, not rectified...) 100% natural (not denatured with synthetic molecules).
Tip for varicose veins:
Mix 2 drops of organic Vetiver essential oil with 8 drops of vegetable oil and massage your legs up and down twice a day.
Relaxation tip:
Mix with a vegetable oil and massage slowly into the solar plexus.
Solar plexus kesako?
The solar plexus is often referred to as our emotional zone. It's located at the level of the sternum, just above the pit of our stomach. This is where many of the nerves innervating abdominal organs such as the stomach, liver and spleen are concentrated. It's easy to understand the expression "to have rage in the belly"!
The solar plexus is linked to vital energy, self-confidence (charisma) and motivation. It's therefore important to encourage relaxation of this area, which contains all our emotions: anger, fear...
Blocked breathing, a feeling of suffocation, an oppressed heart, bloating, colitis, a knot in the stomach, difficult digestion... these are all signs of a blocked solar plexus and diaphragm!
Take a few moments and breathe consciously, deeper and deeper, because breathing is the basis of all stress and emotional management!
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